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Vetrans of the Foundation HQ launches in St Helens ARMED forces veterans are to benefit from an uplift in support thanks to the Saints Community Development Foundation. The Veterans of The Foundation HQ has been launched, allowing current provision to be increased for existing members and new ones. Benefits include access to specialist support, social opportunities and storage facilities. Steve Leonard, Saints Community Development Foundation director, said: "The provision and opening of the Veterans of the Foundation HQ is a massive step forward for the foundation. "I promised the ...

A GOVERNMENT minister has hailed all the teams involved in vaccination roll-out across St Helens – after meeting with key players on a video call. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps checked in with leading figures at the mass vaccination centre at St Helens rugby league stadium in the North West, to see first-hand the efforts of those involved. Mr Shapps praised the efforts of transport operators and employees across the country who have gone above and beyond to help the nation’s coronavirus vaccination roll-out, ahead of the Government confirming on Sunday that 15 million people had...

The Austin area reached its seventh consecutive day of COVID-19 patients exceeding 15% of hospital capacity on Jan. 10.

If Walsh Is Out, Who Will Lead Boston's Mayoral Race? Jon Keller Weighs In Former vice president and Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, right, walks with Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, left, to a memorial to fallen servicemen on Wednesday, June 5, 2019, in Boston. Steven Senne / AP Share Jon Keller On Walsh's Potential Departure And Mayoral Race | Morning Edition Thursday's news that President-elect Joe Biden will tap Boston Mayor Marty Walsh for labor secretary took many pundits by surprise, as Walsh has been fundraising for another mayoral run and Biden faces calls to diversify his ca...

WASHINGTON  —  Hazy sunshine illuminated the suburban landscape as Eric Forbes settled into the seat of his Friday afternoon train. It was Sept. 12, 2008, 4:22 p.m. Forbes, 56, an administrator at Cal State Northridge, was headed home to be there in time for his son’s first school dance. Relaxing, he watched out the window as the train rolled north from the Chatsworth station then banked to the left, heading for the narrow tunnel under the Santa Susana Pass. The curve allowed Forbes to see down the track. Motion caught his eye. “I saw this train coming at us,” he recalls. A thought...