This story was produced in collaboration with Florida Weekly. SOUTHWEST FLORIDA – Like many teenagers, Sean Sullivan loves video games and sports. “I like to watch golf, hockey. I play baseball, ”said Sean. Sean is 18 years old and will be a high school student at Cape Coral High School. …
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EPA CEO Michael Regan says “accelerated timeline” to fill the vacant top job at the Chicago-based EPA
WASHINGTON – EPO Administrator Michael Regan, asked on Wednesday about the vacancy for the agency’s vacant regional top spot in Chicago, said on Wednesday, “We’re pushing as fast as we can” to fill the job, adding that he interviewed the two leading candidates for running the office earlier in the …
Read More »“It was a disaster”: BC medic describes death, heartbreak at the forefront of the heatwave – BC
A medic said he was “shocked and appalled” by what he saw at work during the BC heatwave. “It was a disaster,” the medic, who did not want to be identified, wrote to Global News about his experience at the front on Sunday and Monday. 2:24 Heat wave strains BC …
Read More »SEIU503 Local | SEIU 503 members hold out in historic 2021 legislative session
Published: June 30, 2021 The Oregon 2021 legislature was truly historic. The session began with a grim economic outlook, that of a series of improved revenue forecasts and a one-off infusion of US $ 2.6 billion in federal aid. Thanks to the advocacy of SEIU members and our partners, these …
Read More »Delta variant in all 50 states; 103 cases of the Delta variant in Illinois; No Kane cases, but 1 death day on Wednesday – Kane County Connects
E.Encourage others to get vaccinated 16:15 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30th OVERVIEW: Delta variant discovered in all 50 states; CDC says 2 doses are needed for a better immune response The delta variant of the coronavirus is now being reported across the country, so CBS news. The rapid spread has caused a …
Read More »The partnership between ClackCo and psychiatrists continues to grow
CLACKAMAS, Ore. (KOIN) – 911 is the number we know when we are in danger. But who do you call when you see someone in crisis? Police officers say they know they are not always the best answer to every call, especially when someone is in a mental crisis. The …
Read More »Biden promises more federal aid for western states in fighting forest fires | Voice of america
WHITE HOUSE – Western US states prone to forest fires and drought in extreme heat will see more federal government aid, President Joe Biden announced Wednesday during a virtual meeting with governors. “Climate change is driving the dangerous combination of extreme heat and prolonged drought. We’re seeing wildfires of greater …
Read More »Dromm Honored at 77 WABC’s LGBT Leadership Breakfast – Gay City News
Margo and John Catsimatidis present council member Daniel Dromm an award. Donna Aceto Sign up for our PoliticsNY newsletter to get the latest coverage and stay up to date on the 2021 elections in your district and across NYC Queens councilor Daniel Dromm, chairman of the city council‘s LGBT caucus, …
Read More »Economic crisis, severe bottlenecks make Lebanon “dead” »Albuquerque Journal
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Read More »Economic crisis, severe bottlenecks make Lebanon “dead”
People on their scooters and motorcycles wait in line for gasoline in Beirut, Lebanon, on Friday in Beirut, Lebanon, Wednesday, June 23, 2021. Lebanon is struggling amid a 20 month old economic and financial crisis that has left fuel shortages and basic goods such as baby food, medicines and spare …
Read More »NIOSH Seeks Information on PPE for “Underserved” Workers | 2021-06-30
Washington – NIOSH asks for input on personal protective equipment use, availability, accessibility, acceptance and knowledge for “underserved” workers, according to a release dated Jan. Federal Register. “Underserved populations of PPE users may include, but are not limited to, workers of atypical size; are members of a gender, racial, ethnic …
