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Man awarded £7,000 after tooth lost and another put at risk

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By Kelsey Maxwell Verified
| EIN News
A PENKETH dental patient has been awarded £7,000 in compensation after years of dental treatment failures led to the loss of one tooth and the likely future loss of another. Darren James, 53, received the settlement with the help of specialist negligence solicitors the Dental Law Partnership after an investigation found decay in two teeth had not been properly diagnosed or treated. Darren, from Newton had been a patient at My Dentist in Penketh, Warrington, since 2006.
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Guest Opinion: Reconnect on Earth Day: Our forests are literally full of magic

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By Kelsey Maxwell Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
By Kelsey Maxwell My childhood “wild place” was nowhere near extraordinary by an outdoor enthusiasts’ standard. It was a truly tiny strip of forest in between my best friend’s house and mine in central Massachusetts. It was mostly flat and littered with moderately large granite boulders. A mix of pine and leafy trees. No matter where you stood in our little forest, our houses could be spotted a few hundred feet away. There was only one short trail connecting our two landscaped lawns.
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Our forests are literally full of magic

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By Kelsey Maxwell Verified
| Missoulian Verified
My childhood "wild place" was nowhere near extraordinary by an outdoor enthusiasts' standard. It was a truly tiny strip of forest in between my best friend's house and mine in central Massachusetts. It was mostly flat and littered with moderately large granite boulders. A mix of pine and leafy trees. No matter where you stood in our little forest, our houses could be spotted a few hundred feet away. There was only one short trail connecting our two landscaped lawns.
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