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Word Count: 618 New South Wales state Premier Gladys Berejiklian said the lockdown has been extended until at least August 28. The restrictions began on June 26, when 12 new cases were recorded in the local community. The city’s outbreak has since swelled — fueled by the spread of the highly-contagious delta variant — with 177 more cases recorded on Wednesday, she told reporters. Berejiklian said the harshest lockdown restrictions, now in place in regions of southwest Sydney, will be exte...

New Bocce Club Pizza Location Coming to Western New York Buffalo-style pizza is a way of life here in Western New York. Anywhere you go in the Buffalo area, there is Buffalo-style pizza, although some are more "distinct" versions of Buffalo-style than others. Bocce Club Pizza just may be the most authentic Buffalo-style pizza out there. The slightly thicker crust. Extra cheese. Cup-and-char pepperoni. Sweeter sauce. Toppings and cheese that extend to the crust. Its truly a work of art. If you l...

Wayne Farms has 500 jobs available, offering a $1,500 signing bonus at Decatur, Albertville plants One of the largest chicken processing companies in the United States is facing a labor shortage. Posted: Jul 22, 2021 6:23 PM Updated: Jul 22, 2021 6:33 PM Posted By: Olivia Schueller Wayne Farms has four plants in North Alabama, with a total of 500 job openings.  Two billion pounds of chicken are produced in North Alabama each year, but the pandemic put a strain on production.  "Covid hit us ...

  by Timothy McQuiston, Vermont Business Magazine Amtrak returned to Vermont today with a splash. The literal splash was provided by ongoing rain that stopped just in time for passengers to board in Essex Junction. The festive atmosphere was a backdrop to what Amtrak officials say is the biggest ridership day in Vermont since the Vermonter (previously the Montrealer) began operating in 1995. Over 600 passengers were scheduled to ride the rails on Monday after the pandemic shut down the service...

Emergency risk protection orders © Provided by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette We are part of different communities within Pittsburgh, but each of us has been harmed by gun violence. While our communities are damaged in different ways, we agree on a joint set of solutions, a common agenda, which will begin to address this crisis. One of us is a mental health professional with 30 plus years working with homeless and mentally ill populations. I have worked with many families, convincing a family member...

Thu, 07/15/2021 - 5:52pm -- tim by C.B. Hall, Vermont Business Magazine Amtrak trains will begin serving Vermont again on Monday, July 19, nearly 16 months after the COVID virus led to a collapse in ridership on public transportation, with Amtraks patronage plummeting by about 95%. The national passenger rail provider canceled scores of regularly scheduled trains, including both the Vermonter and the Ethan Allen Express, the state-supported services that ply the tracks in the Green Mountain Sta...

Thousands of flight cancellations in the USA August 27, 2011 The airline carriers warn that several major airports in New York and Washington, DC, could shut down entirely to guard against Hurricane Irene this weekend. The airline carriers warn that several major airports in New York and Washington, DC, could shut down entirely to guard against Hurricane Irene this weekend. Because the region is home to the nation’s busiest airspace, the cancellations are expected to cause delays at airports ...

Jacksonville, Ala., Boosts Cybersecurity Posture, Training With a unanimous vote Monday, the city council of Jacksonville, Ala., approved cybersecurity recommendations, including one that focuses on employee training, from chief information officer Tim Smith. July 14, 2021 •  Shutterstock (TNS) — The Jacksonville City Council approved an update to the citys Internet security and reliability during its Monday night meeting. The citys information technol...

Winnipeg Free Press Save to Read Later Citing the importance of residents being decision makers in local school operations, a growing number of Manitoba municipalities are making known their opposition to the Pallister government’s pending overhaul of public education. Citing the importance of residents being decision makers in local school operations, a growing number of Manitoba municipalities are making known their opposition to the Pallister government’s pending overhaul of public edu...

Corn Palace Stampede Rodeo kickoff draws hundreds, honors contributors “I’m proud to have worked with (committee members), former and current,” Corn Palace Stampede Rodeo committee chairman Jim Miskimins said. Written By: Hunter Dunteman | × Photos from the Corn Palace Stampede Rodeos kickoff event at the rodeo grounds. (Hunter Dunteman / Republic) The Corn Palace Stampede Rodeo held its annual kickoff Tuesday evening with music, beer, food and a celebration o...