Nov. 26 OVERLAND As the number of baby boomers reaching retirement age continues to climb, the St. Louis area is seeing a surge in new seniors-only health clinics. In the past two months, eight such clinics have opened, providing much-needed care in East St. Louis, the city of St. Louis and north St. Louis County neighborhoods. The new clinics are focused on those.
Nov. 26 OVERLAND As the number of baby boomers reaching retirement age continues to climb, the St. Louis area is seeing a surge in new seniors-only health clinics. In the past two months, eight such clinics have opened, providing much-needed care in East St. Louis, the city of St. Louis and north St. Louis County neighborhoods. The new clinics are focused on those.
Locklen, who was originally due Saturday, is the couple s third child; 12-year-old Gracie and 9-year-old Collyns are his sisters. The Wilson s had a stillborn boy last year, delivered at 20 weeks. It was kind of an unexpected with this pregnancy. We weren t going to try again, Max Wilson said. It just happened.
Locklen also now holds the distinction of being the first pandemic-era baby to be born post 2020 in Lancaster County. And Janell Wilson s pregnancy was definitely one of the COVID-19 era, Max Wilson said.
After potential COVID-19 exposures, Janell Wilson had to wait on test results and miss doctor appointments.
Locklen, who was originally due Saturday, is the couple s third child; 12-year-old Gracie and 9-year-old Collyns are his sisters. The Wilson s had a stillborn boy last year, delivered at 20 weeks. It was kind of an unexpected with this pregnancy. We weren t going to try again, Max Wilson said. It just happened.
Locklen also now holds the distinction of being the first pandemic-era baby to be born post 2020 in Lancaster County. And Janell Wilson s pregnancy was definitely one of the COVID-19 era, Max Wilson said.
After potential COVID-19 exposures, Janell Wilson had to wait on test results and miss doctor appointments.
steve, highway 24 earlier we had a fatal collision. right here where central lafayette where i put the indicator. and the freeway was closed for three hours. ktvu tara moriarty is now close to the accident scene. and she tells us what happened. tara. reporter: sal, the damage to that car was probably the worst i ve ever seen. the engine was completely separate from the car. the fire department had to sheer the top of the car off in order to get that victim out. but it was too late. he died add the at the scene. this is highway 24 through lafayette traffic is running smoothly again. the accident happening at 1:30 this morning near happy valley road. that is right after the central lafayette moraga exit. a man around 50 years old from brentwood driving the red geometro was likely on his way to work when he was struck by a car going the wrong way. we are told a 20-year-old woman out of brentwood most likely intoxicated was driving a silver toyota camry on the wrong side of t