A GRATEFUL dad has raised thousands of pounds on a 47-mile charity trek for the hospital which saved the lives of his wife and premature daughter. John Keeble, 35, of Great Totham, decided to raise money for the Rosie Hospital, in Cambridge, by walking from Addenbrooke’s Hospital there back to his home. John and wife Kelly, 35, were hoping to welcome their daughter Olivia into the world in the summer of 2020. But almost a month after the initial lockdown, Kelly suffered a complications during her 25th week of pregnancy, losing 3.5 litres of blood. Thanks to the efforts of maternity staff, Kelly was safe and little Olivia was born on April 14.
A GRATEFUL dad has raised thousands of pounds on a 47-mile charity trek for the hospital which saved the lives of his wife and premature daughter. John Keeble, 35, of Great Totham, decided to raise money for the Rosie Hospital, in Cambridge, by walking from Addenbrooke’s Hospital there back to his home. John and wife Kelly, 35, were hoping to welcome their daughter Olivia into the world in the summer of 2020. But almost a month after the initial lockdown, Kelly suffered a complications during her 25th week of pregnancy, losing 3.5 litres of blood. Thanks to the efforts of maternity staff, Kelly was safe and little Olivia was born on April 14.
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LIBERTY â For local historian Christopher Harris, the Liberty Arsenal, located south of town, has provided the inspiration for his latest book, a chronological history text about the people who were involved with the military storage facility over the years. The depot was seized twice by Southern partisans, once during the Kansas troubles in 1855, and again shortly after the outbreak of the American Civil War.
Harris, who is well known for his local research and his work at the Clay County Archives, published âThe Liberty Arsenal: An Ordnance Depot on the Missouri Frontierâ in July. Prior to the publishing, Harris, along with a local student, managed to contact the current land owner and spend time on the property. A cistern was found and a north wall. Then the desire to write the timeline hit.