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Tragedy grips Wits university after three suicides in three weeks By Lesego Makgatho Three Wits University students have died from suicide in the past three weeks. A statement released by the Wits University’s Student Representative Council highlighted the issue of mental health and its impact on the student body. The SRC attributed the suicides to the pressure placed on students by the university. Wits SRC president Mpendulo Mfeka said the misconception was that these students took their own lives because of academic pressure. “This is not the case with this particular three as the...

Senior couple finally gets propane delivery after days with no heat A College Grove couple in their 70s contacted NewsChannel 5 to get help after they said they had been living without heat in their home for weeks. and last updated 2021-02-23 09:31:01-05 COLLEGE GROVE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A College Grove couple in their 70s contacted NewsChannel 5 to get help after they said they had been living without heat in their home for weeks. "I slept under the electric blanket, I had a headband on and a coat and gloves," said Eileen Thomas. Eileen and her husband James said at times the temperature wo...

Premium Content Subscriber only A Gladstone woman got into an argument with a magistrate after claiming she didn't know drugs would still be in her saliva a day after using them. Kerry Eileen Thomas, 32, pleaded guilty in Gladstone Magistrates Court on January 12 to drug-driving. The court heard that on November 29 at Clinton, Thomas was stopped by police where she tested positive for drugs while she had four children in the car. Further tests showed the presence of marijuana in her system.   Self-represented, Thomas told the court she didn't smoke that day and that she had smoked the ...

WATCH: All this 95-year-old assisted living resident wants for Christmas is ‘a big hug and a kiss’ Updated Dec 24, 2020; During the COVID-19 pandemic, places like The Clare Estate, an independent and assisted living residence in Bordentown City, have not allowed visitors. So the only regular visitor 95-year-old May Sass gets, fellow church member and “adopted daughter” Eileen Thomas, takes place through a big picture window, and they talk on cell phones. The two became friends through the New Monmouth Baptist Church in Middletown and for now, this is their new normal. But on a recent...