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Curfew leads to confusion among industries Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA While Thursday saw huge confusion in the functioning of non-essential retail businesses, the weekend curfew till May 4 has caused another type of confusion in industries. Though most industries function on Saturdays, several managements have decided to stop work on the day on account of the curfew being in place till May 4. In lieu, they have asked workers to compensate for the shutdown by working some other day or a...

Covid News The tally to date….16.0+ million cases and 298,000+ deaths. The good news is that there is a vaccine on the horizon and Americans will soon be given the opportunity to be vaccinated…. The rest of the news is not all that cheery….sad to say….. The FDA is expected to issue emergency authorization of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine as soon as Saturday, reports the New York Times. That means “we could see people getting vaccinated Monday, Tuesday,” Health and Human S...

By Kirk Maltais --Wheat for March delivery rose 3% to $6.14 1/2 a bushel, on the Chicago Board of Trade on Friday as grain traders saw Russian comments about controlling inflation of food prices as bullish. --Soybeans for January delivery rose 0.7% to $11.60 1/2 a bushel. --Corn for March delivery rose 0.5% to $4.23 1/2 a bushel. HIGHLIGHTS Russian Rumbles: Russian President Vladimir Putin this week told the government to develop a plan to curb sharp price increases for staples...

The FDA is expected to issue emergency authorization of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine as soon as Saturday, reports the New York Times . That means "we could...

Sedona Red Rock News Sedona Firefighter Mark Feeney rides on his trainer during a 12-hour fundraiser at Sedona Fire District Station 3 in the Village of Oak Creek on Thursday, Dec. 3. Feeney was riding in a Toys for Tots fundraiser and had exceeded the initial $2,500 goal well before the bike ride was complete. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers While Thursday, Dec. 3, was his day off, Sedona Fire District firefighter Mark Feeney was at his home station, Station 3 in the Vil...

The latest figures\u00a0bring the\u00a0total number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Michigan to 421,137\u00a0and deaths to 10,395