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Expectant mum, 21, feared for unborn baby's life in A500 taxi crash

The 21-year-old, from Stafford, says she was left with back and neck pain, as well as a migraine - but thankfully a scan revealed her baby was unharmed. She said: “I was on the phone to my sister. I d put her on speakerphone because I had to transfer some money from one account. “I was only in the car for 10 minutes and the next minute all I hear is him beeping his horn as we came up to the roundabout. This road sign was knocked down in the crash The car lost control and ended up going into a road sign. We hit a barrier and went over it.

Black Lives Matter Seacoast holds first BIPOC Seacoast Leaders award ceremony

PORTSMOUTH – The inaugural Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) Seacoast Leaders awards ceremony Sunday night, Feb. 28, went well and will be an annual event, according to organizers. Clifton West Jr., one of the co-founders of Black Lives Matter Seacoast, the host organization for the event, said he was pleased with the evening. “It went better than I thought it would, for the first time,” said West. “I found the stories that were told, and the passion displayed inspiring. It was such a beautiful event. I look forward to the next one.” The event is intended to highlight people of color whose work has benefitted the Seacoast region.  

Seacoast Black Lives Matter awards New Hampshire, Maine BIPOC leaders

Medical plaza now open inside the old CAL Ranch building in Rexburg

Medical plaza now open inside the old CAL Ranch building in Rexburg Updated at Share This Mountain View Hospital Medical Plaza opened in the old CAL Ranch building in November. | Courtesy Courtney Marshall REXBURG – A medical plaza recently opened inside the old CAL Ranch building in Rexburg. Mountain View Hospital Medical Plaza opened in November at 404 North 2nd East. Clinic Services Director Courtney Marshall tells EastIdahoNews.com the building is a “one-stop-shop” for a patient’s medical needs. The 24,000-square-foot building has 14 patient room and includes a Community Care clinic that offers urgent and family practice, an occupational therapy clinic, neurology and sleep specialists, urologists and ear, nose and throat doctors.