In a story shared to social media, Michela shared the moment she reunited with her son Emilio.
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‘Love you Em’, wrote Michela. ‘I will always be strong for you.’
She even shared a separate story of Cruyff playing football with her son whilst at home, with Michela writing ‘cute moments’.
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Ylenia, Rebekka, Emily, Zea, and Estelle have shown that big hearts come in small packages.
During the Easter holidays, the girls used their own savings to buy materials and spent a whole day crafting beautiful keychains to sell for Mother’s Day.
Their heartfelt effort raised an impressive €550, which they proudly donated to Puttinu Cares to support patients and their families.
In their post puttinu cares thanks these 5 girls, “Girls, thank you for showing that even the smallest hands can do big things when the heart is in the right place!”
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Two turtles were set free into the sea at Golden Bay after getting help at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre in Xrobb l-Għaġin.
Minister for the Environment, Miriam Dalli, was there to celebrate with officials from the Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) and Nature Trust Malta.
One turtle called ‘Polly Ċensa’ weighed 70kg and had been treated after swallowing a fishing line and hook last year. The other turtle, named ‘Duka’, got caught in some fishing ropes but healed quickly because the cuts were not very deep.
This year, five turtles have been released so far. Meanwhile, fifteen turtles are still getting care at the centre. Turtle nesting season is busy now in Malta. So far, four nests have been found at different beaches, including Ġnejna Bay and Ramla Bay.
If anyone spots turtles nesting, they should call ERA or Nature Trust Malta right away. It is very important not to bother the turtles or their eggs
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Prime Minister Robert Abela attended the final court session of Judge Toni Abela, who has reached retirement age after many years of service with great integrity on the judiciary bench. Throughout his career, Judge Abela used his knowledge and experience to faithfully serve the Republic of Malta.
Judge Toni Abela was among the first lawyers in Malta’s history to be appointed as judges after successfully passing the scrutiny of the Committee on Judicial Appointments. This was following reforms that changed the method of appointing judges, removing the power from the Government to directly appoint them.
Prime Minister Abela noted that Judge Abela always spoke his mind with respect and care, aiming to send a clear message in favour of fairness and justice. Even at his final session today, Judge Abela delivered a message supporting the proper administration of justice.
Prime Minister Abela expressed the State’s gratitude to Judge Toni Abela for his dedication and service.
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