Morrisons, Festival Park
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A supermarket will create 26 new jobs by installing a ‘home shopping pod’ at one of its stores.
Morrisons has been given the go-ahead to build the facility at its Festival Park branch to help it cope with a surge in customers shopping online during the Covid-19 pandemic.
company had discovered and repaired other faulty wires and should have foreseen the danger in the line which killed deanna. by law, the city has immunity from liability in its public parks but the greens say it too should bear in of the blame. it goes back to the city right now, they do have their hands on this also. reporter: former baltimore bubba green also received the support of lenny moore who say he is standing by his former teammate in pursuit of justice. somebody is guilty. this is a public for any kid. if somebody did the same thing after her they would have been electrocuted. reporter: at the mitchell courthouse, jeff hager, abc2 news. the judge s ruling sets the stage for the greens case against the electrical contractor to go to trial in july. the lawsuit alleges negligence and also wrongful death. a developing story tonight that spreads into two counties. severe starvation, rib cages and spines visible. that is the shape of dozens of horses rescued