Read More »Lebanon is raising fuel prices to ease bottlenecks
BEIRUT, June 29 (Reuters) – The Lebanese government raised fuel prices by more than a third on Tuesday, a move aimed at alleviating crippling scarcity but will increase pressure on impoverished consumers. The government effectively cut fuel subsidies last week as Lebanon grapples with a catastrophic economic collapse that has …
Read More »Galliford Try and Henry Boot aim to achieve net zero carbon by 2030
Galliford Try and Henry Boot are the latest construction companies to set formal targets for achieving net zero greenhouse emissions in their own direct operations by 2030. In addition, Galliford Try has committed to net zero for all of its activities by 2045 at the latest. The company said it …
Read More »Italy’s Conte sets conditions to become the Leader of 5Stars – POLITICO
ROME – Former Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has told the 5 Star Movement that he wants far greater powers if he becomes party leader. Conte has no formal affiliation with any political party, but has led two coalition governments including the 5Stars. After Conte was overthrown in favor of …
Read More »Explainer: Infrastructure deal targets lead pipes | Chicago News
A Denver Water worker prepares to do so on Thursday the 17th (AP Photo / Brittany Peterson) WASHINGTON (AP) – The bipartisan infrastructure deal reached with President Joe Biden last week included a plan to clean up the country’s remaining lead pipes and utilities, which have posed a risk to …
Read More »SunLive – New Insurance Model for Natural Disasters
A model of insurance against natural catastrophes, a world first, which will take effect on June 30, is hailed by the Minister responsible for the Seismic Commission, David Clark. The collaboration between eight private insurers, the Earthquake Commission and the Insurance Council of New Zealand, means that every New Zealander …
Read More »Single point of contact for New Zealanders’ insurance claims in the event of future natural disasters
Monday, June 28, 2021, 10:15 a.m.Press release: New Zealand Insurance Council From June 30, 2021, New Zealanders will have a single point of contact to take care of their insurance recovery if their home or land is damaged in a natural disaster. This follows the launch of the new model …
Read More »Mental Health Crisis: Michigan Children During COVID. on the border
Que Jewelz, of Highland Park, a town within the city of Detroit, first realized her daughter was in pain when the teenager came home from school tearful at the age of 14. The mother went into her room and held her. “She will say, ‘Mom, I don’t know why I’m …
Read More »Philly Chapter of A Kid Again serves families of medically vulnerable children while being fun
Sign up for our daily email newsletter to stay up to date with the latest local news across Philadelphia. There have always been nonprofits and charities focused on providing much-needed care, healing, and hospitalization for free to children with life-threatening illnesses and persistent illnesses – and parents with less financial …
Read More »The San Diego Museum Council has named Bob Lehman, the leader of the nonprofit, a top position
The San Diego Museum Council has named Bob Lehman, valued for his leadership skills for nonprofits, as its new executive director. The organization’s board of directors named Lehman a “very successful nonprofit leader with expertise in organizational management, strategic planning, fundraising and institutional growth”. “Bob’s visionary leadership as a director …
Read More »Our view: averting a psychological crisis | editorial staff
They say they are experiencing “skyrocketing demand for mental health services in an environment where they cannot meet growing treatment needs,” reported Richard Craver of the Journal last week. “Quite simply, the behavioral crisis in North Carolina has reached a state of emergency and we urgently need your guidance and …
Read More »She became a citizen one day and went to high school the next.
