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San Jose Hit-and-Run: Friend Says Bicyclist Was Left for Dead – NBC Bay Area

This is someone who left Rickey for dead, said Dave Nelson, one of the bicyclists who was riding with Fogle on Friday. Fogle and Nelson were part of a group of more than 20 cyclists riding together. The group said at times Fogle veers away from the group s planned route, but they realized something was wrong when he did not meet up after the ride. The bicyclists later learned Fogle had been rushed to Valley Medical Center, where he was being treated for four broken ribs, punctured lungs, fractures to his pelvis, arm and leg, and a neck and spine injury.

Police: Five stabbed on downtown Napa street, suspects sought

Napa Police are searching for suspects in a stabbing attack Friday night that left two people hospitalized in intensive care. The attack was reported to police at 11:18 p.m. and took place on downtown Second Street near a parking garage and the old Napa County courthouse, according to Sgt. Nick Dalessi. Witnesses reported seeing numerous people fighting in the area, and arriving officers found blood on the street, Dalessi said. Support local news coverage and the people who report it by subscribing to the Napa Valley Register. Special offer: $1 for your first 3 months! Shortly afterward, five people arrived at Providence Queen of the Valley Medical Center with stab wounds of varying severity, according to Dalessi. Two of the victims had serious injuries and were in the Queen’s intensive-care unit as of Saturday morning, while the other three victims were treated and released, Dalessi said.

Supporting older adults, through the pandemic and beyond

JESSICA ZIMMER Being present for older adults in 2021 requires forethought and an understanding of how the pandemic has changed many aspects of daily life. Many older adults are emerging from a long period of isolation. Yet they remain concerned about their safety, as well as the safety of loved ones. When all parties are vaccinated, a hug goes a long way. “When possible, physical touch is very much appreciated. Messages of love, that you, a family member, or grandchildren are all right, especially because of the way you were raised, are helpful,” said Dr. Doug Wilson, medical director for the palliative care service at Queen of the Valley Medical Center and a family physician at OLE Health.

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