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Vermont s Peter Hall, US court of appeals judge, dies at 72
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Vermont s Peter Hall, US court of appeals judge, dies at 72
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Vermont s Peter Hall, US court of appeals judge, dies at 72
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Cities Facing the Biggest Revenue Losses Due to COVID-19
By Elona Neal, Stacker News
On 2/7/21 at 8:00 AM EST
COVID-19 took the world by storm in 2020, and the virus brought with it financial hardships and an economic recession all over the United States. Cities across the country banded together to mandate stay-at-home orders and required the use of masks in an effort to flatten the curve and prevent the further spread of the virus. As a result, many small businesses took some of the biggest hits financially and were forced to close either temporarily or permanently. In addition, the country has seen an inconsistent wave of regulations that differ from city to city. The United States currently has a total of 6.2 million reported cases of the coronavirus so far, and over 185,000 have died from the virus.
Almost as soon as we found out, it was taken away, she said. Jane Trepanier, a shared living provider who lives in West Rutland, had a similar reaction after losing a January 27 vaccination date at Rutland Regional Medical Center. Here I was, all set. I thought I was in, she said. It upset me. It took an emotional toll. State officials have tried to chalk up the canceled appointments to a miscommunication, even though the health department sent hospitals a note last week explicitly asking them to temporarily pause with the 1A group clinic planning. At press conferences last week, Human Services Secretary Mike Smith implied that hospitals misinterpreted the guidance. Yet his own health department had confirmed to