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Williams said she never had a problem with mail delivery until the COVID-19 pandemic. Now she worries sheâll be late on her car payment because her bills havenât arrived.
âWhen youâre late paying a bill, thatâs a late fee. Everybody doesnât have email. Some bills you might prefer to pay by mail,â Williams told 7 Investigator Heather Catallo.
Sharon says the postal employees at Joyfield Station told her she could come pick up her mail, but she fears exposure to COVID-19.
âThe postmen are getting paid to deliver your mail,â said Williams.
âItâs frustrating,â said Helen Reynolds in Grosse Pointe.
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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. South Effingham s Butler receives district teacher award Effingham County Teacher of the Year Kimberly Butler listens to South Elementary School third-grader Laney Archer read an essay Friday morning. - photo by Mark Lastinger/staff
GUYTON It isn’t necessary for Kimberly Butler to tell people that she thinks about her job as a language arts teacher. Her face, even while covered by a COVID-19 mask, conveys her opinion thoroughly.
Butler’s eyes glimmered with affection Friday morning while listening to South Effingham Elementary School third graders read creative stories that they penned. Fostering a love for writing in her students is her passion.
The conservation status of the platypus has now been recognised as threatened .
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Scientists could find evidence of platypus in northern Victorian rivers by checking water samples for DNA, in a proposed project being developed for Victoria.
A not-for-profit company is hoping to recruit volunteers and raise money to fund the project designed to find out how prevalent the elusive mammal is in our streams.
There have been sporadic reports of the monotremes in the lower Goulburn, but they appear to be more common in the upper reaches.
The project will use the technology that has been useful in finding fragments of COVID-19 in wastewater in urban sewerage plants.
James Edward Martin: Renowned painter and long-time Edmonds resident had a signature style Posted: December 21, 2020
Northwest painter James Edward Martin passed away on Dec. 15, 2020.
Born in Everett, WA, 1928, Jim was raised in Seattle. Jim’s pursuit of art was encouraged by Ballard High School art teacher Orre Nobles, who implored Jim’s parents to keep him enrolled. After studying at the UW, Jim’s paintings won the attention of gallery-owner Otto Seligman, who presented Jim’s work alongside Graves, Tobey, and Anderson. Jim’s work eventually transcended the muted parameters of the Northwest Mystics, blossoming into his signature, raucous style.