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White County Coroner Ricky Barrett said 62-year-old Michael Stewart of Helen died of natural causes. Stewart's body was located behind an uninhabited home for sale across from the Circle K convenience store. The female complainant who contacted police told officers she had not seen or heard from Stewart in four days and that was unusual, the Helen Police Department incident report states. The woman asked police to meet her at Circle K, then officers proceeded across the highway where they located Stewart's body.

Jason Llewelyn, from the Royal Mail delivery office in Durham, donating food to Karen Williams at Coxhoe Village Hall. A NEW community pantry and food bank will open its doors to County Durham residents next week. East Durham Rural Corridor Area Action Partnership (AAP), one of Durham County Council’s 14 AAPs, has donated more than £11,000 to the Coxhoe and Area Community Pantry. Targeting people in Coxhoe and its surrounding villages, the pantry aims to support residents in need and help to reduce food wastage by distributing surplus affordable food. The project has also received ...

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WORK to plant thousands of trees across green spaces in County Durham is set to be completed in the next few weeks.

NYC schools chancellor engages in virtual art, music classes with Staten Island kids Updated Jan 26, 2021; Posted Jan 26, 2021 City Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza joined two Google Meet classrooms at PS 29 in Castleton Corners. This photo shows the chancellor in a virtual art class with teacher Zach Lombardi and his students. He is showing off his paper sculpture he made. (Staten Island Advance/Screenshot by Annalise Knudson) Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Educators across Staten Island have been finding new ways to engage their students in remote learning since the start of th...