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By News Editor And Partners • Feb 2, 2021   Starting this week, New Mexico State University will commemorate Black History Month with a series of free virtual events sponsored by the NMSU Black Student Association, NMSU Black Programs and the NMSU Library. The events kick off Wednesday, Feb. 3, and continue through Feb. 26. They are open to all NMSU students, staff, faculty and community members, and will take place on Zoom. “There is no doubt that 2020 was a tumultuous ...

Starting this week, New Mexico State University will commemorate Black History Month with a series of free virtual events sponsored by the NMSU Black Student Association, NMSU Black Programs and the NMSU Library. New Mexico State University will commemorate Black History Month with a series of free virtual events that kick off Wednesday, Feb. 3, and continue through Feb. 26. (Courtesy NMSU Black Programs) The events kick off Wednesday, Feb. 3, and continue throu...

Hopkinsville, KY, USA / WHOP 1230 AM | News Radio Feb 1, 2021 5:24 AM A dusting of snow has caused several area school systems to close Monday and motorists are advised to use extra caution on their morning commute. Todd, Hopkins, Logan and Muhlenberg County Schools are closed, with officials in all of those districts saying it will be a non-traditional instruction day. Todd County Sheriff’s Sgt. Patrick Turner reported extremely slick road conditions, especially on secondary roads. He urges ...

Sail America, the trade association for the U.S. sailing industry, welcomed four new members to its 2021 board of directors: Todd Hess, SailTime; Cindy Kalow, Superior Charters; Tyler Fields, Ballentine Boatworks and Tyler Fields Photography; and Don Smith, Beneteau America. All directors were elected through the associations standard election process. A nominating committee submits candidate names to association members, who then vote anonymously on the names put forward. All board members ser...

Advertisement Industrial lawyers say workers could be sacked if they refuse a request from their employer to return to the office once their workplace is deemed safe and the Victorian government relaxes restrictions on attendance. A scheduled return of up to 50 per cent of private sector staff and 25 per cent of public sector employees this week was delayed after the emergence of the Black Rock coronavirus cluster. CBD workers Naomi Lions and Teri Tran returned to their office on Tuesday, but w...

Employment lawyers say staff generally have no legal right to insist on working from home instead of a COVID-safe office, but many bosses are not exercising their right to force the return of staff following the recent outbreaks in northern beaches and inner west.

Bright and full of festivities, with holly and tinsel everywhere – a “fabulous celebration”. That’s how Helen George, who plays Nurse Trixie Franklin in BBC One’s Call The Midwife, describes the 2020 Christmas special of the much-loved period drama. Since it first started in 2012, the series – which is written by Heidi Thomas (who is married to star Stephen McGann) – has become one of the channel’s most successful dramas ever, with its festive episodes often being the most...

Bright and full of festivities, with holly and tinsel everywhere - a "fabulous celebration". Thats how Helen George, who plays Nurse Trixie Franklin in BBC Ones Call The Midwife, describes the 2020 Christmas special of the much-loved period drama. Since it first started in 2012, the series - which is written by Heidi Thomas (who is married to star Stephen McGann) - has become one of the channels most successful dramas ever, with its festive episodes often being the most-watched TV program...

By Herald Magazine The best of our weekly guide to everything happening in Scotland Call the Midwife It wouldn’t be Christmas for many people without Call The Midwife. The festive special is going to be bright and full of festivities, with holly and tinsel everywhere – a “fabulous celebration” according to Helen George, who plays Nurse Trixie Franklin. Since it started in 2012, the period drama series �...

The cast of Call the Midwife has commended the "huge effort" made by the production team in creating a "COVID-safe" set to ensure that the Christmas special was made in time, despite filming delays imposed by the pandemic. In a new behind-the-scenes clip shared on the Call the Midwifes official Twitter account, Helen George, Stephen McGann and Jenny Agutter shared their "relief" that the special was completed, despite being six months behind in filming. Alongside the video, the caption re...