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Ugly scenes outside parliament as PTI, PML-N trade blows

Top Story March 7, 2021 ISLAMABAD: As the government and its allied lawmakers gathered in the National Assembly for a vote of confidence in Prime Minister Imran Khan, PTI workers present outside the National Assembly clashed with PML-N workers who had arrived there for a press conference, Geo News reported. As the PML-N leaders started to speak, they were surrounded by the angry crowd, which attempted to drown them out with slogans in support of the Prime Minister and the ruling party. Former prime minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, Musaddiq Malik, Miftah Ismail, Ahsan Iqbal and Marriyum Aurangzeb criticised the PTI government and Prime Minister Khan, calling him a “fascist” and comparing him to Hitler. Addressing party workers outside the parliament, Abbasi denounced the vote as “illegal and unconstitutional”. “People are being deceived by this government,” he said.

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Murphy: One year of COVID: a somber anniversary and a moment of hope

Murphy: One year of COVID: a somber anniversary and a moment of hope
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Narrow Coffee & Nosh fills a need in Newton

Iâm leaning toward being selfish and not telling anyone about Narrow Coffee & Nosh on North College Avenue in downtown Newton, but I promised owner Marisa Belanger Iâd write this story if sheâd let me interview her. Itâs not like a lot of people donât already know about the little place next to Callahanâs CafÃ©, in a space that used to open into Callahanâs when, many years ago, Callahanâs was Moretz Department Store, and the part thatâs now Marisaâs place was the storeâs womenâs and childrenâs section. Word of mouth and social media already have spread the news about Marisaâs great coffee and delicious breakfast and lunch offerings, so Iâm likely not sharing breaking news here, but, just the same, Iâd like to keep the place just a little bit of a secret so thereâs always room for me to sit and enjoy a truly delicious cup of coffee.

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A year after COVID-19 transformed life in Wisconsin, pandemic toll widespread

DAVID WAHLBERG A cascade of coronavirus cases and cancellations washed over Wisconsin and the Madison area a year ago this week, upending life for everyone and ushering in a state of physical distancing, economic downturn and unprecedented deaths for which the end may be near but remains unclear. At the beginning of the second week of March last year, the state had reported only one case of COVID-19, a Dane County resident who tested positive more than a month earlier after returning from China. A second case was confirmed that Monday and a third on Tuesday. By Friday, March 13, the total was 19 cases, suggesting community spread, first suspected in the U.S. near Seattle, may have come here.

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Your Town: March 7, 2021

Yes, I understand how frustrating it was for you this past week. We had you trained on a daily basis to look for the COVID-19 numbers, published at the top of page one, on the right-hand side, and then suddenly poof! They werenât there anymore. Where are the numbers? Many of you called asking, after flipping through the newspaper several times, searching but not finding. When Mesa County Health Department stopped sending its daily report at the end of February, The Daily Sentinel followed suit and stopped publishing daily updates. No, that doesnât mean COVID has âstopped.â Not by any means.

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