Loni Willison, the former wife of Baywatch star Jeremy Jackson, was spotted drinking from a bottle of vodka outside a Bernie Sanders rally in Los Angeles on Saturday The former model was caught on camera chanting "la la chicken blah" and chatting with photographer Ava Rosate while showing off her tattoos Willison tied the knot with the Baywatch star in 2012, but two years later, the pair called it quits following the supermodel's allegations that he'd brutally attacked her at their Hollywood home. At the time, she was allegedly left with broken ribs, scratches to her face and neck injuries She also claimed he once tried to strangle her to death The 41-year-old — who has been living on the streets since 2018, when she was photographed dumpster diving in Venice Beach — has turned down repeated attempts from loved ones and state officials to help her Loni Willison has been living on the streets since 2018 Jackson claimed he had gone out of his way to try to get her off the streets I lost the only woman I've ever proposed to the only woman I've ever wanted to marry," Jackson said at the time "Losing her was like the death of somebody and I tried to bring her back and I couldn't and whoever she is mentally now is not who I knew." Jeremy Jackson has tried to get Loni Willison off the street In the viral clip, Willison showed off a chain she was carrying with her and claimed she would be "up in front of the judge tomorrow morning," which wasn't possible due to the courts not being in session on Sundays There is reportedly no record of any legal trouble or of her being arrested or charged with a crime She also told Rosate that she wants to head back to Venice Beach "She was a very nice lady," Rosate’s mother she told us to ‘stay healthy and stay safe.' She is a kind soul." Jeremy Jackson and Loni Willison originally got married in 2012 first met Jackson when she was a teenager working as an adult film star she was "a 19-year-old girl being used for money on video: multiple partners and the Baywatch star claimed she had a "magic energy" despite being lost "in the world of p---." Daily Mail shared the video of Willison outside the Sanders rally. 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Company number: 3525529 - VAT number: 595495381 CSUN wrapped up its three-game home series with a triumphant sweep over Cal State Bakersfield Outfielder Will Linberg’s exceptional performance set the pace during Friday’s series opener hitting a pivotal RBI triple into the left corner to score two runs and propel the Matadors to a 5-3 victory 14-4 Big West) then defeated the Roadrunners of Bakersfield (11-30 6-15 Big West) Saturday and Sunday afternoon A critical factor in this victory was pitcher Thomas Bainton’s strong performance in Friday’s game He allowed only two runs and struck out six batters we improve as a team and start to know our roles on this team That’s what helped us in these last stretch of games.” CSUN’s strategy of focusing on solid pitching and timely hitting proved successful Despite an early 2-0 lead by the Roadrunners in the first inning Linberg and Jakob Simons collected singles setting the stage for Kevin Fitzer’s sacrifice fly and narrowing the deficit to 2-1 CSUN tied the game in the fourth inning without a hit capitalizing on walks and a hit by pitch to the batter’s face The sixth inning would be where the Matadors finally took the lead with Linberg’s RBI triple CSUN scored their last run in the seventh inning when Andrew Sojka delivered a single to left field bringing Jarren Sanderson home to secure the win Fitzer returned to the lineup after missing the last six games and finished with one RBI and a hit Linberg finished with three hits and two runs Game two on Saturday afternoon featured a much closer and thrilling match The Matadors would continue to play winning baseball securing a 5-4 victory over the Roadrunners Infielder Shunsuke Sakaino was the hero of this game Sakaino executed a squeeze play to bring home the winning run Sojka and Sanderson each contributed two hits and Sojka also scored two runs on the offensive side of the ball Pitcher Ryan Halamicek started Saturday’s game and pitched three shutout innings CSUN would take control of the game in the second inning scoring three runs from RBI hits by Ben Griffin and Sakaino even though CSUN took a 3-0 lead in the second inning the Roadrunners would tie the game 3-3 in the fifth and the score would remain tied until the seventh when CSUN scored on a balk The Matadors held the lead until the ninth inning when CSUB rallied to tie the game struck out the Roadrunners’ batters to keep the game tied heading into the bottom of the ninth inning Sakaino singled with a bunt to set up Sojka “The main takeaway is what we’re doing on offense,” Sojka said The Matadors completed the season sweep against the Roadrunners Sunday afternoon and they’re now in a three-way tie with UC Irvine and UC Santa Barbara for first in the Big West The Matadors ended their four-game home stretch on Tuesday against San Diego State at 3 p.m The victory over San Diego gives CSUN nine straight wins and the Matadors will look to push it to 10 with an away series at Hawaii The student media organization of California State University Northridge Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Ted Marosis, 91, of San Antonio passed away on March 13, 2025. 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The most commonly known weed killer containing glyphosate is sold by the pharmaceutical multinational, Bayer This has not stopped Bayer facing thousands of lawsuits from individuals in the US claiming that working with RoundUp over an extended period contributed to their non-hodgkin’s lymphoma Recent research has also highlighted the impact of glyphosate on endangered species and the overall health of ecosystems Both wild bees and algae play an important role in sustaining the environments that they are found in.  