Grand jury likely to get Norwalk woman’s cocaine case
A Norwalk woman accused of possessing cocaine decided Thursday to take her chances with a Huron County grand jury. Her friends and family, however, say people have wrong perception about her. Read more on Norwalk Reflector
Man busted for cocaine gets bail
Nathaniel Jennings, the 21-year-old Chatham man allegedly caught with more than an ounce of cocaine in his possession, had his bail set during a court appearance before Columbia County Judge Paul Czajka Wednesday. He has been in the Columbia County Jail without bail since mid-January. Read more on Register-Star
Grand jury to hear drug case
The case of a Georgia man charged with first-degree drug trafficking will go before a Madison grand jury, District Judge Brandy O. Brown ordered Tuesday. Read more on Richmond Register
Australian Researchers Hail Lung Cancer Breakthrough
CANBERRA, 18 DECEMBER, 2010: Australian doctors on Saturday said they have found a lung cancer treatment that could turn a common form of the highly lethal disease into a manageable condition such as diabetes, China’s Xinhua news agency reported. Read more on Malaysian Digest
Two area men bound over to Stark grand jury on several charges
Two area men had no answers for Alliance police after property stolen from five victims in Stark County was discovered in their car during a traffic stop. Read more on The Alliance Review
Actor Tony Curtis dies at Las Vegas-area home
Tony Curtis, who defiantly worked to mold himself from a 1950s movie heartthrob to a respected actor with such films as “Sweet Smell of Success,” “The Defiant Ones” and “Some Like It Hot,” has died. He was 85. Read more on KSLA-TV Shreveport
Candidates who have strong religious connection have better post-transplant survival
Italian researchers report that liver transplant candidates who have a strong religious connection have better post-transplant survival. This study also finds that religiosity—regardless of cause of death—prolongs the life span of individuals who underwent liver transplantation. Read more on News-Medical-Net
Feeding those who cannot feed themselves
They file in from the street, men and women of varying ages and ethnicities. Read more on Comox Valley Record
My grandpa died when I was 20. I talked to him for two hours on the phone the day he died. He was my best friend, and my youngest aunt said his last words were “get Jason he can help”. I’ve never met my father, and I hear he is a piece of work. I called my grandmother on that side of the family and she told me she is an 80 year old blind woman and wanted to be left alone.
I do love my grandmother on my mom’s side, and my real mom died 5 years ago. I was adopted by my oldest aunt. So I know a lot about loss. I’m just wondering how people feel about losing most of their family before they are even 32? I turn 32 next week.
I think of historical figures like George Washington who was given an estate at the young age of 17 because both his father and uncle died in their 40′s. I’m sure he was a strong person that was able to lead not only his family, but troops, and eventually go against the greatest empire.
What are your thoughts on loss? I think the most inspirational book I read on this topic was ‘Why Bad Things Happen to Good People’ by Harold S. Kushner. But sometimes I feel little solace anyway. I wrote my grandma a letter last week that she read. My meth addicted uncle won’t let me visit her because he calls the cops since I turned him in for abusing her. And she supported him because that is her way when the department of aging came to check on her.
This was a celebration of and for those who are staying clean and sober. It’s also to tell all the guys we love them and believe in them despite any wrong they have received in the past from leaders in the downtown area that don’t truly care. Praise God for these men and women that God has raised up to make a real difference in people’s lives. We missed you all that couldn’t make it. Wish you were there. The 14 hour smoked pulled pork came out awesome as well as the smokey beans. Contact Randy for any further interest in staying plugged in to this group. Keep praying for the Heartside area where sinners need to come to Him and where leadership and help is grossly lacking.
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