Gilat Melamed

6 days ago | wcnc.com | Gilat Melamed

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6 days ago | 11alive.com | Gilat Melamed

At 77, Manuel Pinzon shielded his granddaughters from a falling tree limb, giving his life to save theirs. “He ended his life the same way he lived it, heroically.”DACULA, Ga. — A Gwinnett County grandfather is being remembered as a hero. Family members said Manuel Pinzon died when a tree limb fell on him Wednesday. He took the full brunt of the falling limb to make sure his 8-year-old twin granddaughters would not be hit.

4 weeks ago | 13wmaz.com | Gilat Melamed

ATLANTA — Over 100 family, friends and neighbors gathered in Vine City Park Friday night to remember a 10-year-old who was killed when a tree fell onto her family’s home in southwest Atlanta during storms on May 3. A’erica Shukai Dixon's loved ones, including classmates and her cheerleading team, wore purple and white—her favorite colors—and released balloons in her memory. Her cheer sisters danced in tribute, wearing shirts that read “Cheer in Peace.” “I brought A’erica in this world.

1 month ago | wnct.com | Gilat Melamed

DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) — Video shows what neighbors on North Roxboro Street in Durham say they experience everyday: the challenge of trying to cross when cars don’t yield to pedestrians, and even if one does, the car in the next lane over may not. That’s what Melanie Goldman watched unfold Saturday when she was driving home on Elliott Street and approached North Roxboro Street. She saw four people crossing Roxboro at that intersection nearly get hit by a car.

1 month ago | cbs17.com | Gilat Melamed

Posted: Apr 25, 2025 / 12:07 AM EDT Updated: Apr 25, 2025 / 12:07 AM EDT DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) — The Durham Public School Board unanimously approved a $708 million budget for next year. The budget vote came after the Durham Association of Educators held a rally ahead of the school board meeting pushing for the board to delay the vote. DAE President Mika Twietmeyer said more budget transparency was needed first.