On June 8, Pilar Diaz Bombino, a Cuban immigrant and resident of Watts, became a citizen of the United States. On June 9, she graduated from Jordan High School in Watts and gave an inspiring talk. But there’s so much more to their story that I’ll go back a bit. …
Read More »Tucson’s Mister Car Wash shines on NYSE debut | Business news
At an offering price of $ 15, the company raised $ 468.8 million in an initial public offering led by underwriters – investment houses who buy initial stocks in bulk for resale – BofA Securities, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and Jefferies. The IPO price equates to an initial company valuation …
Read More »COVID Live Updates: NSW Premier Warns of New Restrictions as Sydney’s List of Coronavirus Exposure Sites Continues to Grow
A number of new exposure sites in Sydney announced Dr. Chant runs a list of new exposure sites. She doesn’t make it quite as clear as we’d like, but here’s the list. Great Ocean Foods on 5/11 Catagon Street: Monday 21st to Friday 25th “We want people to do all …
Read More »RTÉ Toy Show Appeal gives Meath Children a huge boost
Support, service, and creativity are paramount with Meath Scholarships Second round of funding from 6.6 million euros announced Meath children are expected to provide additional support, services and access to Art and creativity due to grants from RTÉ Toy Show Appeal which were announced by the broadcaster and the Community …
Read More »Wales vs Denmark Betting Offer – Get £ 20 Risk FREE bet on Euro 2020 Last 16 Match PLUS 88/1 Paddy Power Special
Wales and Denmark meet on Saturday in the round of 16 of the European Championship at the Johan Cruijff ArenA in Amsterdam. And Paddy Power bookmakers are marking the occasion by offering new customers a risk-free £ 20 bet on the action PLUS a huge 88/1 special for bet builders. …
Read More »Michael Miles announces candidacy for Mayor Fatima Urcioli & Julio Seda for the council
Michael Miles announces candidacy for mayor Fatima Urcioli & Julio Seda for advice (Tinton Falls) June 24, 2021 – Tinton Falls resident Michael Miles announced today that he will run for mayor in the borough’s upcoming bipartisan election in November. With Miles, Fatima Urcioli & Julio Seda are running for …
Read More »Infrastructure Deal Raises $ 47 Billion For Resilience, Including Cyber - MeriTalk
An infrastructure deal signed today by the White House and a bipartisan group of Senators provides for a potentially huge boost in federal funding for cybersecurity as part of a larger section of the resilience agreement, although details of the scope of the cybersecurity portion remain unclear for the time …
Read More »Recommendations from doctors increase the acceptance of COVID-19 vaccines
Trusted health care providers could increase vaccine uptake among the 40 percent of Americans who say they are hesitant or likely not to get a COVID-19 vaccination. UMass Medical School researchers are working to figure out what message doctors should convey to their patients in order to be most effective. …
Read More »Acting Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, Mr Ramesh Rajasingham, briefing the Security Council on the humanitarian situation in Syria – Syrian Arab Republic
as delivered New York, June 23, 2021 Thank you, Mr President. Following the Secretary-General’s remarks and his latest report, I will focus my briefing today on five points: first, the continued spread of COVID-19; second, the effects of the economic crisis; third, the water crisis; fourth, the protection of civilians; …
Read More »NRCS scientists work in partnership to save Florida manatees
Posted by Derric Cushman, Public Affairs Specialist, USDA Farm Production and Conservation Business Center in Conservation June 23, 2021 Did you know that the soil scientists at the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) play an important role in saving Florida’s manatees? These huge but gentle creatures are worshiped by both …
Read More »“Breastfeeding week – we are here for you”
Karen Howell, executive director of the Wirral Community Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust, writes for Globe. It’s breastfeeding week. Throughout June we have been promoting breastfeeding awareness and shared all support available in the community for breastfeeding families and new parents. As some restrictions are lifted and as we …
Read More »Ken Hartman appointed to new role in Marc Elrich’s office
A long-time county employee has been appointed to a new position aimed at improving communication between the county board’s office and the county council. Ken Hartman, who was director of the Bethesda / Chevy Chase Regional Services Center for more than 13 years, was unanimously named director of strategic partnerships …
Read More »COVID-19 News: New COVID-19 Vaccine Efficacy, MIS-C, and More
COVID-19 multisystem inflammatory syndrome observed in adults A 60-year-old Canadian man was diagnosed with multisystem inflammatory syndrome (MIS-C), a rare side effect of COVID-19 in children. The study, published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, suggests that age should not limit MIS-C as a possible diagnosis. His symptoms were persistent …
Read More »Thousands of toddlers have lost their parents to Covid. Where is help for them?
