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Jo Brewer named Board Chair of Dawson County s Good Shepherd Clinic Jo Brewer
Jo Brewer the executive director of Medical Plaza 400 in Dawson County has been named as the new board chair of the Good Shepherd Clinic.
In a press release issued this week, the Good Shepherd Clinic announced that after 37 years of service Brewer will retire from Northeast Georgia Health System at the end of December to assume the role as board chair of the clinic.
Speaking to the Dawson County News on Friday, Brewer said that she was honored by the announcement and hopes that she can continue the hard work done by the clinic’s board and volunteer staff.
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As much as the Constitution guarantees religious freedom in the United States, it is hard to imagine a compassionate god approving of freedom that comes with the sacrifice of souls at the altar. And yet, that is what the Supreme Court in essence sanctioned in its recent 5-4 verdict invalidating New York State’s pandemic rules on in-person religious worship.
The conservative majority of justices sided with the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn and two Brooklyn Orthodox Jewish synagogues that the rules were discriminatory compared to those for secular businesses. The court has since also backed churches against COVID-19 restrictions in California, New Jersey, and Colorado, instructing lower courts to reconsider the cases on the basis of the New Yo
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Mattoon, IL -(Effingham Radio)- Lake Land College Dental Hygiene students will now have the opportunity to transfer seamlessly to Eastern Illinois University. A new agreement will allow students who earn an associate degree in dental hygiene from Lake Land to go on to earn a bachelor’s degree in public health community health at Eastern Illinois University.
“I am thrilled that students have this opportunity,” Lake Land College Division Chair Allied Health/Nursing Instructor Erin Swingler said. “This option is just one of the many ways we are demonstrating the mission, vision and values of Lake Land College within our community.”