Two of the Emerald Keepers’ student-led programs are helping stock shelves at the Imperial Beach (IB) Neighborhood Center’s food pantry with fresh produce. Emerald Keepers is a local nonprofit organization
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Smiles lit up classrooms as Emerald Keepers’ interns visited Village Elementary classrooms and Strand Elementary’s Friday Flag Pole celebration to share their new environmental trading cards.“We have tons of good
Southampton A MUM has told the Isle of Wight County Press of her experience of having her baby go into neonatal intensive care during the coronavirus pandemic. Abbie Pearson, of Newport, had baby Mia at St Mary s Hospital on May 22, 2020 during the first lockdown. Mia weighed 7lb 11oz and was the first baby for Abbie and partner Callum Hatch. Abbie said: Having a baby during this time of global pandemic was made even harder. I gave birth to my baby girl knowing my partner wasn’t going to be able to stay long. I had expectations of just being able to pack my bags up and leave with him a few hours later, taking a photo of my partner holding the car seat out of the ward. But I know having a baby never goes as planned.