St. Charles resident Yaroslava Dunn will be bringing her father to the U.S. next week. Her father, who fled Ukraine, got his visitor visa Friday in Warsaw.
Yaroslava Dunn and her sister left their homes in Illinois and Wisconsin and traveled for Poland to get their parents out of Kyiv, Ukraine. They didn t have a plan or know how they were going to connect with their parents, but nine days after leaving on March 5, the two women were reunited with their parents in Warsaw.
As Russian troops and bombs descended on Ukraine, the daughter frantically booked a flight from Chicago to Warsaw to help her parents fleeing their home in Kyiv.
AN estate agent won the Victorian Christmas window display competition organised by Henley Town Council. Hamptons in Hart Street won £100 with its street .
Project Lifesaver helps families find lost loved ones
LINCOLN, California (KCRA) A bracelet about the size of the average watch could be the difference between life and death in the Placer County city of Lincoln.
The bracelets are part of a program called Project Lifesaver. The bracelets emit a radio frequency that helps police officers locate someone who has wandered away from home and my not be able to find their way back.
The program aims to help those with cognitive disorders like Alzheimer’s, dementia and autism.
“For those who live with Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia, it’s very common for them to wander. It’s a very dangerous and life-threatening habit,” said Natasha Stevens with the Placer County Healthy Brain Initiative.