CCTV clue after £340 of items stolen from Netherfield retail park
The image was taken on December 12
07:57, 22 FEB 2021
Do you recognise these women? (Image: Nottinghamshire Police)
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Police would like to speak to the women pictured in this CCTV image in connection with a number of alleged shoplifting offences.
Credit Roger McDonough
While winter may not seem like a prime time to see birds, February is an excellent month to view bald eagles in Utah. Aimee Van Tatenhove went birding over the weekend and reports on her experience.
It’s a bright an early morning in Cache Valley, and I’m wandering around the parking lot of Benson Marina, with my binoculars out, looking for bald eagles. While many birds in Utah are easier to find in the summer, bald eagles are one of the few species that make an appearance in the cold winter months.
Mark Hadley, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources’ spokesman, said there’s a good reason for this.
Details Published: December 10th, 2020
Each Veteran’s Day, the Department of Neurosurgery celebrates its own veterans by thanking all who have served our country.
This year, we would like to highlight faculty members who answered “yes” to the call of duty. We recognize: Jeffrey P. Blount, M.D., Winfield S. Fisher, III, M.D., Mark Hadley, M.D., Patrick R. Pritchard, M.D., and Curtis Rozzelle, M.D. Below is detailed information about their missions. Please take a moment to read about each faculty member’s experience in the armed forces.
Blount served in the Navy from 1996-1999 at the Naval Medical Center San Diego. He was deployed to Okinawa, Japan for mission support and served on the Surgical Rapid Response team.