POLICE BEAT: SEPT. 19
SANFORD POLICE DEPARTMENT
Source: sanfordherald.com
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Turning Leaf Business Center is home to Tastefully Simple, others
Located at 1920 Turning Leaf Lane SW across from the YMCA, Turning Leaf is home to a number of businesses.
Source: echopress.com
Saturday's Farmer's Market being moved to the Vandalia Moose Lodge
Due to the threat of rain, the monthly Farmer's Market is being moved indoors. The Farmer's Market will now be...
Source: vandaliaradio.com
Turning Leaf Services
Mental health services will soon be expanding into The Pas. Turning Leaf is a non-profit that supports individuals living independently in the community, by providing crisis intervention, suppo...
Source: thepasonline.com
Harbour Island Cottage Designed by Matthew Carter in the Bahamas
Designer Matthew Carter transforms a dilapidated midcentury cottage in the Bahamas with sublime color, collected-over-time objects, and imaginative details.
Source: veranda.com
'James and the Giant Peach' at Stebens Children's Theatre
Summer is sweeter with a juicy peach. A giant peach may even have some new friends inside.
Source: globegazette.com
Stebens Children's Theatre presents 'James and the Giant Peach'
Summer is sweeter with a juicy peach. A giant peach may even have some new friends inside.
Source: globegazette.com
COVID-19 PHE ends; mental health issues linger
WABASH VALLEY, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — On May 11th the Public Health Emergency declared in response to COVID-19 expired but effects still linger in terms of mental health. "I think that it's appropriate to declare with the changes that have occurred," Dr. Alan Stewart, Knox County Health Officer said. Stewart added that we have now reached [...]
Source: mymixfm.com
COVID-19 PHE ends; mental health issues linger
WABASH VALLEY, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — On May 11th the Public Health Emergency declared in response to COVID-19 expired but effects still linger in terms of mental health. “I think that it’s appropriate to declare with the changes that have occurred,” Dr. Alan Stewart, Knox County Health Officer said. Stewart added that we have now reached […]
Source: mywabashvalley.com