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By Nick Parkinson2021-02-19T17:15:00+00:00 Messer has received four wrongful death lawsuits in a Georgia state court relating to the six workers who were killed by a liquid nitrogen leak at a poultry processing plant in Gainesville, Georgia, on Jan. 28. Colleen Murphy asserted claims for the wrongful death of her husband, Corey Murphy, on Tuesday and was followed by similar lawsuits brought by three other victims at the Foundation Food Group plant – Jose De Jesus Elias Cabrer, Saulo Suarez-Bernal and Victor Vellez – on Thursday this week. The lawsuits claim Messer failed to properly mai...

Community remembers victims of plant disaster in Gainesville with prayer vigil WSBTV.com News Staff UP NEXT Family and friends of six workers killed in a chemical leak at a Gainesville poultry plant held a prayer vigil for them Saturday afternoon. Six people died and at least 12 were seriously injured when liquid nitrogen, which is used to freeze food coming off the line, poured into the plant. Three people remain in critical condition. Channel 2′s Christian Jennings was at the Foundation Foods plant Saturday night, where mourners gathered for a powerful and emotional vigil...

Investigations begins after 6 killed by chemical leak at Gainesville food processing plant By FOX 5 Atlanta Digital Team Published  A vigil is planned for Saturday after a deadly accident at a Gainesville chicken plant. GAINESVILLE, Ga. - Authorities have identified the six people killed in a chemical leak at a Gainesville food processing plant Thursday morning as new details emerge and stories of the harrowing experience. The Hall County Sheriff’s Office identified the victims on Friday as: 45-year-old Jose DeJesus Elias-Cabrera of Gainesville; 35-year-old Corey Alan Murphy of Clermont; 2...

Holyoke Community College Foundation introduces new directors Updated Dec 22, 2020; Posted Dec 22, 2020 HCC Foundation Inc. a charitable arm of the college, has announced the college's new directors and officers. Facebook Share The nonprofit fundraising arm of Holyoke Community College has added seven new members to its Board of Directors and elected new officers. The HCC Foundation, Inc., voted three-year director’s terms for four alumni of the college, and three others. The alumni are Nikki Burnett of Springfield, the executive director of Educare Springfield; Cynthia Shea Desroches of ...