Ashley R. Williams
The Intelligencer
Philadelphia, PA, United States
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Bucks dog therapy group returns to schools, senior care facilities with canine circus
Jackson the golden retriever joins his fellow Angel on a Leash companions in the recently created Canine Circus parade. → Read More
Bucks dog therapy group returns to schools, senior care facilities with canine circus
Jackson the golden retriever joins his fellow Angel on a Leash companions in the recently created Canine Circus parade. → Read More
She wanted to go back to school amid cancer fight. Mask exemptions are keeping her at home
Parents of children with cancer and other health concerns have advocated for mask mandates in schools. But not all have been answered. → Read More
'Share your spare': Langhorne man with end-stage kidney failure seeks a living organ donor
Langhorne native Joe Fitch, 55, needs a living kidney donor. For the past year and a half, he's navigated the throes of end-stage kidney failure. → Read More
'Share your spare': Langhorne man with end-stage kidney failure seeks a living organ donor
Langhorne native Joe Fitch, 55, needs a living kidney donor. For the past year and a half, he's navigated the throes of end-stage kidney failure. → Read More
Newtown, Bucks County Community College to host virtual Juneteenth event
Newtown Township’s Human Relations Commission and Bucks County Community College will host a Celebrate Juneteenth virtual event on Wednesday. → Read More
Newtown, Bucks County Community College to host virtual Juneteenth event
Newtown Township’s Human Relations Commission and Bucks County Community College will host a Celebrate Juneteenth virtual event on Wednesday. → Read More
JC Lewis Primary Health Care Center reminds community of vaccine availability
For anyone unsure of where to receive their COVID-19 vaccination, a local medical facility wants to remind the community of their availability. → Read More
Historic Promised Land Farm awarded $10,000 community grant
A historic Black-owned farm has received a $10,000 community grant from the Reparations Project. → Read More
Beyond the Bell Savannah offers youth training for Alcohol Awareness Month
April marks Alcohol Awareness Month, and a local organization is continuing its mission to help prevent underage drinking. → Read More
Mother-daughter educators address pandemic-related literacy gap through new children’s book
A local mother and daughter have teamed up to write a book to help develop reading skills among young learners. → Read More
M.A.L.E. Dreamers to host ‘Insurrection to Resurrection’ community event Saturday
A local youth development and mentorship program is inviting the public, including prospective mentors and mentees, to attend their community event on Saturday. → Read More
How has the library impacted your life? Live Oak Public Libraries asking for community’s stories
In honor of National Library Week, Live Oak Public Libraries are seeking out stories that show their impact on the local community. → Read More
Exchanging sensitive personal details for a COVID-19 vaccine: What you need to know
As an identity theft victim still impacted by the crime today, Jessica Solomon is generally nervous to hand out her personal details. → Read More
Savannah native shares experience as an extra in Disney+ series, ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’
Savannah native Sheila Jackson says she’s had the opportunity to appear as a small character in Marvel series, “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” which is now streaming on Disney+. → Read More
Tybee encourages public input for computer app that studies coastal flood hazards
Tybee officials want the public’s help in building the island’s resiliency against impacts from climate change-related sea level rise. → Read More
Savannah primary care office partners with March of Dimes to address high premature birth rates
A statewide and local partnership is helping address the high number of premature babies born across Georgia. → Read More
Eligible Chatham Co. residents can apply for help covering cooling costs starting April 1
Beginning next month, Georgians having a hard time covering their home cooling costs can apply for one-time assistance. → Read More
Savannah fitness instructor opens new workout studio to encourage women’s empowerment
A new fitness, health and empowerment studio opened its doors on East 70th Street earlier this month. → Read More
New truck driving training school opens in Savannah amid nationwide driver shortage
A new truck driving training school in Savannah aims to help tackle a nationwide driver shortage and prepare students for employment. → Read More