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UpdatedThu, Dec 17, 2020 at 7:28 pm ET Reply Jean Sheridan is among a half-dozen Floridians who shared stories with Patch editor Tiffany Razzano about what it’s like to portray a Santa or Mrs. Claus in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. (Photo courtesy of Jean Sheridan) ACROSS AMERICA — Most of you boys and girls out there understand the Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus you see in the malls and elsewhere are just stand-ins because the real deals are busy at the North Pole loading the sleigh ...

Reply Greg Dailey, who lives in East Windsor and works in Chatham, was named a TIME Magazine Hero of 2020 for his work during the coronavirus pandemic. (Photos courtesy of Greg Dailey) EAST WINDSOR, NJ — Meet TIME Magazines Heroes of 2020. The illustrious class of this year like no other includes Australian firefighters who risked everything as the nation burned, pastors who transformed their church to provide for those in need during the pandemic, and Greg. When Greg Dailey isnt working at F...

UpdatedThu, Dec 17, 2020 at 2:04 pm ET Replies(12) Greg Dailey, who lives in East Windsor and works in Chatham, was named a TIME Magazine Hero of 2020 for his work during the coronavirus pandemic. (Photos courtesy of Greg Dailey) CHATHAM, NJ — Meet TIME Magazines Heroes of 2020. The illustrious class of this year like no other includes Australian firefighters who risked everything as the nation burned, pastors who transformed their church to provide for those in need during the pandemic, and ...

“From citizens providing food and shelter to those in need to volunteers who protected their neighbours from natural disasters, these heroes went above and beyond the call of duty in 2020,” TIME said. TIME described Dubey as “The Man Who Gave Shelter to Those in Need.” On June 1, as demonstrators filled the streets of Washington DC to protest the killing of African-American Floyd, Dubey was home, not far from the White House. After a 7 PM curfew, he noticed crowds in the street outside ...

Indian-American part of Times Heroes of 2020 for giving shelter to 70 anti-racism protesters in Washington DC Rahul Dubey, who works in the healthcare sector, said he gave refuge to protesters getting pepper-sprayed by police, housing them overnight to avoid curfew breaches A photograph of George Floyd at the George Floyd Memorial outside Cup Foods at Chicago Ave and E 38th St in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Image courtesy: Flickr/Lorie...

From citizens providing food and shelter to those in need to volunteers who protected their neighbours from natural disasters, these heroes went above and beyond the call of duty in 2020, TIME said.

Indian-American Among TIMEs "Heroes" For Opening Doors To Protesters Indian-American Among TIMEs "Heroes" For Opening Doors To Protesters On June 1, as demonstrators filled the streets of Washington DC to protest the killing of African-American Floyd, Rahul Dubey was home, not far from the White House. TIME described Rahul Dubey as "The Man Who Gave Shelter to Those in Need." New York: Indian-American Rahul Dubey, who had opened the doors of his Washington DC home to over 70 people demonst...