Meanwhile, a study by the US Government’s Center for Disease Control (CDC) found traces of glyphosate in the urine of 80 per cent of the children and adults it tested They concluded that the chemical is getting into our bodies through the food we eat and the water we drink “There is no need to use this controversial chemical in urban spaces as shown clearly by the ever growing number of UK councils that have already phased out its use.” The EU has postponed a decision on whether to extend approval for the use of glyphosate after it received a “record number of responses” to public consultations The delay means that glyphosate is expected to have its approval in the UK extended to 2026.  This is because a regulatory regime for herbicides and pesticides is not yet in place in the UK after Brexit Any chemical which was due to be reviewed by the EU between 2021 and 2023 is receiving an automatic three-year extension while Westminster puts regulators in place.  it was discovered by the Ferret that around 34,000 litres of glyphosate was widely used by local authorities across Scotland every year over a period of five years This annual usage now appears to have increased by an extra 6,000 litres “We will now redouble our efforts to support workers to campaign for an end to widespread pesticide use and promote green alternatives that will safeguard our environment and workers health.” Nick Mole, policy officer at the Pesticide Action Network also backed a ban on the usage of glyphosate in urban areas.  “Despite the work of some Scottish councils to reduce their use of glyphosate and other herbicides it is disappointing to see that they are still so widely used across Scottish towns and cities,” Mole said.  “There is no need to use this controversial chemical in urban spaces as shown clearly by the ever growing number of UK councils that have already phased out its use “The Scottish government should introduce a ban on the use of pesticides in urban areas and work with councils across Scotland to help them phase out the use of glyphosate and other potentially harmful chemicals.” The Ferret contacted all 32 councils asking them to confirm the protocols in place to protect workers who use glyphosate the measures taken to minimise use of the chemical and to outline any plans to reduce its use in the future.  The responses showed that there is not a unanimous view of future usage of glyphosate among local authorities.  All of the councils that responded said that staff who use glyphosate are “properly trained” and provided with the correct protective equipment Many added that the chemical has been approved for use in both the UK and the EU.  Some of the councils also said that they were trying alternative methods of weed control and limiting the use of glyphosate to invasive species which have a negative environmental impact of their own Glasgow council claimed this approach had helped it reduce glyphosate usage by 60 per cent in the last ten years.  Others pointed to schemes established to encourage biodiversity in their council area Highland Council said it had established five wildflower roundabouts to provide space for various species of birds and insects The use of weed killers and pesticides is restricted at these roundabouts.  some local authorities claimed that removing weeds is “essential” not just “because they can be unsightly but also because they can be trip hazards” argued that alternative methods of weed control had been tried but proved to be “ineffective and inefficient” compared with glyphosate.  A spokesperson for Bayer said: “If left unmanaged weeds cause damage to pavements and infrastructure leading to injuries to people In agriculture weeds cause significant crop losses “Glyphosate is one of the most studied pesticides in history, most recently as part of a comprehensive EU assessment, concluding that it is not a carcinogen and is safe to use as a herbicide They added that councils should use a “mix of weed management methods” but that glyphosate remained important because it is cost-effective and its environmental and health impacts are better understood than any of its alternatives Photo Credit: iStock/banprik East Ayrshire Council spray this around the edges of people’s gardens They have also actually sprayed into the edge of my property causing plants at the edge of my garden to die When the weedkiller dispensing vehicle drives around I can smell the stuff in the air Having 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Manage cookie consent Ahead of 42nd Birthday: PhotosSource: MEGALoni Willison was seen smoking a cigarette and sifting through trash in her latest sighting Loni Willison, former model and Baywatch star was seen digging through trash and smoking a cigarette ahead of her 42nd birthday In new photos obtained by OK! sported an all-black outfit — a sleeveless top with black pants and a black hat — while she roamed around California Scroll through the gallery below to see more shots of Willison Willison was seen pushing her cart around during her latest outing The star is a few weeks out from turning 42 As OK! previously reported, Willison was last seen out and about outside a Bernie Sanders rally in Los Angeles on Saturday She was drinking from a bottle of vodka as she chanted to the camera: "la la chicken blah" and chatting with photographer Ava Rosate while showing off her tattoos Loni, who was previously married to Jeremy Jackson, tied the knot in 2012, but the pair called it quits following the supermodel's allegations that he brutally attacked her at their Hollywood home. She was reportedly left with broken ribs, scratches to her face and neck injuries Jackson claimed he attempted to help Willison who has been living on the streets since 2018 "I lost the love of my life. I lost the only woman I've ever proposed to, the only woman I've ever wanted to marry," Jackson said at the time. "Losing her was like the death of somebody, and I tried to bring her back and I couldn't. The woman I was in love with is gone, and whoever she is mentally now is not who I knew." The former flames first met when she was working as an adult film star. According to Jackson, she was "a 19-year-old girl being used for money on video: multiple partners, anal, you name it, the whole shebang." Jeremy claimed she had a "magic energy" despite being lost "in the world of p---." "I was a young kid. I was sober, and she drank all the time," he said. 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