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Longtime Savannah surgeon Dr. Tom Freeman, who died at age 102 on Feb. 17, is remembered by friends, family and colleagues as a down-to-earth pioneering medical professional whose varied interests ranged from golf to the Florida dog races. Paul Hinchey, president and CEO of St. Joseph’s/Candler described the longtime beloved physician as “arguably one of the most talented people ever to live in Savannah. “He was a general surgeon in an era where there were few sub-specialists in general surgery,” Hinchey said. “As an example, he was the first surgeon in the area to include thoracic ...

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Review: A Forest of Hooks and Nails, Fremantle Arts Centre for Perth Festival Several years ago, when being shown around an exhibition under preparation with a Nobel prize-winning guest, an academic colleague asked what one of the install crew was doing high above on a scissor lift. When told he was moving a speaker 5mm to the left, my colleague scoffed and asked if that was necessary. His guest boomed in, “I would never have been awarded a Nobel Prize if I hadn’t taken that level of care.” Duly rebuffed, they moved on, and the work proceeded. The Nobel Prize winner and the young man...

Several airports in Upstate New York will receive money as part of the federal COVID-19 relief package that was passed last month. The Elmira Corning Regional Airport is just one of the several air...

UN downplays cannabis danger sanjitbakshi The UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs (UNCND) has removed cannabis from its list of the world’s most dangerous drugs despite strong opposition. Following recommendations by the World Health Organisation, the UNCND voted to remove cannabis and cannabis resin from the highest category of the 1961 Convention on Narcotic Drugs, which also includes cocaine and heroin. The recommendation passed by a narrow margin with 27 voting in favour and 25 against, while one nation abstained. Opposition In voting against the move, Chile said there was “a direct rela...