Five months after her husband died from Covid-19, Valerie Villegas can see the grief hurt her children. Nicholas, the baby who was 1 and almost weaned when his father died, now wants to breastfeed around the clock and calls every tall, dark-haired man “Dada,” the only word he knows. Robert, …
Read More »Indiana Forage Council hosts first Hoosier Hay Contest
WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana – The Indiana Forage Council (IFC), with support from Purdue Extension and SureTech Laboratories, is holding a competition for Indiana producers who will be harvesting forage for hay or bales in the state for the 2021 hay season. The Hoosier Hay Contest aims to promote forage production, …
Read More »Monday calendar | Calendar | joplinglobe.com
TODAY JOPLIN: Line dance lessons, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., 1801 W. Second. Cost: $ 5. Beginners and upwards welcome. Details: 417-483-3077. JOPLIN: Parkinson’s Support Group, 3:30 p.m., Mercy Hospital Joplin, 100 Mercy Way. Details: 417-556-8760. JOPLIN: Tanglefooters Dance Club, 7pm, 1802 W. Second. Coed ballroom dancing lessons followed by …
Read More »Violations are investigated by the UN Human Rights Council | Voice of america
GENEVA – Countries accused of violating the human rights of their peoples will be under scrutiny by the UN Human Rights Council over the next three weeks. Dozens of thematic topics and country reports on topics like the COVID-19 pandemic will be covered during the session, which starts Monday. The …
Read More »Changes to insurance rules for retirement visas
The move towards health insurance for foreigners does not yet cover business, work or marriage visa holders and comes as Thai authorities examine health coverage for an aging Thai population and the need for it. attract more foreigners to live in Thailand in order to stimulate the economy. Following a …
Read More »Two cities outside of Chicago are recovering from the unrest
AURORA, Ill. A year ago, Elias Akwo and Chaz Nieponski dropped everything and ran to their Aurora store to find broken windows and a display of crystal ware on the floor. The Wheatons had been watching the riot on television when they received a dreaded phone call saying that their …
Read More »Child Tax Credit: New online portal and IRS tools to help families ahead of July payment
The IRS is making additional tools available this summer for introducing the Child Tax Credit. Sarah Tew / CNET With families getting huge tax breaks this summer, some newly available resources are helping eligible families expand the Child tax deduction. That is a sign new IRS letter sent to 36 …
Read More »Therapists Say Mental Health Has Suffered From COVID-19 Pandemic | News, sports, jobs
The ongoing effects of the pandemic are keeping local therapists on their toes as they help clients cope with last year’s losses and get back to normal once COVID-19 restrictions wear off. “Many of the therapists in Maui I spoke to reported an increase in psychiatric symptoms in people with …
Read More »Iran’s election results promise little change
Ebrahim Raisi’s unsurprising victory will further cement the hardline establishment, to the detriment of Iranians who have sacrificed their lives and livelihoods for basic freedoms. The presidential election in Iran was formulated as a religious and national duty with a strong emphasis on participation. Iran’s top leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, …
Read More »Koretz and Buscaino file city council motion to prepare for a potential LA homelessness withdrawal – CBS Los Angeles
Los Angeles (CBSLA) – Two members of the Los Angeles city council filed a motion on Friday to prepare the city for a possible retreat from a prominent homeless group. The council reviewed the governance structure of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority before Councilor Paul Koretz and Councilor and …
Read More »Beacons enable migrants stranded in remote areas to get help
SUNLAND PARK, New Mexico (border report) – Security cameras and two large “Stay Out” signs guard the home of Sandra, a Sunland Park homeowner. But it is their beloved dogs who most often alert them to undocumented migrants roaming past their property. “Every day I see them passing by or …
Read More »Hana Mohan: A company that focuses on diversity
