West Lothian College knocking down barriers to learning with free breakfast initiative
The institution are already providing free lunches to combat poverty-driven hunger and are now introducing the breakfast scheme
GV of West Lothian College, Livingston.
Picture by staff photographer Stuart Vance.
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there was something very wrong with the water. even though the rick snyder administration in michigan and local officials kept saying everything was okay even after some of them knew it wasn t okay. one local doctor in flint decided that if there was trouble in the water in flint, if there was lead in the water in flint, then someone should test the lead levels of the bloodstreams of the kids in flint. that local doctor in september released a study showing that since flint had switched to drinking water from the local river kids in town were two and three times more likely to have elevated levels of lead in their blood. the state of michigan tried to dismiss her study, but that doctor was right. and forgive my saying so, but if you are looking for a hero in this story, she is a hero in this story, and she joins us now for the interview. dr. mona henna atisha of hurley children s hospital in flint. thank you for being here. thank you for having me. first of all i have to ask you i