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Keep helping Missionvale poor Sister Ethel Seriously ill care centre founder sends heartfelt message from Ireland PREMIUM By Guy Rogers - 12 July 2021 Missionvale Care Centre founder Sister Ethel Normoyle has called on the people of Gqeberha to continue supporting the centre and its work to uplift the poor. The inaugural winner of The Herald Citizen of the Year Awards in 1989 contracted lung cancer and had to fly to Ireland suddenly last week so she could be with her family while she received specialised medical care. This article is reserved for HeraldLIVE subscribers. A subscription gives you full digital access to all our content. ....
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Letters to the Herald Citizen, Jan. 14 edition Wicked Local Anticipating a bright, new semester at Montserrat College of Art The doom and gloom scenarios bantered about on the demise of colleges and universities in Massachusetts, especially during the past semester when students, faculty, and staff spent inordinate amounts of time dealing with safety during the spread of COVID-19 are vastly overstated locally. I am proud to report that at Montserrat College of Art in Beverly, our community bucked the trend. During a semester when some colleges were corralling students away from crowded gatherings, the Montserrat community stayed vigilant about mask-wearing, hand-washing, social distancing, and remaining focused. ....