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Kent Plans to Build a Chimney That s Literally For the Birds
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Hoover Service Club honors Charon Rivers with community service award
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The Hoover Service Club on Thursday, May 13, 2021, presented Charon Rivers, one of the founders of the Support Our Soldiers Foundation, with the club s 2021 Flora Mae Pike Community Service Award during a meeting at the Hoover Country Club in Hoover, Alabama. Pictured with her are club members Roberta Atkinson, left and Jean Ingram. Ã
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The Hoover Service Club on Thursday, May 13, 2021, presented Charon Rivers, one of the founders of the Support Our Soldiers Foundation, with the club s 2021 Flora Mae Pike Community Service Award during a meeting at the Hoover Country Club in Hoover, Alabama. Here, Rivers opens a gift she received in conjunction with the award.
Metis Construction Services This rendering shows what the proposed chimney swift tower will look like when built on Haymaker Parkway. The tower will provide a shelter for the birds that have lost many of their nesting places.
Kent residents should expect more permanent neighbors this spring or summer: chimney swifts.
While the birds are not new to the city, a designated shelter for them will be, since Kent’s city council approved a chimney-swift tower to be built sometime in the summer.
The sanctuary will be located on the Hike and Bike Trail on Haymaker Parkway, in between Kent State’s campus and the police station.
Family history of suicide attempt linked to lower neurocognitive functioning in youth
Children and adolescents with a family history of suicide attempts have lower executive functioning, shorter attention spans, and poorer language reasoning than those without a family history, according to a new study by researchers from the Lifespan Brain Institute (LiBI) of Children s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and the University of Pennsylvania. The study is the largest to date to examine the neurocognitive functioning of youth who have a biological relative who made a suicide attempt.
The findings, which were first published online last March, were published in the January 2021 edition of
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