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Dozens of volunteers helped The Northern California Veterans Museum pack over 250 boxes with food and other essentials for active-duty troops.
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Downtown Jacksonville homeless camp set to close Tuesday Updated: Tags: Jamil Boyd, 41, calls the site, nicknamed “Tent City,” home. “I have been here for about three weeks,” he told News4Jax. “COVID hit, I got laid off.” The residency of Tent City has grown over the last several weeks. “Everybody who is out here, still out here, sticking it out, is actually needing the services,” Boyd said. “It is not a game.” A count from volunteers on the property Sunday morning confirmed there were 153 tents with approximately 125 people within the perimeter secured by a fence and ...
‘A new hope.’ Missing girl’s family still hurting 18 years after she disappeared By Cameron Probert, Tri-City Herald Published: February 5, 2021, 1:30pm Share: Sofia Lucerno Juarez disappeared the day before her 5th birthday on Feb. 4, 2003. The Charley Project website includes an age-progression photo showing what she may have looked like at age 17. KENNEWICK — Sofia Juarez’s disappearance left a hole in her family’s life that’s still apparent 18 years later. “We plead with anybody that knows anything …. Please just come forward and let that light shine...