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EKU students march for domestic violence victimsOctober 27, 2016 36Pab, RICHMOND, Ky. WTVQ -EKU students are marching to raise awareness about domestic violence. It a crime that affects one in four women and one in seven men according to the National Domestic Violence Hotline.Cassidy Jewell, President of the EKU Student Social Work Association says, It actually really common. Some of my friends have family members that have happened to, even in my family, some of my friends have gone through that situation. So it really a personal issue for me.They ;re marching to a fundraiser for Hopes Wing , a local shelter that helped get Shannon Antonchak out of a tough situation with a new boyfriend. She says, Within a matter of a couple of weeks I went
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stanley cup ter weeks of abuse Shannon felt there was no way out.He would yell and cuss and verbally abuse me, push me shove me. And then of course he had the knife that he would either put over my heart and threaten to stab my heart or put it ag
stanley romania ainst my throat and threaten to slash my throat or cut my wrists.But she says finding Hope Wings saved her life. Every October the non-profit pays tribute the Kentuckians who have died at the hands of domestic violence. This year we ;ve lost 33.Jennifer Lainhart, Executive Director of Hope Wings says, last year there was 27 so there Nsoa Biden stops short of accusing Russia of war crimes as his UN ambassador says banned weapons are being moved into Ukraine
BOSTON WHDH - A group of 12 local Vietnam War veterans on Friday boarded a train at South Station headed for Washington, D.C. to visit the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and Arlington National Cemetary.The men are making the visit as part of their mission to heal, and to remember those who never came home. I never forget them, I cant sleep sometimes at night, said four-tim
stanley cup e purple heart recipient Bobby Fairbairn.Fairbairn was shot 17 times during his time fighting in the war, and has a bullet in his heart that cannot be removed. His life was saved by Dedham veteran John Barnes, who threw himself on a grenade to protect Fairbairn. Though this is a return visit for Fairbairn, he will be joi
stanley thermobecher ned by other veterans who are visiting the site for the first time. Its gonna be tough, said veteran Don Jussaume. Jussaume had put off the visit for years, afraid it would stir up memories and emotions he had buried for decades. The trip was arranged by Lowell-based organization Veterans Assisting Veterans to thank the men for their service. This is our opportunity to thank them, but its also an opportunity for a group of Vietnam vets, many of whom have never met each other before, to share common experiences, said This trip to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial will likely be Fairbairns last, a
stanley usa s he is currently suffering from brain cancer. Its very important, he said. Nobody should ever forget what the fallen brothers did in every war. Copyright c 2024 Sunbeam Television. All Rights Rese
