Headlines on PNJ.com: This is the news from Tuesday, September 3 Pensacola family evicted from their home under new ‘squatter law’ even though they are not squatters; and people are still suffering years after the BP oil spill Civil and possibly criminal charges are being considered following the death of an Alabama man who died […]
The family of 70-year-old William Bryan claims that surgeon Thomas Shaknovsky removed his liver but not his spleen during an operation that he did not survive due to massive blood loss. The family of an Alabama man said 70-year-old William Bryan died after his liver was accidentally removed during a medical procedure at a Florida […]
Fake job offers are on the rise: How to recognize warning signs Discover the warning signs and tactics scammers use when job hunting and learn how to protect yourself. More than 1,200 different organizations have been named to Forbes’ list of America’s Best Places to Work. What were the best in Georgia? Delta Air Lines […]
The future of St. Mary’s Home for Children, which was the subject of a devastating report earlier this year detailing rampant chaos, abuse and mismanagement at the North Providence mental health treatment facility, appears uncertain. Concerns among state child care agencies grew last week, even as state leaders broke ground in Exeter on a new […]
Gas leak forces Brockton Neighborhood Health Center to evacuate On Wednesday, August 14, 2024, a gas leak forced authorities to evacuate the Brockton Neighborhood Health Center. Employees were allowed back into the building at noon. BROCKTON – A gas leak in downtown Brockton prompted an evacuation of the Brockton Neighborhood Health Center Wednesday afternoon, officials […]
Opening of the new pharmacy in October Roger LaPointe | News Herald Magruder Hospital in Port Clinton plans to open a new pharmacy in Bassett’s Market on East Harbor Road in October. Magruder Hospital President Nick Marsico announced details. The new pharmacy will be located in Bassett’s Market in the Knoll Crest Shopping Center, often […]
