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Barbara Sinatra, a onetime model and Las Vegas showgirl who was the fourth and final wife of singer Frank Sinatra and who founded a center for abused children, died July 25 at her home in Rancho Mirage, Calif. She was 90. The death was confirmed by John E. Thoresen, director of the Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center in Rancho Mirage. The cause was not disclosed. Mrs. Sinatra, who was married to Sinatra for almost 22 years — longer than any of three previous wives — was considered a steadying force in his life and was at his side as his singing career had a remarkable resurgence in the 1980s and 1990s. They had their first encounter in 1957, when she was working at the Riviera casino in Las Vegas. Sinatra, at the height of his fame, was at the bar with Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. and other members of his fabled  Rat Pack . “I heard someone say, ‘Hey, Blondie! Come over here. Join us!’ ” she told the Telegraph newspaper of London in 2011. “But I just kept walking. ...

B arbara Sinatra  has died. The fourth and final wife of singer  Frank Sinatra  died on Tuesday morning at her Rancho Mirage home after months of declining health. “She died comfortably surrounded by family and friends,” Children’s Center Director John Thoresen  told The Desert Sun . She was 90. Barbara, who wed Frank Sinatra in 1976, was affectionally referred to as “Lady Blue Eyes,” and their marriage lasted longer than any of the singer’s previous three marriages. Here’s what you need to know about them: 1. Both Had Been Married Several Times Before They Met RIP Barbara Sinatra, you were a very beautiful lady! Barbara was a model and showgirl, and was Frank's 4th and final wife. She was married to Zeppo Marx before Frank! Barbara was 90. 🌸(Photo may be Nancy and not Barbara, it was found on Google as being Barbara.) #rip #barbarasinatra #sinatra #vintagephoto #ladyblueeyes #model #showgirl #ratpack #franksinatra #mrssinatra #ripbarbarasinatra #bea...

Orovirus outbreak in Virginia tops 135 victims; Chipotle expected to 'take care of them' With at least 135 customers of a Virginia Chipotle Mexican Grill reporting they became ill after eating there July 13-16, the corporation is said to be “taking care of” the victims. Based on symptoms reported and these preliminary laboratory results, the cause of the outbreak is believed to be norovirus, though the specific source of the norovirus has not yet been identified,” said Loudoun County Health Director David Goodfriend in an update Monday. “The Health Department is not aware of any customers becoming ill since the reopening of the facility last Wednesday.”Lab results from tests of two customers have confirmed they were sickened by the same strain of norovirus, a highly contagious pathogen that is easily transmitted through food, which can become contaminated during production or preparation from contaminated water, contact with contaminated surfaces or from being handled by an inf...