Jordan James Bell who stole from Boots and Tesco in Winchester has been jailed A THIEF has been jailed for 18 weeks after he stole from two Winchester shops and assaulted a woman. Jordan James Bell, of Paternoster Row, Winchester, was arrested on Monday after perfume was stolen from Boots on the High Street. Kerrie Black, 30, who works in the store, was assaulted during the incident. After leaving the store, Bell was seen to get into a nearby vehicle. The car was later stopped by police and the stolen perfume, valued at £379, was found inside. Bell, 23, was arrested and charged with shoplifting and common assault and appeared at Basingstoke Magistrates Court on Wednesday.
Jordan James Bell who stole from Boots and Tesco in Winchester has been jailed A THIEF has been jailed for 18 weeks after he stole from two shops and assaulted a woman. Jordan James Bell, of Paternoster Row, Winchester, was arrested on Monday after perfume was stolen from Boots on the High Street. Kerrie Black, 30, who works in the store, was assaulted during the incident. After leaving the store, Bell was seen to get into a nearby vehicle. The car was later stopped by police and the stolen perfume, valued at £379, was found inside. Bell, 23, was arrested and charged with shoplifting and common assault and appeared at Basingstoke Magistrates Court on Wednesday.
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Social media pages like the Class of 2024 s Instagram page are among the ways freshmen are connecting virtually with their classmates.
When Melanie Campbell found out her freshman year would be held virtually, she signed up for any student organizations that fit her interests.
Campbell put her name down for GW Balance, the Student Association, GW College Democrats and the GW Choir, hoping to make friends remotely. She said those connections helped her find upperclassmen mentors and freshmen peers who share her interests, and she’s held on to those connections heading into an online spring semester.
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Michael Jonathan Wyman
John Kenneth Wyman
Michael Jonathan Wyman and his two beloved children, Anna Aviva Wyman and John Kenneth Wyman, tragically passed away on January 3, 2021, while Michael was attempting to save the two children from a rogue wave at the beach in Goat Rock State Park in California. The herculean and ongoing rescue efforts were led by the mother and wife, Sarah Wyman, alongside the brave and self-sacrificing fellow hikers followed by the search-and-rescue teams.
Michael, who was 40, was born in Ottawa, Ontario, in 1980 at the Grace Hospital to his loving parents, Georgina Steinsky and his late father Kenneth Wyman. He grew up in Ottawa and Toronto, attending Ashbury College, Phillips Andover Academy in Massachusetts, and graduating with an International Baccalaureate degree from Upper Canada College in Toronto. A lov