Page 10 - Diane Wright News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

The Red Cross is seeing its lowest post-summer level of blood supply in the last six years.

Only two SA guest houses have perfect 10 reviews. This is how they did it  May 23, 2021, 12:40 PM facebook Supplied Only two guest houses in SA have a perfect 10/10 rating from users of the online booking agency Booking.com. Up to 75% of travellers say  . ,  For more stories go to www.BusinessInsider.co.za. In a survey of 20,000 global participants, the world's largest online travel company, Booking.com, found that when deciding on a place to stay, travellers see the attentiveness of staff as more important than value, location, or cleanliness. In the same su...

Structure fires rising in Montana in 2021, fire experts say and last updated 2021-05-14 19:53:32-04 BILLINGS- — American Red Cross of Montana and the Billings Fire Marshal say they have responded to an increased number of house fires across the state this year. Mike Spini, the Billings Fire marshal, says the number has been increasing since the beginning of 2021. Spini added that its not only house and structure fires, but rather the number of fires in every category has gone up. “It’s just a growing trend. As our city gets bigger, there's more of a demand for us, for public s...

Melanie Ravenscroft at the 2018 Educate Awards, one of her proudest moments STAR readers have been paying their respects to a former school head teacher who has died, described as a "kind-hearted lovely lady". Former head teacher of St Aidan’s CE Primary School in Billinge Mrs Melanie Ravenscroft died at Willowbrook Hospice on Sunday, May 2 aged 50. There has been an outpouring of grief by staff, pupils, families and the wider community of the Billinge school, where she had been for 14 years. Mrs Ravenscroft was head teacher at the school until Christmas 2020 when she took early ret...

Donate lifesaving blood and receive a refreshing treat at Give a Pint-Get A Pint blood drive Red Cross of Montana View Comments The American Red Cross encourages Great Falls to come on out, donate a pint of lifesaving blood and enjoy a refreshing treat afterwards. The sixth annual Give A Pint-Get A Pint Red Cross Blood Drive takes place Tuesday, May 4, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Great Falls Civic Center, 2 Park Drive S. Those who donate will receive a pint of Meadow Gold ice cream and a coupon good for a pint of beer from the Celtic Cowboy.