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With the summer thunderstorm season arriving in force, there is an article on lightning safety that should be shared with your youngsters, who might be outside when a storm blows in. Plus, a new show at Titusville Playhouse, a recruiting event for jobs at the Titusville CareerSource, a Car Show at Titus Landing and a Grand Opening for a new medical facility committed to lower cost community health. And of course, the remaining July events at the Port St. John Library are listed.
Parrish Healthcare welcomes Board-Certified Gastroenterologist Dwarka Nath, MD and APRN Kaitlyn Allee. Open Interviews at the hospital continue on Tuesdays for walk-ins with many employment opportunities, not just medical personnel. No appointment is required.
With summer heat and high cooling bills, there is an article on saving electricity, plus an event at Kennedy Space Center to meet Shuttle Atlantis's final crew, the first nuclear powered commercial satellite has been sent to spacem NASA is also planning to test open fire on an upcoming mission and events at the Port St. John Library are listed. Details on all of these and more are inside. Please feel free to post and share with whoever and wherever you think this issue will be enjoyed.
Parrish Healthcare is purchasing back-to-school supplies for North Brevard Educators with Healing Classrooms, Inspiring Futures. Open Interviews at the hospital continue on Tuesdays for walk-ins with many employment opportunities, not just medical personnel. No appointment is required.
Thunder Over the Indian River will be held at the OUC plant (gate on Kings Hwy., not US1) on Saturday, July 4th. Gates open at 4 p.m. The July schedule for the Enchanted Forest Sanctuary is inside, the state grant to create a Firefighting School at Cocoa High School and events at the Port St. John Library are listed.
Parrish Medical Group welcomed Dr. Ruben Rivera and Parrish Medical Center sent some timely information on fireworks safety. Open Interviews at the hospital continue on Tuesdays for walk-ins with many employment opportunities, not just medical personnel. No appointment is required.