Pemberton persuaded by vision

ta pharmacist John Pemberton invented the flavor syrup for Coca-Cola. In 1921, Sweden's Parliament voted to abolish the death penalty. In 1958, Vice President Richard Nixon was shoved, stoned, booed and spat upon by anti-American protesters in Lima, ...

At the beginning of Australian science filmmaker Sonya Pemberton's documentary, Jabbed: Love, Fear and Vaccines, a newborn baby coughs relentlessly for what seems like forever, his little body racked with pain, his lungs barely able to draw air ...

If Johnny Pemberton had followed family tradition, he'd be cutting up patients on an operating table instead of cutting up audiences in comedy clubs and on the small screen. The Rochester native, who appears in the new ABC sitcom "Family Tools," ...

Just before 5 a.m. on St. Patrick's Day, John Brien tied up his Brooks running shoes and headed out for a 20-mile run. Brien, 61, a criminal defense lawyer in Lawrence, ran from Cedardale Health & Fitness center in Bradford through West Boxford and ...

BOULDER John Olander almost couldn't talk. His Eaglecrest Raptors had just defeated Mountain Vista 74-59 despite Olander's best player, TreShawn Wilford, sitting for most of the game with foul trouble and the coach was trying to find the appropriate ...

Chattanoogans and Coke have a 114-year connection, according to The Coca-Cola Co. After Atlanta pharmacist Dr. John Stith Pemberton concocted the recipe for Coke in 1886 and Georgia businessman Asa Candler acquired sole ownership of Coca-Cola for ...

Jabbed presents the science of child immunisation." title="" / At the beginning of Australian science filmmaker Sonya Pemberton's documentary, Jabbed: Love, Fear and Vaccines, a newborn baby coughs relentlessly for what seems like forever, his ...

PRIMARY school children have won a county literacy competition with the assistance of sixth form students. Sir John Barrow Primary School, in Ulverston, was the winner of the Spellbinding Competition run by the county library service. The pupils ...

On Friday in Richmond, NASCAR's vice president of competition, Robin Pemberton, said that punishment for technical rules violations does not consider intent. But Joe Gibbs the founder of the team with his name said that intent should matter when ...