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Man who threatened to kill child, one who defecated in school and other burglars locked up in Wales
Between them they have burgled scores of homes and businesses across south and west Wales, leaving victims feeling terrified and vulnerable
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Margie Bell Wallington-Penny
WILLIAMSBURG For His purpose and way, once again, God came into our family circle and took our precious loved one, Mrs. Margie Bell Wallington-Penny, 94, into the “land of glory” for eternal rest Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2020. Her life began April 30, 1926, daughter of the late Johnny Wallington and Nannie Totten.
She was educated in the Caswell County Public Schools. A longtime resident of Williamsburg, she was employed by Town and Country Laundry and Eastern State Hospital, from where she retired. She was a faithful member of The Testament Church of our Lord Jesus Christ of Apostolic Faith. She was a loving wife, mother and grandmother. She was a kind and sweet person who loved the Lord.
Eviction moratorium and unemployment benefits ending soon
Eviction Moratorium By Joanna Guzman | December 11, 2020 at 7:00 AM MST - Updated December 11 at 7:00 AM
TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) - With the federal eviction moratorium and pandemic unemployment assistance benefits all coming to an end at the same time, millions of Americans don’t know where to turn.
Right now, nearly 206,000 Arizonans are relying on the CARES Act unemployment benefits to sustain themselves. However, those benefits are set to expire on Saturday, Dec. 26, leaving thousands like Brian Penny in limbo.
“Again I am in the same place I was in March, not knowing if I’ll be able to pay my rent,” Penny said.