There are unsung heroes during this pandemicâaround the corner and around the globe. To be sure, our frontline workersâfirst responders, medical workers, public school teachers, and others who deal with the impact of coronavirus each dayâdeserve our unending gratitude and praise. They have worked tirelessly for months, saving lives, sharing hope, and acting in many cases as the glue that holds communities together.
However, there are others who have shown extraordinary dedication and commitment during these uncertain timesâright here in Falmouth.
Dr. Maria Azizian has worked for years to develop her medical practice in Falmouth. She operates Mindful Medical Care, a surgical and skin cancer practice, caring for patients with a variety of challenges, helping them heal through cancer diagnoses. She lives in Falmouth with her family and enjoys the community she now calls home. Her journey here to Falmouth came through her native Armenia, a small nation bounded by Ge
their response in a story you are seeing first on fox tonight. gilmore elementary school, nestleed in one of the toughest neighborhoods of west baltimore. student population, 469. since the start of this year, children have faced 47 suspensions. 18 for physical attacks. and 7 involving bullying. i have had conversations with dr. alonso, about this issue, and he is concerned about the climate at the concern. his concern has not translate into the any public comment so far. but fox 45 news stories about the young victims have gotten plenty of attention. i can assure you, that dr. alonso and i are discussing it. and so we have to find remedies to these situations. we have heard, as everyone has heard. the most horrible consequences of bullying. with children committing suicide. et cetera. shanya has mild cerebral palsy and was taunted by her classmates. because i felt mad. because people keep on teasing me. so i felt mad. so i wanted to jump out the window. as more
prompted to quit because the violence is so out of control, and she said that it is ignored by administrators. allegations of bullying and violence at gilmore elementary first came to light when we aired the story of shanya boyd, a disabled student attacked by bullies. then other victims came forward. school officials say there has been 18 suspensions due to assaults at gilmore so far this year. tonight we speak with tammy mathews by phone because she lives out of state. quit her job in february because she said the administration did nothing to protect the children, or the teachers. i bottom line left because the behavior was not going to invoed in mandatory anti-bullying sessions this week at the school. kathleen cairns, fox 45 news at late edition . and baltimore city schools has a student safety hotline set up. to report any type of bullying. it is 410396 safe. that s (410)396-7233. baltimore jury convicts a killer of a teenage girl and tonight it means closure for
what would make anybody want to hurt me. two children killed. today. justice delivered to one baltimore mother. cars do not make drug transactions, people do. the large amount of money used to rent luxury cars to the baltimore city police department. why some say it is a good thing to do. clear and dry overnight, big warm up. when the rain could move into the picture in the sky watch forecast. no, two grenades and a gunshot wound. we were actually 18 hours away from coming home. wounded warriors pushing the limits along the road to recovery. live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news at 10:00. good evening, i am jennifer gilbert. and i am jeff barnd. 85-year-old man killed last night as drug suspects tried to run from police. tonight crime and justice reporter joy lepola tells us why the wife does not know the hus s fate husbands fate. another family angered and saddened. kept our family grounded and now he is gone.