Page 129 - Robin Smith News Today

Tennessee House: Fetal remains must be buried or cremated KIMBERLEE KRUESI, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Medical providers in Tennessee would be required to cremate or bury fetal remains from surgical abortions under legislation advanced by the GOP-controlled House on Monday. The proposal has sparked criticism among reproductive rights advocates, who argue such measures — which have been enacted in other Republican-majority states — are unnecessary and wo...

Senate will consider legislation on Wednesday, opponent calls it ‘an attack on abortion, nothing else’ After a 2020 in which Tennessee lawmakers passed one of the strictest anti-abortion laws in the country ( which was promptly struck down by a federal judge), abortion policy has not been front-and-center at the Tennessee General Assembly in 2021. But lawmakers couldn’t leave town without pushing additional abortion restrictions. On Monday, the state House voted 69-22 to approve new regu...

Tennessee House passes bill mandating that fetal remains be buried or cremated By Kimberlee Kruesi NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Medical providers in Tennessee would be required to cremate or bury fetal remains from surgical abortions under legislation advanced by the GOP-controlled House on Monday. The proposal has sparked criticism among reproductive rights advocates, who argue such measures — which have been enacted in other Republican-majority states — are unnecessary and would stigmatize a legall...

2021/04/20 08:12 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Medical providers in Tennessee would be required to cremate or bury fetal remains from surgical abortions under legislation advanced by the GOP-controlled House on Monday. The proposal has sparked criticism among reproductive rights advocates, who argue such measures — which have been enacted in other Republican-majority states — are unnecessary and would stigmatize a legally available procedure. “This is one ...

The Vaticans Pontifical Council for Culture and The Cura Foundation "Unite to Prevent" Global Leaders in Science, Faith, Medicine and Technology Gather for the Fifth International Vatican Conference News provided by Share this article Share this article VATICAN CITY and NEW YORK, April 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The Vaticans Pontifical Council for Culture and The Cura Foundations Fifth International Vatican Conference will be held on May 6-8, 2021. The conference will unite the foremost leading ...

Roadmap for easing lockdown. Picture: Boris Johnson Lockdown restrictions are slowly continuing to ease with the next set of rules being lifted on Monday. It is hoped that by June 21, the UK will have fully left lockdown and we will no longer have to follow any restrictions. As rules as continuing to ease, we asked our readers what they were looking forward to the most about lockdown ending. Stephanie Graham said: "Shopping and drinks when I can cross the border from Annan to Carlisle ...

Bill aims to get handle on blocked railroad crossings A bill would require TDOT to study data on blocked railroad crossings in Tennessee. and last updated 2021-03-10 23:31:03-05 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Tennessee lawmakers want to try to get a handle on a big problem thats brought some neighborhoods to a complete stop. Weve all been there. Its incredibly frustrating when youre almost where you need to go and then find out a train is blocking the way. A bill is now on its way to the state ...

Tennessees House and Senate speakers are attempting to crack down on legislators doing business with the state, an issue that gained attention again this year with news of an FBI case involving multiple lawmakers and campaign marketing businesses. House Speaker Cameron Sexton, R-Crossville, and Lt. Gov. Randy McNally, R-Oak Ridge, have filed a rare, joint bill to bolster Tennessees existing law on members conducting business transactions with the state. If passed, the bill would prevent legisla...

Forget Me Not Cocktail Lounge Makes Its Debut In Cherry Creek Culinary Creative’s Nicole Lebedevitch is pouring exquisite cocktails and chef Max MacKissock is preparing impeccable snacks, so make your reservations now.Denise Mickelsen •   March 10, 2021 New bars are opening at a steady pace in Denver right now, as the ever-resilient hospitality industry plans for post-pandemic life and a return to revelry as we once knew it. Forget Me Not, the chic cocktail destination from the Culinary...

Mark Antonation The cocktail menu currently comprises fourteen house creations divided into four categories: sparkling and low ABV, light and refreshing, rich and stirred, and no-alcohol, which all range from $11 to $15. Theres also a pair of large-format cocktails that ring in at $120, but theyre intended for at least four people and can serve up to ten. Ingredients include handmade infusions and syrups flavored with botanical barks, woods, spices and flowers, augmenting the floral theme of th...