Thin. On the back of the pin is in boston a great nation thanks and on her shoe. He United States today, were come to hear about a particular group of vietnam veterans. There were 1000 women from the army and marine car marine corps, abn marines. They were dietitians, Communication Specialists and nurses and much more. Book, she writes. Sergeant major she was. She tells her story. , sher 26 years of service was First Sergeant of four units and served for overseas to hers. In 1967, she was directed as one of the groups of army list and women to serve in vietnam. After her retirement from the army she worked with the Washington State department of veterans affairs. Since her retirement she has been active in her community and received one of the governors 50 volunteer awards for her work with the homeless, and also received Washington States outstanding Women Veterans award for 2011. Please welcome Sergeant Major donna lowery. [applause] donna good afternoon, everybody. Im so excited abo
Workers say test results on a potential case came back negative. State Health Workers say theyre keeping a close eye on all reported cases. As of right now, we have had 11 cases reported total. So three of those were counting at confirmed. Eight of them are probable. Reporter a spokesperson for lowes said two messages have been sent to employees about the out break. And she said weve taken additional housekeeping steps at the Customer Support center, including extra sanitizing and adding more Hand Sanitizer stations on campus. And still workers say they expect those cases to grow as Health Officials across the area get out and investigate some of those potential cases. Reporting live in mooresville tonight, tina terry, channel 9 Eyewitness News. Thank you tina. Coming up new tonight at 10 00 and 11 00, were learning more about the challenges of stopping the spread of the mumps. Why it could be weeks before we know the full scope of its impact. Wsoctv. Com. Weve posted a link to the cdc
301, 5 corridor, volume, signal light delays, a new dollar on the outer loop near route 5 branch avenue. Well update you on that coming up. Mike, nick back to you. We begin with broking news from overnight. Another ebola patient is heading to the United States for treatment. And theres a local connection. Yeah, hes a surgeon whos been working in sierra leone. Delia goncalves is live in the Satellite Center and delia, you found a maryland connection is that right . Reporter thats right. Dr. Martin salia lives in New Carrollton, maryland with his wife. Who no doubt is really anxious and waiting tilery from her sick husband to hear from her sick husband. Hes a native of sierra leone and he was treating ebola patients in sierra leone. Right now hes in the country awaiting for a long trip back here to the u. S. The doctor is 44 years old and he got sick about a week ago. And initial tests came back negative. But then he was tested again monday and results were positive. Salia is heading to
Eleanor Hay passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the The Daily News of Newburyport on 2023-09-25.