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CLARKSVILLENOW) The Clarksville Police Department had the pleasure and honor of recognizing Hailie Latham in front of her classmates at Moore Magnet Elementary School for her decisive actions during an emergency situation.On March 30, 2019, around 9:24 am, Hailie Latham was a passenger in a Ford F150 traveling south on Rossview Rd when her mother, Carolyn Latham, lost consciousness.The uncontrolled truck crossed to the oncoming northbound lanes of Rossview Rd and then back across the southbound lanes, left the roadway, and struck a sign. The truck was heading back toward the roadway into oncoming traffic when HAILIE jumped in to action.She removed her unconscious mother’s leg from the gas pedal and turned off the ignition switch which prevented the car from continuing onward. Hailie’s cool, calm demeanor and quick thinking prevented a potentially deadly situation from coming to fruition.She showed a maturity and ability to handle an emergency situation in a manner far exceeding her years. Her braveness and heroic actions were instrumental in averting a potential disaster and motor vehicle collision on a heavily traveled and busy roadway.This is the first time Hailie’s classmates were fully made aware of her actions and gave her a resounding round of applause and showed her a lot of Moore Magnet Elementary School love.Hailie was given a Clarksville Police Department Citizen Citation and a Departmental Coin by Captain Liane Wilson and Captain James SmithGreat job Hailie Latham!!!...

Bishop Gerald T. Walsh; John Sweeney; honoree James McQuade; Joseph Kearns and Kenneth F. Latham.By Robert WirsingBronx Times Share on TwitterTweetShare on FacebookSubscribe The New York Chapter Knights of Columbus and Calvary Hospital co-hosted the 119th Annual Charity Ball Dinner & Dance on Friday, May 17 at Villa Barone Manor.This year’s honorees were James McQuade, Schuyler Hill Funeral Home director; Tracy Bacigalupo, Student Program coordinator; Lady Manuela Iyahen; Vincent Mandile, TCU chairman and John ‘Jack’ McCarrick, Knight of Columbus. Photo by Bafemi Silver Tracy Bacigalupo graciously accepted her award from John Sweeney (l) and Joseph Kearns. Photo by Bafemi Silver (l-r) Dr. Patrick E. Iyahen, John Sweeney, honoree Lady Manuela Iyahen and Joseph Kearns. Posted 12:00 am, May 28, 2019©2019 Today’s news: Share on TwitterTweetShare on FacebookSubscribe ...