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A Massachusetts police officer helps a woman give birth on New Year s Day. He was on duty when he received a call about a pregnant woman who was in labor.
According to a Facebook post, Officer Zach Hall was on his duty on New Year s Day when his phone rang about a woman in labor. It was around 2:45 a.m. when the woman went into labor.
The Agawam Police Department in Feeding Hills shared a post about what happened at the scene. It wrote that Hall had successfully helped a woman give birth to a healthy baby girl Sophia.
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A 74-year-old Florida man helps 114 families pay utility bills. He wants to share his earnings because he felt ashamed that his pool business is still doing well despite the pandemic.
PEOPLE previously reported that Michael Esmond paid almost $4,600 worth of gas and water bills for other families. Before Christmas of 2019, he helped 36 Gulf Breeze families to pay past their dues after having experienced the same struggles in 1983.
Did what he did a year ago
After Esmond saw Hurricane Sally pummeled Florida, he felt he needed to do what he did a year ago. According to CNN, the ongoing pandemic has impacted the economy of the state. Esmond, the owner of Gulf Breeze Pools and Spas, shared that this year was probably more meaningful for him than last year.