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Caroline Doyle, a local St. John third grader, decided that Plaquemine s electrical linemen needed a special thank you for their hard work in frigid weather conditions. So, she hand-made personal thank you cards for the linemen.
Caroline, the daughter of Daniel Doyle and Ashley Bolotte, said, When we lost power and were driving to my grandparents house to stay warm, I saw the linemen working in the cold. I thought if they could do that for us to get power back on, then I could do something for them. I like doing nice things for people and helping people.
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George Haslett, Claudy farmer who was treated by the Air Ambulance NI HEMS team and is one patient that has inspired the charity’s agribusiness group who will raise funds and awareness
A team of nine Northern Irish agri-business leaders have teamed up to promote the work of the Air Ambulance NI (AANI) charity and encourage support within the agricultural sector.
Speaking on behalf of the group, Barclay Bell, a trustee of AANI and the person behind gathering the ‘Agri-business Group’ together explained the charity needed to raise £2 million a year to run its pre-hospital critical care service.
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Calls for change following allegations Indigenous woman was stripsearched in front of other inmates at Canberra s jail
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Allegations of a degrading strip search at the jail have sparked calls for an investigation.
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ACT politicians and prisoner advocates have called for an investigation after allegations a female Indigenous detainee in Canberra s jail was stripsearched in front of male inmates have been made public.
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Indigenous health advocate Julie Tongs said the woman s human rights had been disregarded
ACT Minister Rachel-Stephen Smith said it would be naive to assume systemic racism was not an issue at the jail