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Apr 14, 2021
CADIZ A Litchfield man was arrested Tuesday morning on multiple drug charges after a brief pursuit by law enforcement.
James Hicks, 29, of 4355 Vandemark Rd., Litchfield was taken to the Harrison County Jail on various charges including possession of methamphetamine and drug instruments.
Harrison County Sheriff Joe Myers said deputies observed a vehicle traveling eastbound at a low rate of speed on U.S. 250 in Cadiz. After observing numerous “criminal indicators,” deputies attempted to pull the vehicle over. However, the driver failed to stop and continued along from Dennison Ave. through Holmes Ave. and down to Country Club Road in Cadiz where the vehicle eventually came to a rest in a ditch.
Jefferson County Deputy Health Officer Dr. David Hicks: ‘We’ve got to keep momentum going’
Updated Apr 11, 2021;
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Back then, Carson was a nationally renowned neurosurgeon in Baltimore who was most heralded for leading a historic 70-member surgical team that successfully separated infant twins conjoined at the head in 1987.
David Hicks wanted to do that. He was nine years old.
When other children asked for video games for their birthday, the kid growing up in a crowded, multi-generational home in Willingboro, New Jersey a mostly Black township just across the Delaware River from Philadelphia with an intriguing racial history pleaded for a chemistry set.
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Walz began the vaccine outreach program Wednesday, encouraging food service works to get vaccinated.
Posted: Apr 7, 2021 7:01 PM
Posted By: Zach Gilleland
ROCHESTER, Minn. - Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz kickstarted a campaign to get employees in critical industries vaccinated Wednesday. Food service workers are a top priority.
While many have had the opportunity to work from home this pandemic, that has not been the case for those workers regardless of whether restaurants have opperated dine-in or takeout only.
Forager s James Higgs says he s excited food service workers are being treated as high priority. He said it will not only encourage his employees to get vaccinated, but it will create a safe environment for patrons.