Obituary: Mary Helen Flower, 1924-2022
Proud lifelong Woodstock resident was a loving mother and grandmother who gave back to her community
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Proud lifelong Woodstock resident was a loving mother and grandmother who gave back to her community
Using patient files and historical records author Kim Thomas uncovers the stories of the first women treated in Britain's first asylum for criminal lunatics in her new book Broadmoor Women.
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Vaccination event held in Stuart The goal was to get 600 people vaccinated at the Martin County event on Saturday. Posted at 9:07 PM, Apr 03, 2021 and last updated 2021-04-03 21:07:42-04 Cars were lined up around the 10th Street Recreation Center in Stuart on Saturday for a vaccination event. The event was hosted by Reverend Frederick James of Saint Paul AME church, along with state and local agencies. Stuart's mayor, Eula Clarke, said collaboration is the key and wants more generations to get their shots. âIf young people are seeing this, we want them to get vaccinated. We need our you...
Chambers Co. pastor, microbiologist encourages COVID-19 vaccination Chambers Co. pastor, microbiologist encourages COVID-19 vaccination By Katie Kamin | December 15, 2020 at 12:40 AM EST - Updated December 15 at 8:10 AM CHAMBERS CO. Ala. (WTVM) - An East Alabama pastor and professor of microbiology is encouraging his congregation and community to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Dr. Frederick James said he has heard about the hesitations some people in the area have about the vaccine. James is both a professor of Microbiology at Southern Union State Community College, having extensively studied...