Pictured are Sarah s mum Teresa Leonard; Play Specialist Doris Kirkpatrick; Student Nurse Gemma Flanaghan, Fundraiser Sarah Leonard and Staff Nurse Martina Doherty. The Western Trust’s Children’s Ward at the South West Acute Hospital gratefully acknowledges a kind donation of two Nintendo Switch Games - Spyro and Super Mario Odyssey from Sarah Leonard from Belleek. Doris Kirkpatrick, Play Nurse Specialist said: “This was a huge effort for Sarah Leonard as she has a Learning Difficulty and spent her time during lock-down making the NHS Rainbows out of Hama Beads. She sold these in her local Bridal Store in Belleek to raise the cash in order to buy the games. Well Done Sarah and Thank you from all the Children attending our ward.
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As a wrongly undervalued accessory, consider the loopy lanyard.
They deserve a little recognition.
Lanyards are taken for granted, underrated and, for the most part, ignored.
Go look, thereâs probably a lanyard scrunched up in the corner of a drawer full of junk, pushed around by oddments and scraps â a lapel pin honoring the new sanitary landfill, a miniature eight-ball from the pool hall open house, a broken bobblehead of a broken down ballplayer.
Maybe lanyards donât quite deserve their own museum or a glass display cabinet, or framed presentation on the wall of your entrance hallway.
But they deserve respect.
Jan 23, 2021
YOUNGSTOWN Mary Terese “Teri” Laret, 92, met her Lord and Savior, Thursday, Jan., 21, 2021, and reunited with friends and family who predeceased her, particularly her husband, Lee Quentin Laret, whom she married in 1953 after having met at a mutual friend’s wedding reception, and with whom she was married for 49 years.
Teri was born March 16, 1928, in Cleveland, to Raymond Joseph and Leona Kundtz. She attended Villa Angela Academy from first through 12th grades.
A gifted seamstress and tailor, her work career started while raising and attending to her children. She saw clients in the home and worked in the home. She managed to serve her clients while fully engaged in her primary serving role as a dedicated, supportive and loving mother.
Ross Township bridal shop set to shut down after more than 130 years in business
“We just don’t have the volume. People just aren’t getting married right now,” Winner said. Share Updated: 5:34 PM EST Jan 12, 2021
“We just don’t have the volume. People just aren’t getting married right now,” Winner said. Share Updated: 5:34 PM EST Jan 12, 2021
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Show Transcript REPORTER: A BUSTLING BUSINESS FOR BRIDES IN PITTSBURGH THAT DATES BACK 130 YEARS. MY GREAT GREAT GRANDMOTHER STARTED IT BACK ON EAST OHIO STREET BACK IN 1888. REPORTER: CARLISLE’S BRIDAL, NOW LOCATED OFF MCKNIGHT ROAD IN ROSS TOWNSHIP AFTER MOVING FROM THE NORTH SIDE A DECADE AGO. SADLY, ANOTHER BUSINESS FORCED TO CLOSE DUE THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. I HAVE BEEN ABLE TO MAKE MY RENT AND PAY PEOPLE, AND I’M NOT ABLE TO DO THAT NOW. REPORTER: BETWEEN THE INTERRUPTED INTERNATIONAL SHIPMENTS TO THE COVID RESTRICTIONS AND SHUTDOWNS. WE GOT THE PROM DRESSES I
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