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Ohio Wesleyan Professors Amy Butcher, David Caplan to Present at Free Nov. 9 Event

Families slammed the abominable isolation restrictions, saying their relatives are forced to stay alone in their bedrooms for 10 days after coming into close contact with an infected person.

PHOTOS: NYC celebrates Pride 2021 © Provided by WINS Radio New York People celebrate New York City Pride on June 27, 2021 in New York City NEW YORK (WCBS 880) -- Thousands turned out on Sunday to celebrate Pride Weekend in New York City, with a parade, street fest and more taking place in Manhattan. © Provided by WINS Radio New York

By Cole Hatcher Ohio Wesleyan University professor David Caplan is well-suited for his new role. Literally. After writing his first article for the Ivy Style website in October, Caplan, Ph.D., this month was named a regular columnist for the online publication. Launched in 2008, Ivy Style celebrates what is considered by some as the most enduring clothing style of the 20th century. Caplan’s new column, “Office Hours,” is expected to appear every two or three weeks. In announcing their ne...

Green River Star - December 30, 2020 As vaccines roll out to people in the 1A priority group, local health workers are waiting for state officials to define who would be in the 1B and 1C groups. Several hundred doses of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine have been distributed to people working in healthcare and emergency response roles. The immunization requires two doses of the vaccine, delivered 21 days apart. The vaccines have been offered to employees at both Memorial Hosptial of Sweetwater Count...

Mines band together to fight COVID-19   December 23, 2020 CASPER – Leaders of Wyoming’s largest trona mines have banded together to launch a public health campaign for Sweetwater County to combat the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic and keep businesses open. Wyoming’s trona patch in the southwest part of the state employs upward of 2,300 workers across four mines. But the rapid spread of the virus throughout the county has complicated some operations. Back in early April, several minera...

Camille Erickson A new rule will take effect on the first day of the new year aimed at reducing the regulatory burden carried by Wyomings soda ash producers for the next decade. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management said the finalized rule change will not only give the federal government the ability to grant relief on royalties and other fees for the non-energy mineral producers, but the revisions will also “remove unnecessary and overly burdensome requirements” to bolster tr...

ROCK SPRINGS — Employees of Genesis Alkali and United Steelworkers local 13214 pledged $56,506 through the United Way of Southwest Wyoming workplace campaign. Funds raised support community programs centered around education, health and basic needs. “United Way of Southwest Wyoming makes it easy for companies to support local nonprofits. By offering payroll deduction to our employees, they can support their community, whether they live in Sweetwater County or Uinta County. By giving them t...

Executive producer of the show, david caplan, telling "the hollywood reporter" he and the writers had just returned to work on the next season. it was their first day back. stunned by roseannes tweet. and now many of them out of a job. even so, when asked their reaction, caplan said, "the reaction was universal disgust." adding, "we were horrified by it and we also knew what it meant for the show." when it came to racism, "there was no longer any way to accept what she was saying." tonight, rose...