BUCYRUS — Two people were arraigned Monday in Crawford County Common Pleas Court in connection with a $1,320 heroin bust.
Russell D. Bond, 49, 1718 Marion Road, Apt. B, entered a plea of not guilty to one count of possession of drugs, a fourth-degree felony. He faces up to 18 months in prison and a $5,000 fine if convicted. Bond is being held at the Crawford County Justice Center on a $10,000 bond set by Judge Russ Wiseman.
Tiffani W. Rodriguez, Read the rest of this entry »
Make time to get out and play before the weather turns cold by attending the Bass Pro Shops Outdoor Fitness Festival, beginning Saturday and continuing for the next two weekends through Nov. 2.
At the annual event, you can take part in a variety of fitness events, including marathons, half-marathons, bicycling, walks, outdoors skills, health and wellness activities, trail runs, canoe and kayak races, and wildlife conservation programs. A Fitness Read the rest of this entry »
The Tenth Annual Hometown Huddle is part of United Way’s nationwide
call-to-action for individuals to LIVE UNITED(TM) — to give,
advocate and volunteer on issues relating to education, income or
health. United Way has declared bold, 10-year goals in each of those
three areas. In the area of health, the goal is to increase by
one-third the percentage of healthy youth and adults by 2018.
Preventing and controlling childhood obesity is one Read the rest of this entry »
A judge today refused to toss out as evidence a bag full of drugs that police seized when they arrested Nathaniel Abraham on charges of drug trafficking.
Oakland County Circuit Judge Daniel O’Brien ruled that police were within their rights to remove a purple velvet Crown Royal bag they spotted in the trunk of Abraham’s car when they approached him at a gas station on Perry Street in Pontiac late the night of May 30.
Police approached Abraham Read the rest of this entry »
Washington (SmartAboutHealth) – The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has come out and defended their review of the chemical bisphenol A (BPA) in plastic products.
The FDA came out on Wednesday and stated that they did not ignore evidence showing that BPA may potentially cause harm to both kids and adults.
Last week, a panel of outside experts slammed the FDA stating that they did not consider many studies which revealed that BPA may pose Read the rest of this entry »
Having lived in Texas her whole life, Tish Klein knew no one when she moved to Noblesville, Ind., with her husband two years ago. On top of that, she was adapting to being newly married and, later, to having a new baby girl — without her longtime friends and family in Texas.
Then she found StrollerFit, a fitness group for mothers that integrates children in strollers into regular workouts. Before long, Klein, Erin Bradley, Shannon Mann and Read the rest of this entry »
This press release contains forward-looking statements based on current
management expectations. Numerous factors, including those disclosed herein,
those related to healthcare industry trends and those detailed in our filings
with the Securities and Exchange Commission (as set forth in Item 1A-Risk
Factors in our Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2007 and in Item 2-
Forward-Looking Statements and Risk Factors in our Form 10-Q for the Read the rest of this entry »
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Greymouth’s Grey Base Hospital has been reopened for surgery after a superbug scare forced its operating theatres to close last week.
Surgeries at the hospital were suspended on Friday after a visiting clinician tested positive for the antibiotic-resistant bug.
West Coast District Health Board spokesman Bryan Jamieson says all operating theatres have been swabbed, cleaned and swabbed again.
All test results came back Read the rest of this entry »
If we’ve learned anything watching our 401(k)s go down the toilet and the stock market take a pistol-whipping, it’s that too-lax regulation and the nowhere-to-hide nature of the global economy leave us vulnerable to all sorts of shenanigans.
Need more proof? Three words: China. Food. Melamine.
On Tuesday, the Chinese government ordered all liquid and powdered milk manufactured before Sept. 14 to be removed from store shelves for testing. At issue Read the rest of this entry »