Ladder work is a publishing platform for various picture books and online curricula with the aim of empowering over a million children to become social entrepreneurs. Our current series features interviews by our interplanetary journalist Spiffy with inspiring social entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship ecosystem builders who advance the UN SDGs. Hello! …
Read More »Transition to access to justice for all in the domestic relations court
As Philadelphia begins to recover from the lockdown and all of the changes we have become accustomed to during the pandemic, we can now reflect on the past 18 months and try to shed light on it despite the difficulties so many have endured Bring dark. What did we learn? …
Read More »In the poorest countries, increases in COVID meet vaccine shortages
Hati Maronjei once vowed he would never get a COVID-19 vaccination after a pastor warned that vaccines are not safe. Now, four months after the first batch of vaccines hit Zimbabwe, the 44-year-old electronic goods street vendor is desperately looking for the shot he can’t get. Whenever he visits a …
Read More »The closing arguments of the New York mayoral candidates
analysis In arguing why he should be elected, Mr. Adams relied heavily on his life story: he grew up poor in Brooklyn and Queens, was molested by the police as a teenager, and joined the police force and spoke out against racism within their ranks . “They wish they had …
Read More »Former PC Athletic Director and Big East Commissioner, John M. Marinatto, Dies,
Thursday 17th June 2021 Nardolillo Funeral Home, Inc. View larger + John M. Marinatto, 63, of Lincoln, died suddenly on Saturday, June 12, 2021 at Rhode Island Hospital. Born in Providence, he was previously deceased to his parents John and Edith (Calise) Marinatto. He leaves behind his beloved brother, Peter …
Read More »HSEM publishes 2020 annual report
The City of Austin Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (HSEM) has published its 2020 annual report. This report gives an insight into the past year and sheds light on COVID-19 operations in an unusual year for the HSEM office. It has been a year of unique and challenging …
Read More »The Wisconsin Assembly passes the delay in local redistribution to local government
“These bills are a step, but we must take the next step – and the next step – if we are to continue to make significant strides towards a more just, just and safer state for all,” Evers said in a statement. Republican leaders, as well as some Democrats, praised …
Read More »Computer Vision Tractable start-up reaches $ 1 billion valuation
The computer vision startup Tractable “sees” and analyzes the costs of repairing cars damaged in accidents. The British startup is now worth $ 1 billion after raising $ 60 million. More computer vision unicorns are expected, but experts say barriers to mainstream adoption persist. Tractable says it is the UK’s …
Read More »Comment: Black churches have the moral authority to defend the black voice
During the civil rights movement’s struggle against discrimination and voter repression in Jim Crow America, the Black Church was a source of refuge and determination. Today, a new wave of voter suppression laws target black voters, and new generations of black clerics are bringing their moral authority to a campaign …
Read More »Oregon State Bar says lawyers are flooded with calls as the eviction moratorium nears its end and offers resources
Oregon lawyers are inundated with calls from renters and landlords trying to navigate a web of state rules put in place during the coronavirus pandemic to try to keep renters inside their homes. Oregon State Bar spokeswoman Kateri Walsh said the agency typically has a list of 57 lawyers across …
Read More »The US House of Representatives panel examines the slow purging of “exploited” coal mining sites
A U.S. House subcommittee on natural resources looked at the redevelopment needs for regions turning away from coal production Tuesday, with witnesses from coal workers and Native American communities saying energy companies should be responsible for returning the land to its pre-mining state. Much of the discussion at the Energy …
Read More »Meet the leaders of Colorado’s largest tax reform in decades
