Kenneth ‘Kenny’ Davis Sr.
NEWPORT NEWS Kenneth “Kenny” Davis Sr., 61, was born July 17, 1959, in Baltimore, Md. He transitioned Tuesday, June 29, 2021.
Kenny enlisted into the U.S. Army at an early age and left Baltimore for basic training at 17 years old in 1977. From there, he was able to travel the world and build a foundation for his and his family’s life. He fulfilled many roles while in the U.S. Army, but he found his niche as an attack helicopter technician, specializing on the aircraft powerplant for the Apache airframe. He directly contributed to U.S. support during the Nicaraguan conflict, served in the Gulf War, Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm.
Keith Luverne Hawkinson 1936 - 2021
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Lehigh Valley land among 26 farms, 2,370 acres newly preserved in Pa.
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Pa. adds 26 farms, 2,370 acres to Dept. of Ag’s preservation list PennLive.com 2 hrs ago Paul Vigna, pennlive.com
Pennsylvania announced Thursday that it has protected 2,370 acres on 26 farms in 16 counties through the state’s nation-leading Farmland Preservation Program. Since 1988, the program has purchased permanent conservation easements on 5,869 Pennsylvania farms, covering 596,827 acres, in 59 counties, ensuring they will remain farms in the future, according to a press release.
“Farmland is essential for food production. As the population grows, farmers must produce more food. Yet, each year, fertile farm acres are lost to development. Once farmland goes out of production, it rarely comes back,” Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding said in the release. “That’s why preserving farmland it so important. Farmland preservation is an investment in the future, promising tomorrow’s generations a resilient agriculture industry with ample ground to
A tearful man has recalled how he desperately tried to save his sister s life as she lay dying from stab wounds after being attacked by her ex-boyfriend.
Kenneth Stewart Jr, from Drongan, Ayrshire is one of the family members talking about the murder of his sister Michelle by John Wilson in the 5Star programme Countdown to Murder, airing at 9pm tonight.
Initially, the family did not approve of Wilson who was 17 when he met Michelle, 13, but relented because the youngest of four, who was the baby of the family, was upset that she wasn t allowed to see him.
To the relief of her family, Michelle broke off the relationship after four years, when she found out Wilson had been going on sex phone lines behind her back, but he spent months intimidating and stalking her before stabbing her to death in front of her friends in the streets of Ayshire.