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Hoisted on the Statute of Limitations Petard
By Ellen Podgor
The prosecution of Peter Davis in connection with corruption at the Springfield (Mass.) Housing Authority came to a precipitous end when U.S. District Judge Michael Ponsor dismissed the charges as barred by the statute of limitations. Davis, a retired contractor,…
Nearly 60 turtles returned
Almost 60 illegal turtles have been returned to the Upper Valley Mall and several people have called the health department reporting possible turtle-related salmonella after a stand selling red ear sliders was ordered closed Monday.
Clark County Health District officials…
WNEC hires new Contracts prof
Western New England College has hired a new Contracts professor. Jill Anderson is joining the school for the 2005-06 academic year, where she will be an assistant professor of law.Anderson graduated from Columbia Law School, where she was a senior…
School leaders take action after illness spreads
2/8/05
Good hygiene can help keep students and staff healthy.
By: Tiffany Bommarito, KY3 News
SPRINGFIELD ñ Three confirmed cases of shigellosis have surfaced in students at Campbell Elementary School. Thatís a type of dysentery caused by a bacteria called…
Hepatitis A case handled swiftly
Saturday, December 04, 2004
By NATALIA E. ARBUL?
narbulu@repub.com
SPRINGFIELD – Local school and health officials responded promptly to a reported case of hepatitis A in a White Street Elementary School cafeteria worker, according to state officials.
“We feel everything…
Officials confront hepatitis A case
December 03, 2004
By NATALIA E. ARBUL?
narbulu@repub.com
SPRINGFIELD – A White Street Elementary School cafeteria worker was hospitalized Monday due to hepatitis A, and state and local officials said they have taken the steps necessary to keep the disease…