Ben Roberts, best known for playing Chief Inspector Derek Conway in The Bill, has died, according to his agent. The actor, originally from Wales, is said to have passed away on Monday, aged 70.
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Listen: Lacey Nelson, Community Liason for Paint Sacramento PInk.
The Paint Sacramento Pink Campaign was founded by Sacramento Breast Cancer Survivors Shanda Pierce and Cheri Andrew. Shortly after Shanda and Cheri met, Cheri was diagnosed a second time in her life with Breast Cancer. The meeting of these two women ignited a fire and a mission to reach as many people as they could through Paint Sacramento Pink to make sure that absolutely “NO ONE FIGHTS ALONE”.
Get more information here and learn about a fun event on June 19th at Palladio in Folsom and a chance to win a Playstation 5. https://www.paintsacramentopink.org/
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Natural gas prices spiked during the deep freeze around Valentine s Day. Many utility companies are now assessing how much to raise rates in order to recover the unexpected demand.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado â Cost adjustments began Thursday for Colorado Springs Utilities customers. The rate adjustment on natural gas is temporary and will help to make up for the spike in natural gas prices in mid February as frigid cold weather hit many states. An average residential customer can expect to pay roughly $22 more on their gas bills per month.
The Legacy Center relaunches free food distribution
The Legacy Center relaunches free food distribution By Kelsey Duncan | February 2, 2021 at 9:11 AM CST - Updated February 3 at 7:53 AM
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - The Legacy Center is a non-profit organization in Huntsville that is relaunching their free produce box distribution on Wednesday.
“We will relaunch this initiative with over 50 partners, such as Alabama A&M Cooperative Extensions Systems and AARP, and feed approximately 5,000 families throughout the community,” said Community Liason, Keyera Harris.
Harris said the Legacy Center partnered with USDA, AARP, and over 40 interdenominational faith-based organizations to feed over 4,000 families weekly throughout the community last year.