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College of the Holy Cross in Worcester is temporarily canceling in-person activities until at least Wednesday amid what the school said is the worst coronavirus case spike the campus has seen all semester. The temporary shut-down of in-person activities began at 6 p.m. on Friday, according to an announcement attributed to the school’s COVID-19 response team. The school will reevaluate its shutdown on Wednesday, but in the meantime, all students are required to undergo testing, unless they are...

Liberia: CDC Lawmaker Acarous Moses Gray Plays Political Game To Uphold CPP’s Lawmaker Yekeh Koluba Suspension for Consistently Insulting The Presidency Liberia: CDC Lawmaker Acarous Moses Gray Plays Political Game To Uphold CPP’s Lawmaker Yekeh Koluba Suspension for Consistently Insulting The Presidency Share Appearing as guest on Voice of Liberia FM 90.7 in Monrovia recently, Representative Gray disclosed that he took the decision to file a motion against his colleagues’ decision as a s...

All athletics were shut down as well.

The Energy Regulation Board -ERB- has granted fuel transporters a one-week waiver on the restriction movement of fuel tanks on the road. In a statement to the media, ERB Manager Public Relations KWALI MFUNI says the waiver, to run from 6th to 13th April is aimed at ensuring that national fuel supply returns to normal in all parts of the country. Ms. MFUNI adds that the waiver means a temporal suspension of aspects of the Zambian Standard on transportation of petroleum products which stipulates ...

Updated: 12:19 PM EDT Apr 10, 2021 The College of the Holy Cross is suspending all in-person activities until at least Wednesday, April 14 due to a rise in COVID-19 cases.In a message to the colleges community, the Holy Cross COVID Core Team said that there have been more than 40 positive COVID-19 cases among students over the past week. That spike has led to more than 130 people being placed into isolation or quarantine."These numbers are worse than any we have seen all semester, and...

Prince Albert Daily Herald The Sask Rivers Education Centre/ Daily Herald File Photo The Saskatchewan Rivers School Division saw no surprises in the education portion of the Provincial Budget announced Tuesday in the Legislature. According to director of education Robert Bratvold the education budget was as the division anticipated. “It recognizes that there are fiscal challenges and implications. Locally it was pretty well exactly what we got last year plus an increase to account for the pay...

Northern Ireland riots: Keir Starmer calls on absent Boris Johnson to start all-party talks on violence The Labour leader called on the Prime Minister to put political focus on ending nights of violence on the streets of Northern Ireland. The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish politics news sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you...

Republican legislators push for in-person General Assembly Reading Time: 3 minutes House and Senate Republican leaders, citing a growing number of Covid-19 vaccinations and the limitations of remote proceedings, called for the Delaware General Assembly to resume in-person public committee meetings and floor action. Chances of moving to an in-person session this year are slim, given the solid majority Democrats enjoy in both houses. The state is also an uptick in coronavirus cases. States domin...

"Families at the school are being informed, and we are working closely with our excellent partners in Public Health to assist in the contact tracing process," the division said on Facebook. "At this time, Humboldt Collegiate Institute remains open to students and staff following the Easter Break, unless families have been directed otherwise." The division said it will not provide any more information to protect the privacy of the those involved. © Copyright Humboldt Journal

STF calls for Level 4 in all schools after Easter due to COVID-19 Saskatchewan Teachers Federation president Patrick Maze speaks in Prince Albert on Nov. 1, 2019. (Peter Lozinski/Daily Herald) On Wednesday the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation (STF) called for the Government of Saskatchewan to move all schools to Level 4 (online) learning for a two-week period following the Easter Break, which began Friday. Level 4 means all schools would transition to online, mandatory learning from Monday, ...