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They had Bobbi Jo Hart at the opportunity to connect with isolated seniors.
Few have been unaffected by the COVID-19 pandemic, but it’s the lives of older Quebecers that have been most profoundly upended. Most rarely leave home and the majority have not hugged or, in some cases, even seen children or grandchildren in months.
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And so when Hart, an award-winning Montreal-based documentary filmmaker, was approached to direct a web series designed to support and encourage the senior community, she jumped at the chance.
we re back with the latest on the california shooting spree. back with me, former nypd detective, former detective pat fuhrman. pat, you were talking about the fact that when the sheriff came out and said this guy rodger banged on that door of the sorority house very loudly for one to two minutes, what is the big thought that you have from that? terrifying stuff, judge. it could have been exponentially worse. these were the blonds he was after. he was observed slamming through the door. through grace of god, they didn t answer or they weren t home. unbelievable. he went there first. but he had killed the guys. i understand he had killed his three roommates before he actually went to the sorority house. that s my understanding. is that correct? that s correct. when i say the rampage, that s correct. i m referring to the street