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Dauphin County Bar Association honors CASA board chair Updated Jan 24, 2021; Posted Jan 24, 2021 Members of the bar association honored Lori Serratelli at a ceremony last week for her decade-long effort to establish a county CASA program and for her steadfast leadership. Facebook Share Members of the bar association honored Serratelli at a ceremony last week for her decade-long effort to establish a county CASA program and for her steadfast leadership of the CASA team during its first two years – a period marked by unprecedented challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, a press release s...

Could a new law in Michigan keep a child from finding gun at home? Consider this tragedy in Detroit: a toddler fatally shot his 5-year-old cousin.

Secret grand jury helped prosecutors beat statute of limitations deadline in Flint water case Updated Jan 21, 2021; Facebook Share Most felonies and misdemeanors carry a six-year deadline for filing charges in Michigan. The deadly decision to switch Flint’s water source from the Detroit River to the Flint River occurred on April 25, 2014. Some speculated that if charges didn’t come before April 25, 2020, it would be too late. “April 25, 2014, is a significant date in the history of the Flint water crisis. However, we want to correct the misconception that April 25, 2020 is the deadline...

Australian Antarctic Division You might not expect to find carpenters, chefs, or an experienced boilermaker in a hospital operating theatre. But that’s exactly where one such group of tradies and technicians has been spending their time in Hobart recently… and not only that – they’re bound for Antarctica. A group of eight expeditioners – scheduled to depart for Mawson and Davis research stations in late January – have completed in intense fortnight of training at the Royal Hobart Hospital. They’re now equipped to work on the Antarctic stations as Lay Surgical Assistants, on hand...

Remembering Fannie Krevsky: ‘a beautiful, kind, loving woman’ PennLive.com 12/19/2020 Fannie G. Krevsky wasn’t afraid to make her voice heard. For decades, she was committed to helping her community, serving as a member of the Harrisburg School Board for 24 years. She was also the board’s first female president. She was an avid volunteer and served on the boards of the Harrisburg Library and Police Athletic League. On Dec. 16, the 104-year-old Harrisburg legend died in her home. “She was one in a million,” said Corky Goldstein, a friend who also served alongside her during her t...