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SCIOTO — Governor DeWine announced Monday that beginning this Thursday, all Ohioans 50-years-old and older will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine

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Two high-risk sex offenders moving to Wadena County The Wadena County Sheriffs Office and the Verndale Police Department have announced a community notification meeting May 10 from 6-8 p.m. at Verndale School Auditorium, regarding two Level Three registered sex offenders moving to Nimrod and Vern... Written By: DL News Staff | 2:08 pm, May. 10, 2011 × The Wadena County Sheriffs Office and the Verndale Police Department have announced a community notification meeting May 1...

Swift action seems to have the latest Covid-19 community outbreak under control. It has been a long and difficult year since the first nationwide lockdown to take Covid-19 out of the community and keep the deadly virus confined to managed isolation facilities. The economic cost for many has been enormous, the social cost for others has been devastating, a few have lost family members but many have had only minor inconveniences. Overall, through hard work, outstanding leadership and a huge amou...

SCIOTO — ODH reported 14 new cases Friday for Scioto County.The new cases bring the total to 5,991 since the start of the outbreak.There were six add

Looking ahead to the 2021-2022 academic year, Dean of Students Katherine G. O’Dair said her office aspires to “have as normal a fall as we can” in a Monday interview. Ever since being dispersed from campus almost exactly one year ago due to the burgeoning Covid-19 crisis, students at the College have taken courses online. While many undergraduates have been studying from afar, some returned to campus to do their coursework in Harvard’s dorms. The College welcomed back freshm...

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern called out people for failing to comply with rules One woman went to work at KFC when she should have self-isolated, Ardern said The workers family says they never received official instructions to get tested  Ms Ardern defended governments attempts to make contact with the family  Auckland largest city entered a Level Three lockdown at 6am on Sunday 

Exploration of the Source of the Orinoco River by Remedios Varo via LES ENFANTS DE MARX ET DE COCA-COLA on Tumblr We made it to Friday, kittens, by the skin of our teeth and the sweat of our brow and the duke of our earl and where were we? It’s been a long week. We won’t prolong it any more than we have to, so without further ado, delay, and procrastination, we present your final link roundup of this week! Considering a career as a spook? Here’s your interview prep checklist: 8 attribute...

Press Release – Bikesport NZ The senior podium at round one of the 2021 New Zealand Cross-country Championships near Marton on Sunday was (from left) Palmerston North’s Paul Whibley (2nd), Napier’s Tommy Watts (1st) and Napier’s Reece Lister (3rd). Photo by Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com MARCH 1, 2021: The COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc around the world, but the hardiest of Kiwis have once again knuckled down to find a way to carry on with their lives. The 2020 New Zealand C...

Auckland Transports conducting a deep clean at the Manukau Train and Bus stations