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by Maddy Morwood Premium Content Subscriber only A Queensland couple have spent more than $25,000 to diagnose and save the life of their pet Bernese mountain dog which was eventually found to have a vitamin deficiency. It's an enormous amount of money, but Vicky and Aaron Meyers say it was worth it - and they're not alone. A Brisbane vet told the Sunday Mail pet owners were more willing than ever to spend whatever it takes to save their furry friends. Dr. Leigh Hanlon from the Samford Valley Vet Hospital said it's because pets had become for some, their...

Wed, 04/07/2021 - 10:37am Robert Tomlinson By:  Robert Tomlinson, Staff Writer THREE RIVERS — During one of their annual visits to Libertad, Belize in the mid-1990s as part of a Rotary Club project in the area, Larry Campbell from the Three Rivers Rotary Club noticed a block foundation, about three blocks high, that had been laid for a new school building. Campbell asked the people around the construction site when it would be done, and the response from one of the workers was that they didn’t know. “They work in the factory all day and they don't want to come...

9 shares A recent decision by the Israeli Supreme Court has split the Knesset along party lines and has already been used by Orthodox parties in election ads. (Photo by Chris Yunker / Wikimedia Commons) Local Conservative and Reform community members are pleased with the recent Israeli Supreme Court decision granting citizenship to those who converted to Judaism under non-Orthodox auspices in the Jewish state. “I think it’s a significant first step in recognizing the validity, legitimacy and authority of a non-Orthodox understanding of Jewish identity,” said Rabbi Aaron Bisno , ...

Transcend Engagement Welcomes Aaron Meyers as General Manager and Michael Gassett as Account Representative Share Article In the expanding Employee Engagement Industry, Transcend boosts its human capital management and technological capabilities with the addition of two senior industry leaders. “With Aaron and Michael, we are poised to meet and exceed customer expectations as we roll out several new products and onboard new customers this year.” Dr. Bob Randall, CEO OWATONNA, Minn. (PRWEB) February 16, 2021 Transcend Engagem...

Blast back to the 1970s with a driving tour of Los Angeles The 1970s turned 50 in 2020. The LA Conservancy is celebrating with a self-driving tour that includes the Westin Bonaventure Hotel, left. (Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times) Feb. 4, 2021 7:30 AM PT Design and illustrations by Jade Cuevas Good morning, Golden State travelers. This week’s adventures take us to some surprising locales — the first Whale Heritage Site in the country, a waterfall in Yosemite National Park and back-to-the-'70s Los Angeles. Whether you take these trips this weekend — or save them for later �...