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Central Catholic High School senior graduates after being diagnosed with cancer
Despite his diagnosis, Noah Adams continues to radiate positivity
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Noah Adams was diagnosed with cancer the summer before his senior year at Central Catholic High School.
His battle with the disease started in February 2020, when he injured his knee after skateboarding. After several doctor’s visits, a scan showed Noah had a rare form of bone cancer, called Ewing Sarcoma.
Despite his diagnosis, Noah continued to radiate positivity.
“When I was diagnosed with cancer, for the first two seconds I felt all those negative feelings, all like the dread and the worry and anxiety, and then two seconds later, they all just left and lifted out of me,” Noah said.
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Woman charged in death of San Antonio cyclist faces $20 million lawsuit - and so does unknown bar
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Samantha Leigh Castillo is charged with intoxication manslaughter in the death of Beatrice Gonzalez, 44, who was hit by a car while she rode her bicycle in April. Castillo and the bar where she is alleged to have been drinking now are defendants in a $20 million wrongful death lawsuit./
A 24-year old San Antonio woman charged with intoxication manslaughter in the death of a bicyclist in April now faces a wrongful death lawsuit.
The children of Beatrice “Bea” Gonzalez, 44, are seeking damages of at least $20 million from the driver accused of causing her death, Samantha Leigh Castillo, and the “Unknown Bar X” that served alcohol to Castillo before the accident, according to the lawsuit.
Joe Fischetti is nearing a milestone this month as Plum’s buildings and grounds supervisor.
May 22 marks his eighth year as one of the borough’s top administrators.
“I enjoy everything that I do,” he said. “Not only the people that I work with in-house, but the people that I work with in each organization in the community. When you do all the functions that we do and all the events, you meet a lot of people. It’s enjoyable.”
Fischetti oversees the borough’s six parks and leads a group of eight workers in April through December and a dozen laborers through late winter.