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We are now having 30,000 new cases a day. I would not be surprised if we go to 100,000 a day if this does not turn around so im very concerned. Good morning. I am bob costa of the Washington Post and welcome, doctor fauci, director of the National Institute of allergy and Infectious Disease at the nih and a member of the president s task force on the pandemic and he threw out the first pitch at the opener thursday night when the nationals played his hometown new york yankees. We appreciate your ...

New future. A future which will see the Unconditional Surrender of infantile paralysis. Tonight, on q a, david brooks, columnist for the New York Times on writing an article for the times and the awards he gives out at the end of the year. The sidney awards. Theyre given for the best magazine essays of the year. And they can be in journals or in the new yorker, atlantic or obscure literary magazines. The idea is they come out at christmas week between christmas and new years. Thats a time to ste...

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Blue Hill voters approve all ballot measures BLUE HILL — Voters here on April 20 elected a selectman and two School Board members and approved all 16 other ballot articles. Article 7 asked voters if the town should raise $106,000 from property tax for additional tuition payments to George Stevens Academy. The academy was asking for an additional $1,000 per student above the state-set tuition rate. Both the Board of Selectmen and Budget Committee recommended a “no” vote, but voters said ye...

Article 7 asked voters if the town should raise $106,000 from property tax for additional tuition payments to George Stevens Academy. The academy was asking for an additional $1,000 per student above the state-set tuition rate. Both the Board of Selectmen and Budget Committee recommended a “no” vote, but voters said yes, approving the measure 277-200.