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Liam O’Keefe of Sailing, Florida, a Brown University Athletics student, reportedly died in a drowning accident on May 31. Liam O’Keefe sadly drowned in Miami, Florida, and is being mourned by the sailing community and Brown University Athletics. Liam was a Brown University student who was well-known for his love of sailing and commitment to his schoolwork. Who was Liam O’Keefe? Liam, the son of Douglas and Alison, was also the brother of Sawyer and Mac. He had amazing academics and sailing team moments. Two-time MVP for the team; three-time national champion for the team; 2019 New England champion; 2017…
The entire state of Maryland is mourning alongside the loved ones of Agent Davis Martinez, who was killed by a parolee during what should have been a home visit, according to his family. Martinez, 33, a Maryland parole and probation officer, was found suffering from traumatic injuries in Chevy Chase last week after he did not return home from work. He was the first agent alleged to have been killed by a client while on duty, according to Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s office. “Agent Martinez served with distinction and our state is safer because of him—our entire state grieves his loss along…
Jeff Deshazer Dead, Education Lead at Sr Mgr of School Operations Loreal Kansas City, Missouri – The passing of Jeff Deshazer, a beloved figure in both the education and beauty industry, has left a profound impact on the community of Kansas City, Missouri. With a career marked by dedication, innovation, and compassion, Deshazer’s legacy extends far beyond his professional accomplishments. As we reflect on his life and contributions, we celebrate the remarkable journey of a man who touched the lives of many. Born in Macon, Missouri, Jeff Deshazer’s passion for education and beauty was evident from an early age. Throughout his…
A mother-of-seven Missing for weeks was discovered dead in a trash, and a man has been arrested in connection with her death – The heart-wrenching saga of Brittany Moran, a 30-year-old mother of seven, has left a community in mourning and seeking justice. The distressing turn of events began when Brittany, an avid Facebook user, disappeared from Loveland, Ohio, around May 15 or 16. Her absence on social media, noticed by her mother, Audrey Moran, triggered a frantic search for answers. Tragically, the search concluded with a devastating discovery. Police informed Audrey that her daughter’s lifeless body was found inside a…
A 59-year-old Prince George’s County man has become the first heat-related death this year in Maryland. The Maryland Department of Health issued an alert on Wednesday, June 5 advising of the man’s death, though few details were released. Each year, health officials monitor temperature conditions and incidents of heat-related illness and death between May and September, officials said. “We are very saddened to report our first heat-related death of the 2024 season,” Deputy Secretary for Public Health Services Nilesh Kalyanaraman said. “As we experience more hot days in Maryland this summer, this tragedy reminds us to take the necessary steps…
Jim Beardmore, a former All-American lacrosse goalkeeper and coach, has passed away. The information concerning his death was publicly announced on several social media posts. He used to be the Hamburg Warriors B-Team’s head coach. He is the son of Clayton “Buddy” Beardmore, a longtime coach at the University of Maryland and inductee into the Lacrosse Hall of Fame. He will be missed by so many people who knew and loved him. About Jim Beardmore Beardmore graduated from The Severn School in Severna Park, Maryland, and went to the University of Maryland. received the Ensign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Award…
It was an emotional reunion for a South Florida girl when she got to meet the first responders who came to her rescue after she was found unresponsive in a swimming pool in Lauderhill. Nine-year-old Arihanna Graham had a simple but heartfelt message to the team of first responders and her uncle, Joseph Miller, who worked together to render aid to her on May 12. “Thank you for saving me,” she said. Arihanna nearly drowned in that pool, and it was Miller who pulled her out of the water. “It seemed like it was just me and her in that moment, and I…
Friends and family members of a runner who was seriously injured by a hit-and-run driver in Miramar are asking for the public’s help to find justice and to pay attention while on the road. The life Onyxia Delinois knew is gone, at least for now. Wednesday, it will be two months since the 26-year-old avid runner was struck while hitting the pavement on Miramar Parkway, just east of 184th Avenue. “She’s very ambitious. Her life was just taking shape,” said Elliot Mason, the victim’s running coach. Onyxia ran ahead of her group when she was hit by a driver, leaving her on…
In Denison, Iowa On Tuesday night in Crawford County, there was a collision that resulted in one death and four injuries. According to the Iowa State Patrol, a 2008 Pontiac Grand Prix lost control and collided with a 2016 Chevy Suburban on Highway 30, west of N Avenue, east of Denison, at around 9:50 p.m. The Suburban was heading west when the collision occurred, while the automobile was traveling east on Highway 30. According to the Patrol, two passengers and the vehicle’s 23-year-old driver, Brent Robert Dale Stephan of Yukon, Oklahoma, both received critical injuries. Cory Robert Beer, 35, of…
A Plantation hospital worker has been arrested following allegations of sexual misconduct with patients. Forty-five-year-old Emerson Jean is behind bars after, Plantation Police said, he touched at least one patient inappropriately while working at HCA Westside Hospital. Jean is charged with sexual battery, and the hospital has since suspended him. HCA East Florida Division released a statement that reads: At HCA Florida Westside Hospital, we do not tolerate behavior that jeopardizes the well-being and safety of our patients. Once we learned of the allegations, we suspended the individual from all duties and restricted their access to the hospital premises. We…