LISBON — An anonymous Lisbon David Anderson High School Class of 1956 graduate is challenging fellow classmates to donate toward a scholarship, offering to ma
LISBON — An anonymous Lisbon David Anderson High School Class of 1956 graduate is challenging fellow classmates to donate toward a scholarship, offering to match whatever they donate to bring the total up to $200,000. “That’s a positive story I wanted to report,” David Anderson Jr./Sr. High School Principal Keith Edenfield said during Thursday’s school […]
/PRNewswire/ -- Gales®, the first smart PPE shoe designed directly with healthcare workers, has announced their new partnership with MedResults Network, a...
/PRNewswire/ -- Innovative nursing footwear company Gales has just released its latest colorway. The bright and cheery mint color is available for men and...
/PRNewswire/ -- Innovative nursing footwear company Gales has just released its latest colorway. The bright and cheery mint color is available for men and...
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A company says its new "Gales" shoes will help protect our frontline workers from the Covid virus and other bad germs Author: Jeannie Blaylock Updated: 8:05 PM EDT July 14, 2021
They're called Gales, named after the famous nurse Florence Nightingale.
Company CEO Rob Gregg says he talked with nurses around the country and saw a need for personal protective equipment that included shoes.
“We're getting masks and gloves, but we have this big problem with our feet,” says Gregg. “It's kind of like walking barefoot in a hazmat suit.”
That analogy isn't literal, of course, but nurse Debbie Kantor in Jacksonville says she tried to bleach her tennis shoes, and it didn't work at all.
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Family of Tara Landgraf said tears and relief flowed following news that a man had been arrested for her 2007 murder.
“We were relieved. . . . Shocked and relieved because we honestly didn’t think they would find him,” said her cousin, Rob Gregg.
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On Monday, Calgary police announced a 29-year-old man — who cannot be identified because he was 16 at the time of the attack — has been charged with one count of first-degree murder in the 13-year-old case.