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Posted: May 26, 2021 5:59 PM NT | Last Updated: May 27 Amy Doyle and her daughter, Kerri Lynn Kettle, stand over the site on a beach in St. Lawrence where Doyle hopes to establish a fishermen's memorial. (Jane Adey/CBC) The heartache is still as fresh as it was one year ago for Kerri Lynn Kettle. Kettle lost her husband, Isaac Kettle, when the fishing vessel Sarah Anne sank off St. Lawrence in May 2020. Now, she's raising two little boys on her own. "It's been a living nightmare. We are slowly getting through it," said Kettle. Three other men from the community lost their lives when the crab...

Lichfield Live Open Search Share this: Residents at a Lichfield care home have been getting to grips with new technology designed to help keep them active. The Magic Table 360 has been introduced at The Spires after research showed the system could help those living with dementia. A resident trying out the Magic Table 360 It uses interactive light projections to allow participants to pop bubbles, colour in pictures, play the piano or interact with virtual fish. Amy Doyle, general manager of the home, said: “We’re excited to bring a touch of magic to the residents at our home. “The ...

Lichfield Live Open Search Staff at Lichfield care home say receiving coronavirus vaccination is a “light at the end of the tunnel” Share this: Staff at a Lichfield care home say there is “light at the end of the tunnel” after receiving the first dose of their coronavirus vaccine. The Spires care home Residents and workers at The Spires are among the first batch of locals to receive the COVID-19 jabs. General manager Amy Doyle said the vaccinations had “lifted spirits” after the challenges of the coronavirus crisis. “Last year was a year like no other and the vaccine f...

Lichfield Live Open Search A care home has cooked up as festive treat for people in Lichfield and Burntwood. The Spires care home has donated 300 mince pies to MHA Communities. The group helps older people in Burntwood to maintain their independence and live well later life by offering support and activities.  Amy Doyle, general manager of The Spires said: “We are always proud to support our community. “Our head chef, Kevin, made and handed out over 300 of his delicious mince pies which will go out to Lichfield and Burntwood residents who are living alone at Christmas. “Kevin has ...