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“We’re the hammock that holds onto them in the process of getting them the help they need, whatever that might be. It might be as simple as a doctor’s appointment, or finding a family doctor, to as demanding as finding a new place to live, or a new place to work,” said Holly Howard, board secretary at Connect Youth, in describing what the organization is.
The homeless program reaches out to more than just the Prescott area.
SHOWCASING LOUISIANA: The Mullet is Back
SHOWCASING LOUISIANA: Mullet Madness By Rick Portier | April 1, 2021 at 6:02 AM CDT - Updated April 1 at 8:16 AM
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - A symphony of scissors snip to the beat of a new-age song on the radio. Luscious locks of hair dust the floor. A bawdy laugh erupts from the barber’s chair. It’s the home of the gentleman’s haircut, and something most ungentlemanly is happening in the corner chair.
On the opposite side of Off the Top hair salon in Denham Springs, La, a high school senior is getting a cut made famous by Justin Bieber. His less-refined classmate is bringing back the worst haircut since your grandmother flipped a bowl onto your pate and trimmed around the edges.
New Zealand First s president and secretary general have resigned as the party reviews the election campaign which saw it voted out of Parliament
New Zealand First s president and secretary general have resigned as the party reviews the election campaign which saw it voted out of Parliament 20 December 2020
The resignations of president Kristin Campbell-Smith and secretary general Liz Witehira have been confirmed by acting party president Darroch Ball.
New Zealand First s treasurer Holly Howard has been made secretary general.
In an email to supporters Mr Ball, who was number 6 on the party s list at the election, thanked Ms Campbell-Smith and Ms Witehira for their hard work over the last term.
NZ First president and secretary resign while party reviews election campaign
20 Dec, 2020 03:41 AM
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Political reporter, NZ Herald@AmeliaJWade
New Zealand First s president and secretary general have resigned as the party reviews the election campaign which saw it booted out of Parliament.
The resignations of president Kristin Campbell-Smith and secretary general Liz Witehira were confirmed by acting party president Darroch Ball.
New Zealand First s treasurer Holly Howard has been made secretary general.
In an email to supporters Ball, who was number 6 on the party s list at the election, thanked Campbell-Smith and Witehira for their hard work over the last term.