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Northern Colorado Remembers Rose Brinks
January 23, 1935 – August 25, 2025 Rose Loretta Brinks, 90, was born January 23, l935, the youngest of 5 children, in a farmhouse near Stratton, Nebraska, to Frank Stehno and Mary (Sis) Stehno, and died August 25, 2025, from ovarian cancer. Her...

Warning as listeria outbreak kills two and makes 21 seriously ill prompting cheese recall
Health authorities have withdrawn potentially deadly soft cheese following two fatalities in France were linked to a listeria outbreak which it is feared could have spread to Britain. A further 21 individuals also fell seriously unwell after...

Two dead and dozens ill in listeria outbreak linked to cheese sold worldwide
Health officials have recalled potentially fatal soft cheese after two people died following a listeria outbreak. A further 21 people also became seriously ill in France, where the two victims also passed away, from eating bacteria-contaminated...

The world top sports stars and their pet dogs
Olive, the one year-old sausage dog, is the most famous sports dog of 2025. The beautiful miniature Daschund belongs to Irish Tour de France cyclist Ben Healy who wore the 2025 Yellow Jersey - a first for an Irishman since Stephen Roche in 1978 -...

My Premier League weekend: Why Bruno Fernandes must keep the Man United captaincy, plus what insiders are telling me at Nottingham Forest and Fulham, writes IAN LADYMAN
Much noise around Bruno Fernandes and his suitability as Manchester United captain, some of it led by my colleague Oliver Holt. 'Excellent player, never a leader in a million years,' said the Daily Mail's Chief Sports Writer on X. It's a commonly...

Europe antisemitism wave rises after incidents in France, Netherlands
A resort manager in southwestern France was arrested on Thursday after barring a group of 150 Israeli children aged 8 to 16 from entering his facility, despite their prior bookings. The incident, reported by French media, took place in...
4 major trends shaping today’s oncology market
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Biomanufacturing: Scale-up vs Scale-out Economics
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Maya Joint well equipped for her second US Open after meteoric rise over past 12 months | Simon Cambers
It has been a whirlwind year for Maya Joint. Twelve months ago, the teenager made her Tour-level debut at the US Open, her first real taste of the limelight, just two years after switching allegiance from the United States to Australia. Her shock...

Be careful who you let close: your circle can either lift you up or bring you down, says Roser Coll, Chiromassage Therapist from Serenity
We often hear that “our environment shapes us,” but rarely do we dare to name an uncomfortable truth: some environments don’t just fail to help – they suffocate, hold us back, and even rot us from within. They rot our drive, our ideas, our...

Two deaths linked to listeria outbreak from cheese sold worldwide
Two people have died and dozens more have been made seriously ill Steven White and Josh Pennington Content editor 20:29, 19 Aug 2025 Health officials have withdrawn potentially lethal soft cheese following two deaths linked to a listeria outbreak....

Deadly listeria outbreak linked to cheese as 32 countries affected
A soft cheese which could be fatal when eaten has been recalled by health officials over concerns of a listeria outbreak. Two people have died in France, while a further 21 in the country have become seriously ill. It is understood they ate...

Two dead and dozens ill in listeria outbreak linked to cheese
Shoppers are being urged not to eat any potentially contaminated soft cheese amid fears the infection may reach the UK Steven White and Cheryl Mullin 19:36, 19 Aug 2025Updated 19:38, 19 Aug 2025 Health authorities have withdrawn potentially lethal...

Listeria outbreak linked to cheese sold worldwide as two dead and dozens ill
Two people have died following a listeria outbreak with health officials recalling potentially fatal soft cheese. In France, where the two victims also passed away, a further 21 people also became seriously ill from eating bacteria-contaminated...

Five Vuelta a España 2025 storylines to follow away from the red jersey
The Vuelta a España’s red jersey is not just a symbol of the Spanish flag, soaring temperatures and pure fuego. It’s the red muleta waved tantalisingly in front of 184 competitors as they charge to Madrid from the start line in Turin. While some...

The 8 American and Canadian riders at the 2025 Vuelta a España
Two years ago, Sepp Kuss claimed America’s first Grand Tour victory in 10 years. With this Vuelta win, the Visma-Lease a Bike rider celebrated a new American era in road cycling, but in truth it is one that has been gaining steady momentum over...
Get Ahead of Property Tax and Business License Compliance
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ADRA and partners roll out HPV vaccination in North Kolobangara
The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), through its Demand Generation for Immunization Project (DGIP), has collaborated with the Western Provincial Health Authority (WPHA) to successfully roll out the Human Papillomavirus (HPV)...

Convicted murder sentenced to additional 6 years in Department of Correction
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A convicted murder has been sentenced to an additional six years in the Indiana Department of Correction for a firearm conviction. On Thursday, Troy Briscoe, who is serving a 62-year prison sentence after being convicted for...

Close encounters: Coyotes move in
Mt. Airy resident Rick S. Hock was taking his morning walk along St. Georges Road right off McCallum Street one late July morning, when he came across an unusual sight. Standing 200 feet away from him was a coyote. “I just stopped. I didn’t move...