Thomas Fredric King
BELFAST — Thomas King (aka “Bobo,” “Tommy,” “TK”), was born on March 23, 1949, in St. Louis, Mo. After years of fighting cancer, he passed on Sept. 16, 2023, in
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BELFAST — Thomas King (aka “Bobo,” “Tommy,” “TK”), was born on March 23, 1949, in St. Louis, Mo. After years of fighting cancer, he passed on Sept. 16, 2023, in
BELFAST — The Belfast Curling Club has received a $10,000 grant from the Waldo County Fund of the Maine Community Foundation to broaden the reach of curling’s health and social benefits during Maine’s long winters. “Founded in 1959, the Belfast...
Dr. Dodson 'had a way with children': Community grieves Austin doctor killed in hostage situation Tony Plohetski and Nicole Villalpando, Austin American-Statesman © Photo from Dell Children's website Katherine Lindley Dodson, a pediatrician in Austin, Texas, was killed at her office Jan. 26. For years, Dr. Lindley Dodson eased the anxieties of new parents and coaxed small children into routine medical procedures like shots, and more recently, COVID-19 tests. The 43-year-old pediatrician operated a thriving Central Austin practice with several other doctors, while keeping a ...
For years, Dr. Lindley Dodson eased the anxieties of new parents and coaxed small children into routine medical procedures like shots, and more recently, COVID-19 tests. The 43-year-old pediatrician operated a thriving Central Austin practice with several other doctors, while keeping a constant presence at school activities and other functions for her three children who are 5, 7 and 11. Austin police on Wednesday identified Dodson as one of two people found dead at her office after being taken hostage by another pediatrician, Dr. Bharat Narumanchi. Narumanchi was the other person found ...
Luke Mudgway celebrates his stage two victory in the New Zealand Cycle Classic. Black Spoke Pro Cycling Academy's Luke Mudgway has gone straight from the offensive to the defensive after claiming the yellow jersey in a sensational ride during stage two of the UCI 2.2 New Zealand Cycle Classic. Mudgway won the 158.1km stage in three hours, 39 minutes and 41 seconds in Masterton on Thursday. New Zealand National team member Corbin Strong crossed the line 17 seconds behind in second place, narrowly pipping Mudgway’s teammate Aaron Gate who finished third. It was a dominating performance by ...