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Otley cyclist completes North Coast 500

Otley cyclist completes North Coast 500
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Clay Co makes list for highest COVID-19 rates in the country

Clay Co makes list for highest COVID-19 rates in the country
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Lloydminster youth brush the first strokes on 2021 s Graffiti Cleanup

SHARE ON: Volunteers apply the base coat as they get ready to put murals on the wall. [Dan Soul/106.1 The Goat.] Young volunteers from the Lloydminster Community Youth Centre have laid down the first strokes in beautifying a part of the city’s downtown. The youth began 2021’s Graffiti Cleanup Thursday, which seeks to cover up all the vandalism with a mural reflective of the community. Volunteers with the Lloydminster Native Friendship Centre joined in as well. This year, they’ll be painting over the back of the Hot Peppers Clothing building. Amber Fast, the City’s Community Development Coordinator for Social Programs and Services, says the painting project instils a sense of pride in the community.

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Can you donate blood, plasma, and platelets after COVID vaccine?

DONATING BLOOD AND PLATELETS If you re really looking to donate something, there s good news when it comes to blood. Dr. Karen Landers with Alabama Dept. of Public Healh has an answer. She says, There s really not [a problem].You can get your vaccine today and give blood that afternoon. The same goes for platelets. There is no waiting time when it comes to donating them. PLASMA vs. CONVALESCENT PLASMA Let s focus on something called convalescent plasma, which got a lot of publicity at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic as a possible treatment for the virus. Kami May, Community Development Coordinator for LifeSouth, says, We are no longer accepting convalescent plasma from those who have received the vaccine only because that is considered artificial antibodies.

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Blood centers experiencing shortages across the country

Demand for blood is up 10% and providers are unable to meet expectations Author: Jordan Adams Updated: 6:49 PM CDT July 7, 2021 BRYAN, Texas Blood centers in some of the U.S. cities are down to a one-day supply, forcing hospitals to postpone surgeries. Before COVID-19 shutdowns, schools accounted for 25% of collected blood. Now, demand for blood products is up 10% nationwide according to Community Development Coordinator of Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center Cameron Palmer. “Currently, as we are getting back into the swing of things, the cities are opening back up. In the summertime, people are traveling, more people are on the roads,” Palmer said. A lot of those surgeries that were postponed because of COVID-19 have resumed, we’re starting to see a huge surge in hospital usage for blood and blood components.”

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