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A perfect organ donor match can be rare. But one Western New York family is celebrating after their prayers were answered.Five-year-old Ezra Toczek suffered liver damage at birth. The young boy has since been dealing with ongoing health challenges. Doctors say he now suffers from end-stage liver disease, meaning his liver is failing. WKBW Ezra and his mother Back in January, Ezra and his mom traveled to New York City, where doctors determined he was in desperate need of a liver transplant. One month later, he was approved to be placed on the transplant list. But the family went weeks without an update.Behind the scenes, a familiar face was hoping to help. Carissa Fisher, Ezra s former preschool teacher, learned of his condition and
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stanley cup an application to become a living donor. Shortly after she traveled to New York City for the required testing, she received the news that she had been approved.Then, it was time for Fisher to tell the Toczeks.
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Former Billings City Council Member Brent Cromley voiced his support for a Billings non-discrimination ordinance NDO , from the other side of the podium Monday night.Cromley also rebuked arguments against a NDO during public comment.A NDO is a law designed to prevent discrimination in employment, housing and public accommodation on the basis of race, creed, sex, age, disability, sexual orientation or gender identity.Cromley correlated Billings seemingly stagnant population growth in the last two years with the city s lack of a NDO. I think tha
adidas campus t Billings needs to pass an NDO before it becomes the only city over 100,000 people that accepts the discrimination of the LGBTQ, C
adidas samba romley said.Cromley cited the
adidas og Billings Facilities Master Plan conducted in 2015, saying Billings was expected to grow 1.8 percent annually. It was estimated in 2015 the population in Billings would reach 123,000 by 2020.Cromley cited the U.S. Census Bureau s estimated population for Billings in 2014 at 108,458 and in 2018 at 109,550. Between 2014 and 2018, the average growth rate was 0.25 percent, or one sixth of what was predicted, Cromley said.In 2016 the U.S
