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Step right up, Eleanor and Leo.You’ve joined the big leagues now.The two names claimed spots on the top 10 lists of baby names at the Family Birthplace and Natural Birthing Suites at Spectrum Health Butterworth Hospital for 2020.Eleanor scooted her way to No. 7 for girls, and Leo crawled to a ninth-place tie for boys.Nationally, both names have followed a steady trajectory upward in popularity in recent years, according to the Social Security Administration, which keeps records dating to ....
LOOKING BACK: Christmas at the home of Panama City s founder By Nancy Hudson and Robert Hurst | Special to The News Herald When I read the diary and other publications of George M. West, I can t help but feel that he had a sense he was contributing a bit of history in our city. After all, he came to realize in his lifetime that he was a founder of our city. One part of this was his detailed descriptions of Christmas with the West family. The new exhibit at the Bay County History Museum attempts to portray a part of their holiday tradition. ....
the virus Has Changed the course of newborn babies first hours and days of life Ãna Caroline Haran was born the day the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared a pandemic. She came into the world weighing 3.5kg at 7.47pm on March 11th, just hours after Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus called for countries to take âurgent and aggressive actionâ against coronavirus. âReady your hospitals,â the WHOâs director general warned. Earlier that morning, as her mother, Ruth Cullinaneâs labour began, Ireland was still trying to cling to the last threads of normality. There had been 10 cases of Covid-19 the previous day, and the morningâs news bulletins were full of speculation schools might have to close. ....