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Biloxi VA uses robot cleaner to disinfect rooms

Biloxi VA uses robot cleaner to disinfect rooms Biloxi VA uses robot cleaner to disinfect rooms By John Fitzhugh | February 24, 2021 at 6:26 PM CST - Updated February 25 at 7:01 AM BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) - It looks like a tanning bed for a hospital room but instead of warming your skin, it’s killing viruses, including the novel coronavirus. The Total Room Ultraviolet Disinfectant, better known as TRU-D, bears a vague resemblance to Rosie, the cleaning robot from The Jetsons. “It’s a great asset for us,” said Dennis Hughes, housekeeping supervisor at the Biloxi Veterans Affairs Hospital. “It helps us speed up the process and turn rooms back over to the nurses so they can put patients in rooms.

Here are all the finalists in our Pride of Gwent Awards

“With the coronavirus pandemic raging through much of 2020, we knew we would receive some exceptional entries, but we’ve been astounded by some of the things we have learned about the people of Gwent,” he said. “It’s been a distressing year and it’s heartening to see how so many have rallied round to help others.” He also paid tribute to people who have given their time and energy over many years to help make Gwent a better place. “The city of Newport and our towns and villages are full of unsung heroes,” he said. “We hope the Pride of Gwent Awards will shine a light on some of them.”

Band art in the time of Covid

There’s one important part of a band that often gets overlooked, yet is a major component of the music’s aesthetic — the artwork. From show flyers, to album covers, band

Local band art in the time of Covid

There’s one important part of a band that often gets overlooked, yet is a major component of the music’s aesthetic — the artwork. From show flyers, to album covers, band

Man charged after allegedly firing a weapon at unwanted tenants

A man is facing charges after an alleged ongoing dispute with tenants on his property reportedly led to shots fired last month in Washington County. Dennis Hughes, 53, has been charged with armed criminal action, unlawful use of a weapon - exhibiting, first-degree harassment, and unlawful possession of a firearm. According to a probable cause statement from the Washington County Sheriff s Office, on Nov. 21, Hughes was at his property on Route T with a woman who is a tenant on the property. Hughes had reportedly been having issues, wanting the woman and a man removed from the property even though he had not completed the legal eviction process.

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