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A CHILDREN'S hospice in Oxford has a brand new garden thanks to a donation from the Captain Tom Foundation and a group of volunteers from almost 20…

The family of Captain Sir Tom Moore have officially opened the new garden of a children’s hospice, which was created with the help of a…

Weather Alert THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE IS TRANSMITTED AT THE REQUEST OF THE MONTANA DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. THE BILLINGS POLICE DEPARTMENT HAS ISSUED A MISSING AND ENDANGERED PERSON ADVISORY FOR JAXTYN GUY. JAXTYN IS A 1 YEAR OLD BABY, APPROXIMATELY 30 INCHES LONG AND 22 POUNDS, WITH LIGHT HAIR AND BLUE EYES. HE WAS TAKEN BY HIS NON-CUSTODIAL FATHER AND IS BELIEVED TO BE IN DANGER. JAXTYN'S FATHER IS RYAN DENNIS GUY IS A 29 YEAR OLD WHITE MALE. RYAN IS FIVE FEET 9 INCHES AND 145 POUNDS WITH BLONDE HAIR AND BLUE EYES. RYAN MAY BE DRIVING A GOLD 2007 SAAB 95 WITH A BLACK FRONT FENDER AND MONTANA LI...

THROUGHOUT the pandemic, health care workers have been focusing on trying to find cures, treatments, and vaccines that will help fight coronavirus. What has been spoken about less often, however, is how palliative care doctors and nurses, have had to change their way of working to enable high-quality end-of-life-care, despite the constraints of the pandemic. Doctor Mary Miller, a palliative medicine consultant at Sobell House, told the Oxford Mail: "The pandemic was a disaster and people have thought about cures, managing the disease, reducing mortality - but it is equally as important ...

Heart of the Valley invites the community to take part in this year's personal Snowshoe Shuffle. You can sign up to walk with your dog, log miles, and help raise money for the shelter animals.