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UAB News As the summer comes to an end, parents of school-aged children may find themselves questioning what they need to do before the first bell of the 2021 school year rings. Experts from the University of Alabama at Birmingham recommend four things that need to be on parents’ checklists to ensure their child is ready to hit the books. Before going back to school, children could benefit from getting their annual check-up appointment with their pediatrician. “All school-aged children should have annual examinations by their pediatrician,” said David Kimberlin, M.D., co-director of ...

It was a hot summer day, and I was getting dressed and ready to head out to embark upon my daily routines when all a sudden I started hearing this odd sound coming from outside of my house.

Sterling Bay Partners With Gallery Guichard To Showcase Art Of The African Diaspora At One Two Pru Landmark East Loop Office Complex to Exhibit 20 Pieces from Bronzeville Gallery's Fine Arts Collection News provided by Share this article Share this article CHICAGO, May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Sterling Bay, Chicago's premier real estate investment and development firm, today announced that it is hosting a new art installation at landmark East Loop office complex, One Two Pru, in partnership with Bronzeville's fine arts showroom, Gallery Guichard. The installation, entitled African Diaspora: ...

GLOCESTER – Local residents interviewed by The Valley Breeze & Observer this week say they are against changing the logo of the Ponaganset Chieftans, opposing the idea of changing the name as well. Last Wednesday, the Foster-Glocester School Committee passed a motion to let each community bring the mascot name and logo to a vote on the November 2022 general election ballot. For the second time in as many years, the PHS mascot name of Chieftains is under pressure by local Native American tribes who feel the name is outdated and racist, and this time, the School Committee will let the voters ...

DETECTIVES have made a fresh appeal for help in finding the remains of an English drugs courier murdered on Fenwick Moor more than 30 years ago. Paul Thorne, from Bristol, was shot dead in a remote wooded area near the village of Moscow in Ayrshire in October, 1988. He had arrived in Glasgow earlier that day with a £30,000 consignment of the drug Amphetamine Sulphate.  His job was to hand over the batch and take the cash payment back to gang bosses in Bristol.  Instead, Thorne was lured down to Fenwick Moor on a pretext and killed. Five men John Paul McFadyen, Ricardo Blanco, T...