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Georgia city's homeless community hopeful for new facility

Georgia city s homeless community hopeful for new facility DJ SIMMONS, Athens Banner-Herald FacebookTwitterEmail 6 1of6Cheryl Gamble and Clint Marable eat dinner as they and others without permanent housing wait for Bigger Vision to open on Monday, July 12, 2021, in Athens, Ga. The couple have been without permanent housing on and off for the past several years. Each day they try to get a bed for the evening at Bigger Vision, but when unsuccessful because of the nonprofit s first-come-first-serve policy, they spend the night in their tent off Jefferson Road. (Kayla Renie/Athens Banner-Herald via AP)Kayla Renie/APShow MoreShow Less 2of6Cheryl Gamble and Clint Marable pose near the tent they a tent in the woods off Jefferson Road Tuesday, July 13, 2021, in Athens, Ga. The couple have been without permanent housing on and off for the past several years, but are looking forward to the possibility of having a more stable living situation through a government-funded facil

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North Alabama family raising awareness for RSV after 8-month-old son dies from virus

North Alabama family raising awareness for RSV after 8-month-old son dies from virus A North Alabama family is raising awareness about RSV after one of their twins died from the respiratory virus, the other spent more than a week in the hospital because of it. Posted: Jul 21, 2021 6:49 PM Updated: Jul 21, 2021 6:49 PM Posted By: Ashley Carter A North Alabama family is raising awareness about RSV after one of their twins died from the respiratory virus and the other spent more than a week in the hospital because of it. It started with a simple cough then his fever got up Friday night, so we carried him to the hospital. Then Monday they decided to put him to the PICU, then just a couple hours later it just all turned for the worse, Charles Hardy, the father to the twin babies, said.

Athens homeless community share hope for incoming new facility

Former ambulance station belongs to community, says Mayor

Date Time Former ambulance station belongs to community, says Mayor A campaign to have the former ambulance station in Wagga Wagga returned to the city for the benefit of the community was launched this week. Mayor of the City of Wagga Wagga Cr Greg Conkey OAM on Friday (16 July) started the push to lobby the NSW Government to gift the former ambulance station to the city. The station, located in Johnston Street in the city’s CBD, was closed in 2016 following the completion of the new station in Fernleigh Road. Cr Conkey said the former station was built by community donations and gifted to the NSW Ambulance Service more than 90 years ago.