3rd Annual Triathlon to End Hunger
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3rd Annual TRI(athlon) to End Hunger
August 19, 2017
Begins at the Savannah Aquatic Center
(1215 West Chestnut Street Savannah, MO 64485)
Registration begins at 5:45 a.m.
Race begins at 7:00 a.m.
$50 for Adults
$30 for Kids
(12 and under)
$90 for a Team of 3
(each person must do one segment)
Divisions:
Mens & Womens
- Ages 13-18
- Ages 19-29
- Ages 30-39
- Ages 40-49
- Ages 50-59
- 60 & Over
Teams (1st, 2nd, 3rd)
Kids:
- 8 & Under
- 9-12
Registration forms are due August 4th to ensure a t-shirt on race day.
Contact Hannah Bretz at (816-205-6418) or email for questions.
SHS Campus Cupboard & Closet
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- Published on Thursday, 03 August 2017 16:59
Need A Hand Up?
Is your family short on clothes and toiletries, or unsure where your next meal will come from?
SHS Campus
Cupboard & Closet
The Campus Cupboard and Closet is an outreach sponsored by the Savannah High School for students and families who are in need of a hand up. The cupboard strives to provide weekly meals, clothing, personal care items, beds, and other essentials that are needed by high school students. If you family would benefit from the cupboard, please complete the form at the address below. This form can be filled out for assistance on a long term basis or at any time during the year, as a need may arise. Please fill this form out each school year or contact your counselor.
Accepting Bids
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- Published on Thursday, 03 August 2017 13:55
The Andrew County Health Department at 106 N. 5th Street, Savannah is accepting bids for a primary package insurance coverage.
Bids will be accepted until 4:00 pm on October 13, 2017. Bids may be brought in or mailed to Andrew County Health Department, PO Box 271, Savannah, MO 64485. For additional information contact Andrew Hoffman, Administrator at 816-324-3139 from 7:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday.
FDA Investigates Multiple Salmonella Outbreak Strains Linked to Papayas
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FDA Investigates Multiple Salmonella Outbreak Strains Linked to Papayas
The FDA is advising consumers not to eat Caribeña brand Maradol papayas because they are linked to an outbreak of salmonellosis. Maradol papayas are green before they ripen and turn yellow, so consumers should not eat Caribeña brand regardless of the color. If anyone has these papayas in their home, they should dispose of them immediately. These can be identified by a red, green and yellow sticker shown here. Papaya samples taken by MDH from a Baltimore retail location tested positive for the strains of Salmonella Kiambu and Thompson found in ill people. CDC recommends people should not eat Maradol papayas from Mexico. FDA continues its traceback investigation. At this time, Caribeña brand papayas from Mexico have been identified as a brand linked to these illnesses. Additional brands will be announced as the information becomes available. CDC reports 47 cases,12 hospitalizations and one death from 12 states in the Salmonella Kiambu outbreak. The states involved are IA, KY, LA, MA, MD, MN, NJ, NY, PA, TX, UT and VA. CDC is working to collect additional information to determine whether the recent SALMONELLA Thompson illness in Maryland is part of this multistate outbreak.