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ISHM: March 25 - April 1, 2021 Format Key Takeaways: **Khazali Attacks Sinjar Agreement; IHEC Extends Voter Registration; Parliament Approves 2021 Budget; Kadhimi Visits Saudi Arabia – **On March 25, Asaib Ahl al-Haq leader Qais al-Khazali pushed for canceling the Sinjar normalization agreement, calling it a “treasonous” political deal. On March 29, the Foreign Ministers of Jordan and Egypt arrived in Baghdad for discussions with Iraqi officials. On March 29, the Supreme Judicial Council ...

Clinton County Sheriff’s reports WILMINGTON — The following information comes from incident reports provided by the Clinton County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO). All those arrested are presumed innocent until possibly found guilty in court. The sheriff’s office recently processed these reports: • At 7 p.m. on March 5, deputies responded to a restaurant on Old State Road in Clarksville/Vernon Township on the report of a subject making threats with a knife. The report lists a 56-year-old Lee...

COVID-19 cases in Ohio schools nearly double in wake of forced reopenings The Pennsylvania Educators Rank-and-File Safety Committee is hosting an online meeting this Thursday, March 18 at 7:30pm EDT. We urge all Ohio educators to register to attend and invite your coworkers and friends, and we will assist you in the formation of an Ohio Educators Rank-and-File Safety Committee. Between March 1 and March 7, reported COVID-19 cases among students and faculty in Ohio’s K-12 schools reached 3,058...

From: Correctional Service Canada Between March 9 and 15, 2021, as a result of the vigilance of staff members, several packages of contraband and unauthorized were seized on the perimeter of Collins Bay Institution, a multi-level security facility. Between March 9 and 15, 2021, as a result of the vigilance of staff members, several packages of contraband and unauthorized were seized on the perimeter of Collins Bay Institution, a multi-level security facility. The items seized included a large q...

There were 11 serious side effects related to vaccinations reported last week, Estonias Agency of Medicines (Ravimiamet) has said. Three were related to the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine Comirnaty and eight to AstraZeneca. Between March 8-14, a total of 486 side effects were reported by recipients of the AstraZeneca vaccine, 37 related to Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine and seven to the Moderna vaccine. The majority of reports were of mild symptoms. In total, more than 33,000 vaccinations were administered...

Twitter - OPP Highway Safety Division Between March 11th and March 14th, Caledon OPP charged six motorists with impaired driving or stunt driving in Caledon. A Mulmur man, a Caledon man, a Brampton resident and a Little Britain resident were each given DUI’s. Throughout those three days, a Toronto driver and a Caledon driver were handed stunt driving charges. Caledon OPP thanks those who reported the incidents and says by doing so, they’re keeping local roads safe.

The provincial government is taking one last warm-up lap and slowly doling out the COVID-19 shots it...

By Ahmed Sahid Nasralla (De Monk) As celebrations of International Women’s Day continue after March 8th, Sierra Leonean women and girls can draw a lot of inspiration from their history. Historically, the country’s women contributed hugely to the political, socio-economic, educational, and civil rights development of the nation.From Madam Lehbu, who became Queen of Upper Gaura in 1891 following the establishment of the Province of Freedom in 1787 (what is now known as Freetown); the Sherbro...

Small-business owners across industries who are nearing retirement have said they are worried about their financial security. March 15, 2021 2 MINS The pandemic has threatened retirement security for millions of older workers – but perhaps none have felt the sting quite as sharply as small-business owners. While layoffs and furloughs were common across the country last year, small businesses have struggled to stay afloat, particularly in the services industry. Some have ...

PREMIUM THE LATEST figures for coronavirus breaches in Glasgow have been released.  Almost 300 people across the city were slapped with Fixed Penalty Notices for flouting the rules last week - an increase of 187 from the week before. Between March 4 and March 10,275 people were given fines for ignoring Covid laws - with the city centre revealed as the worst offending area.  The city centre also held the largest amount of gatherings than any other area in Glasgow as officers asked ...