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Florida woman’s pandemic journey takes her from dishwasher to political activist Mary Daniel became an instant celebrity last year when she got hired as a dishwasher at her husband’s care facility as a desperate way to see him in person.     Steve Daniel, 67, who has Alzheimer's, looks at his wife Mary Daniel, 58, while they walk to his room at Rosecastle at Deerwood, an assisted living facility in Jacksonville, during her nightly visit on Thursday, May 20, 2021. [ IVY CEBALLO | Times ] Published 1 hour ago Mary Daniel remembers well what happened on the evening of March 11...

Here are the candidates for SBLive’s Arkansas high school athlete of the week for May 17-23 as nominated by coaches, readers and fans. Read through the nominees and cast your vote. Voting will conclude Sunday at 11:59 p.m. If you would like to make a nomination in a future week, email jd@scorebooklive.com or tag us on Twitter or Instagram at @sbliveark. — Brayden Anderson, Valley View baseball: Anderson was the MVP of the Class 4A championship game. He pitched a four-hitter and went 1 for 3 with a run. Valley View beat Magnolia, 8-1. Taylor Bornds, Baptist Prep softball: Bornds ho...

Vanguard News Translate World Press Freedom Day: How the media can get its groove back [opinion] On By Yinka Adeosun It’s that time of the year when the significance of a free press is brought to the fore. Globally known as World Press Freedom Day, it is a day set aside to celebrate press freedom by reminding governments of the need to respect their commitment to press freedom, and as well remind media professionals of issues of press freedom and their respect for ethics. As announced by the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation, UNESCO, the th...

Associated Press Leland Stein, left, takes a photo with his mother Sondra Green in her apartment in New York on April 26, 2018. The two are reuniting in person for Mother’s Day as vaccinations have made families feel more comfortable gathering for the holiday. (Leland Stein via AP) Last Mother’s Day, they celebrated with bacon and eggs over FaceTime. This time, Jean Codianni of Los Angeles flew to New Jersey to surprise her 74-year-old mother, now that both have been vaccinated against the disease that has stolen uncountable hugs and kisses around the world. “You forget how your mom ...

CLAUDIA LAUER, MICHELLE LIU and ED WHITE Associated Press Last Mother’s Day, they celebrated with bacon and eggs over FaceTime. This time, Jean Codianni of Los Angeles flew to New Jersey to surprise her 74-year-old mother, now that both have been vaccinated against the disease that has stolen uncountable hugs and kisses around the world. “You forget how your mom smells, how she looks. It’s like, she never looks as beautiful as the last time you saw her,” Codianni said. “We understand how privileged we are, how lucky we are. Hundreds of thousands of people don’t get to celebrate ...