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Some Vapes Release More Lead than 20 Packs of Cigarettes: Study

Some Vapes Release More Lead than 20 Packs of Cigarettes: Study

45% Left coverage: 20 sources

A new study is raising concerns over the health impacts of vaping. Researchers at the University of California, Davis, found that some popular electronic cigarettes produce toxic metals at levels much higher than those found in conventional cigarettes and even earlier generations of e-cigarettes. The research, published on Wednesday, June 25, in ACS Central Science, shows that a day’s worth of use from one vaping device can release more lead tha…See the Story

Fourth of July Travel Eased for Motorists with some Project Rollback

Fourth of July Travel Eased for Motorists with some Project Rollback

57% Right coverage: 7 sources

For those with plans to travel in the state for the Fourth of July weekend, the Michigan Department of Transportation is rolling back construction projects wherever possible starting at 3 p.m. Thursday until 6 a.m. Monday, July 7. Lane restrictions will be lifted on 61 percent of road and bridge projects statewide, according to a Michigan Department of Transportation news release. Drivers should also be aware that equipment and certain traffic …See the Story

ALEA Promotes ‘Standards and Success’ Campaign - Lowndes Signal

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ALEA Promotes ‘Standards and Success’ Campaign - Lowndes Signal

100% Right coverage: 3 sources

As the nation prepares to celebrate Independence Day, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) is launching a renewed push for safe travel on both roadways and waterways under the theme “Standards and Success.” ALEA Secretary Hal Taylor said, “Our message this year is clear: Success means everyone makes it home safely. This starts by making safe choices non-negotiable standards, both behind the wheel on the water.” All available ALEA Troopers…See the Story

Alabama Law Prohibits Student Phones at School - Lowndes Signal

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Starting this fall, students in Alabama’s public schools will need to keep their phones out of sight and powered off during class time. The new statewide rule, part of the FOCUS Act signed into law by Gov. Kay Ivey, took effect July 1. According to Lowndes County Public Schools Superintendent Samita Jeter, administrators are working on a protocol for managing the new statewide mandate. “We haven’t ironed out the consequences yet,” she said. “We …Education See the Story

Wingate Considers Disbanding Its Police Department

Coverage: 2 sources

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Brooks cultivates bountiful volunteer crop - Lowndes Signal

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Mosses resident Bessie Brooks is nearing 92 years old. She is the most senior member of the congregation at Bougahoma Missionary Baptist Church but still keeps everyone on their toes and donates flowers from her garden to beautify the church and homes around her community. Brooks said she does not get around as easily as she once did, but she still cultivates the blooms that volunteer in her garden and takes pride in their colorful display.Lowndes County, Alabama · Lowndes County Read Article

What’s Happening in Lowndes County - Lowndes Signal

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

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Partnership brings kick ball back to ‘4-5’ - Lowndes Signal

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

A partnership is bringing kickball back to “the 4-5” this Saturday, July 5. Cousins Derelle Ivory with All Smiles Pressure Washing, and Latravis Brazil, owner of Freight Path, LLC are hosting their sixth annual, family fun day, relocating the event from Montgomery back to Hayneville. Featuring free food, music and bounce houses, the event will also include a family and friends kickball game for bragging rights and an MVP trophy. “We wanted to d…Lowndes County, Alabama · Lowndes County Read Article

BBUWP welcomes office manager Emily Thomas - Lowndes Signal

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The Black Belt Unincorporated Wastewater Program (BBUWP) welcomes Hayneville resident Emily Thomas to its team this week. On Tuesday, July 1, she began duties as the organization’s office manager, a role that entails keeping operations running smoothly to provide area residents with properly working septic systems. “I am honored to be part of the BBUWP team and the important work that Ms. Sherry Bradley and Ms. Perman Hardy have set out to accom…Lowndes County, Alabama · Lowndes County Read Article

Thomas announces end-of-year retirement - Lowndes Signal

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Commission casts unanimous vote for West’s promotion Lowndes County Administrator Jacquelyn Thomas announced her plans to retire on Dec. 31 at a commission meeting on Monday, June 30. In a heartfelt letter she read to commissioners, Thomas said that after 43 years serving Lowndes County citizens, she was ready to formally share her intent to retire at the end of the year. “It has been a great honor to serve the community and to collaborate with …Lowndes County, Alabama · Lowndes County Read Article

Pinkett Press Conference Illuminates Hayneville PD Deficiencies - Lowndes Signal

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Town leaders to hold special called meeting July 2 Hayneville Police Investigator Deardra Pinkett held a press conference Monday, June 30 in the courtroom of the Hayneville Town Hall. The media event, planned to feature the officer and Hayneville municipal judge Kameisha Logan, highlighted Pinkett alone in the courtroom where she said events leading up to her recent suspension began to unfold. Pinkett told reporters Logan was unable to attend af…Alabama · Alabama See the Story

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