Mark Wood

Dec 3, 2024 | medium.com | Mark Wood

Mark Wood·Follow3 min read·--The Silent HeistIt was nearly midnight in the heart of Vienna. Snow drifted lazily through the lamplight, blanketing the cobblestones in a hushed white glow. Inside the Kunsthistorisches Museum, the alarms were silent, but something extraordinary was happening. Sofia Bauer tightened her grip on the slimline crowbar. She wasn’t a thief by trade. In fact, just six months ago, she was an art conservator. But desperation was a powerful motivator.

Oct 3, 2024 | medium.com | Mark Wood

Mark Wood·Follow2 min read·--Top 3 Reasons To Call Pest Control NOWSacramento has its fair share of pests. These pests are a part of the natural world we live in and can be a valuable part of our ecosystem. So why do we need pest control? From bug infestations to rodents, these pests may be a part of our world, but they have no business sharing our homes. Pests can cause significant damage to your property as well as to your health.

Sep 24, 2024 | inkl.com | Mark Wood

PA WireEngland bowler Mark Wood faces a nervous wait to see if the elbow injury that has ruled him out for the rest of the year is a stress fracture. Wood has not played since the first Test against Sri Lanka in August and had already been told he would not be fit for the winter tours of Pakistan and New Zealand before Christmas.

Sep 6, 2024 | inkl.com | Mark Wood

PA WireEngland fast bowler Mark Wood has revealed the “rubbish news” that he will miss the rest of the year with a recurrence of his longstanding elbow problems. Wood, one of the quickest bowlers in the world and a key part of England’s Test plans as they build towards next winter’s Ashes, has been sidelined with a ‘bone stress injury’. The 34-year-old began to feel pain during the first Test against Sri Lanka at Old Trafford last month and later suffered a thigh injury in the same match.

Aug 23, 2024 | securitymagazine.com | Mark Wood

A new report on K-12 school safety reveals that more than 50% of school safety incidents occur outside the classroom. Districts must prioritize full campus protection — from hallways to parking lots or even sports fields — to ensure that they’re prepared to respond quickly in an emergency, no matter where on campus an incident happens. By taking proactive measures, districts can be better prepared to address safety campus-wide.