USI GWEP leads Dementia Friendly Community Initiative in Southern Indiana
USI GWEP leads Dementia Friendly Community Initiative in Southern Indiana 2/17/2021 | University Communications
According to Dementia Friendly America®, more than 5 million Americans and 15 million caregivers are living with Alzheimer’s disease. The University of Southern Indiana’s Geriatrics Workforce Enhancement Program (GWEP) is launching an initiative to make southwestern Indiana more dementia friendly.
Two Hoosier cities, Petersburg and Rockport, will be recognized for joining the Dementia Friendly America (DFA) network of communities in an online program on Wednesday, February 24 for the general public and community stakeholders.
Lisa Fournier, Project Coordinator for the GWEP, said the virtual program,
Helena Morrissey has long been hailed as the ultimate modern power dresser, a woman who juggled being a chief executive in the finance industry with being mother to nine children. But how did she face a year in which the notion of workwear was turned on its head? She gave practical tips on keeping up WFH morale and dressing for video calls, as well as taking the chance to showcase pieces from her incredible wardrobe – a series of Instagram posts were dedicated to her wearing ball gowns in her garden.
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Kristin Scott Thomas
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Britain’s favourite French-ish actress (she’s lived there since she was 19) deserves a permanent spot on any best-dressed list. Few women wear a tuxedo with as much panache as Thomas, and she suits other forms of tailoring, too – she was the one upside of an otherwise unremarkable
Council says NO to unwanted coal mine planned for green belt land on outskirts of Newcastle
Newcastle Council s planning committee voted unanimously to reject the Banks Group s proposals for an opencast mine at Dewley Hill, on the western edge of the city
16:00, 18 DEC 2020
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PLANS for an “unwanted” opencast coal mine on the outskirts of Newcastle have been categorically rejected. City councillors have issued a resounding no to the Banks Group’s proposals to turn more than 250 acres of green belt land at Dewley Hill, near Throckley, into a new mining operation. At a three-hour online hearing on Friday morning, Newcastle City Council’s planning committee voted unanimously, 11-0, to refuse permission for the hugely contentious scheme. The plans could have seen 800,000 tonnes of coal and 400,000 tonnes of fireclay, for the neighbouring Throckley brickworks, extracted from the green space on the western edge of the city.