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National NFL reporter, @NFLNetwork + @espn. Same Mississippi kid who loved talking ball, telling stories & southern rap. @UHouston alum
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Piedmont Beautification honors donors, announces spring campaign

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By Cameron Wolfe Verified
| Piedmont Exedra
The Piedmont Beautification Foundation (PBF) recently hosted a party to thank donors for their  contributions to the Piedmont Aquatic Center. During the event, President Patty Dunlap  announced that PBF’s Spring Campaign will support the City in creating a new Nature Play Area in Piedmont Park. Karen Sullivan, PBF President during the pool campaign, recounted the Foundation’s efforts to make the aquatic center a reality.
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International Survey on Screening and Management of Strongyloidiasis in Solid Organ Transplant Patients

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By Jacques Simkins, Akshatha Ravindra, Cameron Wolfe Verified
| Wiley Online Library Verified
APPs advanced practice providers AST American Society of Transplantation HCWs healthcare workers ID infectious diseases SOT solid organ transplant TTS The Transplantation Society 1 Introduction Strongyloidiasis is a parasitic infection widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions, affecting over 350 million people worldwide [1].
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New community pool landscaping is a dramatic swing to drought-tolerant native plants

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By Cameron Wolfe Verified, Valerie Matzger
| Piedmont Exedra
The reality of climate change has led the City of Piedmont and the Piedmont Beautification Foundation to collaborate on a major shift in plantings throughout the city to drought-tolerant California native plants. This replaces the water-thirsty non-native plants that have more traditionally been grown in Piedmont. The hope is that residents will see the options available to them to make the same shift in their own gardens.
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