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Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? OffOn Experts: Georgia vaccine woes at least partly self-inflicted Health experts say Georgia’s failure to open mass vaccination sites earlier and relatively slow expansion of eligibility for the shots are to blame in part for the state’s dismal COVID-19 inoculation rate By SUDHIN THANAWALA Associated Press March 16, 2021, 9:16 PM • 3 min read Email this article ATLANTA -- Georgias failure to open mass vaccinatio...

COVID-19 cases drop sharply nationally, likely from careful behavior not vaccines Updated Jan 28, 2021; Posted Jan 28, 2021 Experts say it’s too early to see improvement from the vaccine rollout that started with health care workers in late December. Also, were nowhere near herd immunity, which would be 70% of the population having had the disease or been vaccinated. Brooke Herbert/The Oregonian Facebook Share By Christina Jewett, Kaiser Health News A dozen states including Oregon are rep...

April 6, 1929 — Jan. 2, 2021 For 91 years Eva Lee has graced the world with warmth and joy through acts of kindness, unwavering support, light hearted humor, positivity and an infectious smile which radiated her uplifting spirit and zeal for life. On Jan. 2, 2021, she peacefully passed away at her h

Sup. Peskin tells Far East Cafe owner to hang in there for relief Published  SF Chinatown restaurants struggling to survive, but relief could be on the way San Francisco Chinatown is unnaturally quiet just days before Christmas. The merchants association says in an 8-block stretch, only 45 stores out of 200 are open. Supervisor Aaron Peskin has told at least one restaurant set to close to hang on for a relief plan in the works. SAN FRANCISCO - Help may be on the way for one of San Franciscos o...

100-Year-Old Chinatown Spot With Curtained Booths, Far East Cafe, In Danger of Closing SFs Chinatown has been, economically, one of the hardest hit neighborhoods in the pandemic, with no tourist foot traffic and businesses that say they were denied federal PPP loans. Now were sad to learn that one of the longest-lived banquet restaurants in the neighborhood, Far East Cafe, is reportedly giving up the ghost after 100 years in business. Chinatowns Wind Newspaper broke the news that Far Easts last...

Sam Chen of Magical Ice Cream tried for a small business loan, but was denied. "I do try like four times but I couldnt get it," says Chen. Those across the street at New Age Camera tried for a loan. They were denied as well. "Over here it is a disaster," says Ortiz. Eva Lee of the Chinatown Merchants Association says city leaders need to help fight for these businesses by helping with grants and loans, or work to partner them with big companies. "What do we want our city to look like? Are we go...

Throughout, no matter what the contest shows. the big contest, jon, arizona and michigan. its hard to overstate the importance of those states for the mitt romney campaign. in michigan there are two new polls out, ppp and arg that have rick santorum leading currently. if that sticks that is a huge, huge deal. jon: right, thats the question i was going to ask you. it appears to the santorum campaign is setting its sights on michigan and ohio a couple of delegate-rich mid western states where his ...

So the kids will benefit from his decision. >> reporter: any inch skaoeud scoop or -- inside scoop or indication where hes going to play. >> reporter: you shouldnt read too much into the fact that we are 15 miles from the nicks practice facility. the nicks have a shot at lebron james. they have been courting him eva lee and they signed amare stoudemire one of the top free agents this year. miami by many accounts is leaving the charge because they resigned dwyane wade and signed chris bosch. >> r...