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Wildfire in Fergus County now at 27K+ acres Wildfire in Fergus County now at 27K+ acres and last updated 2021-08-03 21:25:17-04 FERGUS COUNTY â The Taylor Fire burning in Fergus County has burned about 27,178 acres as of Tuesday evening (August 3) due to dry conditions and changing winds; that figure is down slightly from Monday night's estimate. There is no containment yet and the cause of the fire is still unknown. The fire is burning northeast of Denton and southwest of Winifred. At this point, there are no reports of injuries to people, or of damaged structures, but we have received ...
RVNAhealth Launches Community Food Drive to Support Neighbors Struggling with Food Insecurity Written by Nancy Rowe This summer, RVNAhealth is partnering with the Danbury Health Department to ensure the Covid-19 vaccine reaches underserved communities where obstacles, such as time, transportation, information, and access, are preventing people from getting vaccinated. As part of this public health initiative, RVNAhealth will also be bringing a “traveling food pantry” into these communities to help neighbors who are experiencing food insecurity. After receiving their vaccine, co...
Italian Center of Stamford Partners with Little League to Host Community Food Drive on January 23 Written by Christine Meek The Italian Center of Stamford (the IC) announced today that they have partnered with Stamford North Little League (SNLL) to host a Community Food Drive at the IC on Saturday, January 23, 2021 from 11:00am-2:00pm. The food will be donated to the Food Bank of Lower Fairfield County. “The IC has a long history of giving back to the community,” said Jonathan T. Hoch Sr., Executive Director of the IC. “We are delighted to team up with Stamford North Little L...
Moldy walls and ceiling, rusty food containers lead to low score at San Antonio convenience store Shop-N-Save received a score of 78 from Metro Health Tags: Shop-N-Save, located in the 1300 block of N. Trinity Street. Photo Courtesy of Google image. (KSAT. Photo Courtesy: Google) SAN ANTONIO – A convenience store on the city’s near West Side was cited by health inspectors last month after a mold-like substance was discovered on the walls and ceiling of its walk-in cooler. Shop-N-Save, located in the 1300 block of N. Trinity Street, received a score of 78 and was also written up for usi...