From left, Ealasha Vaughner, George Davis and Katie Jo Hug in front of the Colorado Capitol. (Kayla Frawley) After a difficult year for working parents – in which 4 million working mothers had to leave work due to inadequate childcare – the recently completed legislature in Colorado brought some welcome …
Read More »Get England 35/1 to beat Croatia in Euro 2020 opener at Wembley today
ENGLAND start their European Championship against Croatia today. And William Hill bookmakers are marking the occasion by offering new customers the chance to support England at colossal odds of 35/1 – it’s boosted from 11/08! 1 William Hill Special: Get England at 35/1 to beat CroatiaCredit: GETTY You can claim …
Read More »Bet £ 20 and get £ 20 free bets at Euro 2020
BOOKMAKERS Novibet is helping punters get the European Championships off the ground with their new special registration offer. Novibet is giving new customers £ 20 free bets when they sign up and place the same amount! 1 Novibet Special: Bet £ 20 to get £ 20 in free bets NOVIBET …
Read More »Chelsea Haaland BID and Blues also make offer to Chiesa, Messi “new five-year contract at Barcelona AGREED”
GEORGINA’S SOME BLING SPECIAL Georgina Rodriguez eclipsed her boyfriend Cristiano Ronaldo when she arrived at the Cannes Film Festival with a spectacular sparkling ring. After reporting earlier this month that the couple got engaged, the Spanish model posted a photo of herself next to a yacht in a revealing outfit …
Read More »Chelsea enter Camavinga race, Messi LATEST contracts, Tottenham ‘beats Barcelona for Insigne’
SANCHO TO IMPROVE UTD’S MAIN MEN Jadon Sancho will improve Manchester United stars Bruno Fernandes, Paul Pogba and Edinson Cavani when he arrives at Old Trafford, according to the winger’s former coach. The Red Devils have accepted a £ 77.5million transfer offer from Borussia Dortmund as the 21-year-old looks almost …
Read More »Sergio Ramos at PSG CONFIRMED, Messi contract LAST, Tottenham ‘Barcelona battle for Insigne’, Chelsea transfer news
HELLO FOOTBALL FANS England advanced to the Euro 2020 final after beating Denmark at Wembley. The Danes opened the scoring with an incredible free kick from Mikkel Damsgaard in the 30th minute. But the Three Lions equalized nine minutes later thanks to an own goal from Simon Kjaer. The game …
Read More »Lionel Messi FREE AGENT as PSG offer on table, Tottenham ‘Barcelona battle for badge transfer’, Chelsea news
MONTGOLFIÈRE Nicolas Anelka is urging Kylian Mbappe to consider putting his batting skills in the red to one of the giants of English or Spanish football. In a letter published by Athletic, Anelka, 42, wrote: “The French league is not easy, don’t get me wrong, but I think the most …
Read More »Lionel Messi FREE AGENT, Alderweireld set to leave Tottenham EXCLUSIVE, Trincao joins Wolves, Chelsea latest news
HELLO FOOTBALL FANS Alan Nixon of SunSport has revealed that Graham Potter intends to catch his former players Dan James and Joe Rodon. The Brighton manager is hoping to get the green light to land fast winger James this summer. The 23-year-old Welsh midfielder has seen his Manchester United game …
Read More »Lionel Messi a FREE AGENT, Alderweireld to leave Tottenham EXCLUSIVE, Chelsea Haaland transfer update
HELLO FOOTBALL FANS Italy will face Spain in the first Euro 2020 semi-final at Wembley after both sides won last night. The Spaniards won a close 3-1 penalty shootout against Switzerland after a 1-1 draw in regulation that remained the same throughout extra time. And in Munich, Italy beat Belgium …
Read More »Grand jury indicts 7 people in vocational school fraud case
Posted: June 2, 2021 / 10:42 a.m. PDT / Update: June 2, 2021 / 1:06 PM PDT BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) – A grand jury has indicted seven people linked to a vocational school in Bakersfield for allegedly stealing more than $ 100,000 in compensation intended to help injured workers. Those …
Read More »Kern DA: Indictments issued against seven people in insurance fraud conspiracy scam | New
The Kern County District Attorney’s Office on Wednesday announced the issuance and filing of indictments against seven accused by the Kern County grand jury. The indictments were issued at a vocational school in Bakersfield for his alleged involvement in an insurance fraud conspiracy scandal, according to a press release from …
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