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KXLY May 7, 2021 5:33 AM Destiny Richards Updated: SpokAnimal is one of those shelters and they need your help! Right now, 200 of their kittens are in foster homes and about 30 still need fosters. It’s kitten season! �� Local shelters like SpokAnimal are seeing an intake of kittens this time of year. They need your help! We’ll tell you about an event tomorrow where you can learn about being a foster and donate kitty supplies on #GMNW! @kxly4newspic.twitter.com/RVPvVfAIrf If you’d like to take care of some kittens until they can be placed in a new home, com...
Updated: 2:31 PM EDT May 3, 2021 NEWVILLE, Pa. — A Cumberland County woman accused of giving false information to doctors and specialists regarding a six-year-old child in her care is now facing additional charges for allegedly physically abusing the girl, according to State Police. Shelley Noreika, 47, of Newville, is charged with felony counts of strangulation, endangering the welfare of children, and aggravated assault, and a misdemeanor count of simple assault, according to police. Her husband, David Noreika, 48, is charged with a felony count of endangering the welfare ...
Blue Jackets hope to get motivation from this year's rough campaign by Jeff Svoboda @JacketsInsider / BlueJackets.com Each weekday this season, BlueJackets.com will post CBJ Today, a look at news, notes, analysis and fun stuff from around the Blue Jackets world. It's everything you need to know if you're a fan going into the day. The Daily Buzz The Blue Jackets get back at it tonight with a 7 p.m. game in Nationwide Arena a...
Averett University alumna Jennifer Williams â90 received national news attention in March after a social media post about her book donation program suddenly went viral. It all started on March 2 when Williams, an Averett psychology graduate and teacher, donated to Chatham Elementary School in Chatham, Va. on Dr. Seuss Day. The donation was made through her book donor program, âJoy of Reading â Danville,â which gives away thousands of books annually. âI give to kids because they are my passion, not to mention I found a tangible way to help a child be more successful by...