Facing a drop in donations coupled with a sharp rise in residents needing food assistance, God s Storehouse won t be able to give out turkeys this Thanksgiving.
I had mentioned in a previous column that I was going to announce the winner(s) of the Brad Stone scholarship during the Senior Awards Night at Lake Fenton High School
Gift of Life Michigan again honored the generosity of a record number of organ donors in 2021, saving thousands of lives and healing thousands more despite the continuing challenge of
Bolton caucus uses Zoom format to set May 10 election ballot Ken Cleveland BOLTON – The ballot for the annual town election will be filled with many familiar names after the town caucus March 8. Holding the traditional caucus by Zoom instead of in person, voters gathered virtually, slowing reaching the 25-voter minimum to nominate candidates for the May 10 town election. Town Clerk Pam Powell said there were 40 people registered before the planned 7:30 p.m. start; the Zoom images sometimes included more than one person per “Zoom box” but everything went smoothly. “It’s a lot more fun than going to the library,” Charlotte Johnson-Zembko quipped.
A vintage Captain America s menu from the 1970s, found by Karen Waters. - Credit: Karen Waters Many of us will remember Captain America’s with great fondness and perhaps a watering mouth. Mike Howell opened the restaurant in 1972 and he took a gamble on our fine city appreciating tastes and atmosphere imported from the USA. Mike Howell, Captain America soriginal owner who created the restaurant. Date: 1974. - Credit: Archant Library Captain America s, Norwich. Date: Dec 2001. Picture: EN Library - Credit: EN Library A 1970s menu from the restaurant recently resurfaced online, bringing back a flood of memories. Karen Waters, a travel agent from Hellesdon, unearthed the vintage menu while embarking on a lockdown declutter.
All-Access Physical Therapy has Partnered with Bay State Physical Therapy Share Article Bay State Physical Therapy, a leading provider of outpatient physical therapy services in Massachusetts, continues its growth as it partners with All-Access Physical Therapy. Bay State now expands its services to Shrewsbury, Sterling, and Marlborough. Pam and her team are an amazing addition to the Bay State PT Family. We are thrilled to expand to Shrewsbury, Sterling and Marlborough, through this new partnership. WORCESTER, Mass. (PRWEB) December 11, 2020 Bay State Physical Therapy, a leading provider of outpatient physical therapy services in Massachusetts, is pleased to announce the partnership with All-Access Physical Therapy. Our partnership consists of three office locations located in Shrewsbury, Sterling and Marlborough. All Access PT has been serving Central Massachusetts since 1998, with a strong reputation for providing high quality care with a patient-centric approach. The partnership between Bay State Physical Therapy and All-Access Physical Therapy is a reflection of each organization’s commitment to quality patient care, deep community ties, and the strong alignment in their cultures and values.