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Former London broadcaster, Paul Soles, who got his start at CFPL has passed away at the age of 90.

When Joselyne Cimpaye helped care for her ailing grandmother, with the knowledge that it wouldn’t be long before her loved one would pass away, it occasionally made her sad. But as she cooked, did household chores, and kept her grandmother company, she felt the sadness being replaced by an entirely different feeling. “I really enjoyed taking care of her,” said Cimpaye, a senior at Harrison High School. “Cooking for her, cleaning, and just being with her toward the end, was a comfort to both of us. So I decided I would try to find a career in that field.”

‘Fruits of our labor’: What Earth Day looked like on the Southside of Syracuse (photos) Updated May 02, 2021; Facebook Share Trash and empty KFC boxes were removed in front of the Family Dollar near East Brighton Avenue. It took no less than two hours to tell the difference. Mike Atkins, former city common councilor, started his morning in a van, offering to load up bags of trash collected all along South Salina Street. It has been over 20 years since volunteers had gotten together to create a community effort to clean up the southside of Syracuse, he said. “That’s the reason why the...

  HALIFAX -- Vaccine continues to go into the arms of Nova Scotians and as of Friday, people between the ages of 40 and 54 are eligible to book an appointment for the AstraZeneca vaccine. "If Dr. Strang tells me it's safe to get the AstraZeneca vaccine, I'll get it," said Angela Wright. Thousands of appointments for AstraZeneca were booked within hours of opening up and Wright was able to secure an appointment Friday morning and received her first dose in the afternoon. She's not concerned by reports of rare blood clots linked to the vaccine. "I have no concerns about any side effects ...

Horsetalk.co.nz Advocates seek greater investment in animal health to prevent future pandemics Animal health advocates have penned an open letter calling on governments and international agencies to invest in animal health and welfare to prevent another pandemic. Members of the Action for Animal Health coalition, in a letter marking Marking World Vet Day, assert that the importance of animal health systems to global health security is being overlooked. One of the weakest health systems is the animal health system, they say. “At least 75% of new human infectious diseases emerge from...