Julietta, a three-year-old chihuahua from Chula Vista, California, died on January 6. Minutes later, her vets brought her back to life. By January 9, she was getting ready for adoption. The little dog, whom staff feared had been abused, was dropped off at the Chula Vista Animal Care Facility to have her broken leg treated. […]
Read MoreA new study conducted by the National Cancer Institute suggests that coffee can give drinkers more than just a caffeine buzz; it can also lower the risk of developing malignant melanoma, the most dangerous form of skin cancer, by a fifth. Researchers at the NCI, part of the National Institutes of Health, say that earlier […]
Read MoreIf you are facing a pending divorce, or have questions about important divorce related matters such as child support, then you need to find a local divorce lawyer as soon as possible. Whether the split is amiable or not, getting the right help and guidance right from the start can make a world of difference […]
Read MoreTransportation company Norfolk Southern Corp. announced on Tuesday, Jan. 27, that it would close its office in Roanoke, affecting 500 of the area’s 1,700 Norfolk Southern employees. Workers in the Roanoke office, who perform white-collar jobs in the areas of marketing, accounting and information technology, will have the opportunity to relocate to Norfolk or Atlanta. […]
Read MoreOn Monday night, all of New York City lay dormant in anticipation of a “crippling,” “historic” snowstorm. Gov. Andrew Cuomo had declared a state of emergency, shutting down the city’s subway system for the first time in its history. Private cars and city buses were banned from driving on city roads, and people were urged […]
Read MoreThis week, the most populous areas of the Northeast U.S. were hit with a historic blizzard that was predicted to drop as much as three feet of snow, as well as torrents of freezing rain, on cities like New York City and Philadelphia by its end. According to a January 26 Reuters article, the blizzard […]
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