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With Florida man charged in Decatur child's rape, expert offers help to keep your child safe online Beth Jackson with the National Children's Advocacy Center said as soon as children are allowed access to technology, parents should start having conversations about online platforms. Posted: May 20, 2021 6:54 PM Posted By: Olivia Schueller A Florida man is now free on bond after his arrest for child rape in Decatur. Investigators say 26-year-old, Keith Norris Williams, met the child on the dating app, Badoo. According to court records, Williams met the child in her backyard, where the sex act...

Downloads On-the-go dairy drinks have taken a beating. As Brits hunkered down at home, impulse occasions staggered to a halt. That much is evident in the figures. While take-home value sales soared by 15.5% (£81.3m) to £606.1m, impulse fell by almost £107m to £206.3m amid the cycle of lockdowns [Kantar 52 w/e 27 December 2020]. As such, big brands with a strong on-the-go presence suffered black eyes. The value of Weetabix’s breakfast drinks fell by a bruising 30.5%, a loss of £4.3m, while Mars’ drinks shed £1.7m (12.8%) on volumes down 15% [Nielsen 52 w/e 2 January 2021]. And Mülle...

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Boxes have been packed and food distributed, but donations are still being accepted by the Friendly Fellow Club. While the club’s annual Christmastime assistance has already been given out for 2020, local residents can still give money to help as the club prepares for the 2021 portion of the program. FFC officials have noted that applications are up 50% and distribution has increased, which also resulted in an increase in costs related to more boxes and also rising food costs, which means the club is in need of more donations to ensure they can meet their expenses. Donations can be maile...

Published on December 28th, 2020 The Fractracker Alliance has just published a new study on the potential impacts of health and safety setbacks and environmental justice in California revealing that over 2 million people, mostly low income and people of color, live within 2,500′ of oil and gas infrastructure. By Dan Bacher The report, People and Production: Reducing Risk in California Extraction, makes a number of conclusions, including recommending a setback of at least one mile between oil and gas wells and homes, schools, based on the peer reviewed literature. Kyl...