Uwap Veteran-led response organization collecting donations for Afghan refugees in Fort McCoy
JACKSON, Miss. 鈥?In a city known for its hospitality, it s hard to find a restaurant filled with people that won t make you smile. However, behind those happy faces in Jackson, Mississippi, are concerns about the longevity of their business. Jeff Good owns multip
stanley cup le restaurants in Jackson and one of them is Bravo. And I am being put out of business by the very city that I live in because the city s infrastructure is unable to support the business it wants to support, Good explained.Good sits down with us at his Italian restaurant and bar to explain his experience with the city s water crisis.
stanley cup And I really woke up to the issue that the whole system was being held together failing wire, scotch tape, and duct tape, and chewing gum about eight years ago, Good said. Two of my restaurants were closed for 21 days in February of 2021 because there was no water, and after that, we opera
stanley mugs ted under boiled water for some period of time. Now, he says, business owners like him have some hope. The $1.7 billion funding bill that went through Congress includes $600 million to Jackson to address their ongoing water crisis. He points out this money is a step to permanent change, instead of just a Band-Aid. We asked him if it was safe to assume that if it wasn t for this money, it would be inevitable that businesses would continue to close or move. You re exactly right. It s that bad, Good said.Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba says it s important to point out just how rare it is for the federal gov Cdgw Investigator who floated decertification later backed off
SAN DIEGO, Calif. KGTV 鈥?Dom Hill s November 2020 COVID-19 diagnosis likely led to his need for a heart transplant.The 29-year-old mixed martial arts instructor, Navy Sailor and father initially thought he just had a bad cold. He later found out he had COVID-19 and myocarditis, likely caused by the virus. His only option was a heart transplant.Hill
stanley us was at Sharp Memorial Hospital in San Diego, California for 105 days waiting for a heart. His grandmother died while he was in the hospital in quarantine, and he credits the nursing staff for helping him in his darkest days. My night nurse just listened to me cry for like 45 minutes, he said.When the news came that a healthy heart had arrived, Hill had difficulty celebrating. Someone else had to die for me to get this heart, and that s all I have thought about every single day, he said.Hill doesn t intend t
stanley mug o waste his new heart. He has a new purpose in life and hopes to thank the donor s family one day. I don t even know what
stanley cup I would say, but I hope one day I can meet them. I think of that day all the time, he said.This story was originally reported by Vanessa Van Hyfte on 10news.
