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Rite Aid apologizes after undocumented immigrants denied COVID-19 vaccine

Rite Aid apologizes after undocumented immigrants denied COVID-19 vaccine
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Onions 52 ready to move into peak season

By March 17, 2021 With the Tampico district in Mexico and the Rio Grande Valley of south Texas ramping up onion production, Utah-based Onions 52 has moved into a time frame in which it can offer its customers plenty of options. “March through June are some of the most exciting months for Onions 52,” said Clay Jones, who is director of retail sales for the onion specialist. “This is one of the few timeframes when we have multiple growing areas in production. This is a distinct competitive advantage strategy for Onions 52 to maintain and diversify supply.” Clay Jones He noted that Mexico kicked off its shipments in February with Texas starting up in March, and New Mexico is poised to come aboard in May-June. “Between all these regions, we project secure and ample supply through early summer, including reds, whites, yellows, organics and sweets. At this point the main constraint will be organics, particularly yellows, through May. Spring is typically a less plentiful time

DVIDS - News - Commander, Navy Recruiting Command visits NTAG San Antonio

DVIDS - News - Commander, Navy Recruiting Command visits NTAG San Antonio
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After historic regular season, GCU turns attention to WAC Tournament

After historic regular season, GCU turns attention to WAC Tournament Jovan Blacksher Jr. (left) is among the players that hope to help GCU earn its first NCAA Tournament bid. (Source: Cronkite News) By Dylan Wilhelm | March 12, 2021 at 8:58 AM MST - Updated March 12 at 8:58 AM PHOENIX – Grand Canyon made program history Saturday, March 6, by winning a share of the Western Athletic Conference regular season championship, the school’s first conference hoops crown at the Division I level. Now, the Antelopes have more history within reach. With their 74-64 victory over WAC co-champion Utah Valley Saturday night at GCU Arena, the Lopes clinched the top seed in the WAC Tournament that begins today at Orleans Arena in Las Vegas. An automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament is on the line there, a prize Grand Canyon has been chasing since joining the WAC and the NCAA’s highest division in 2013.

GCU basketball eyes a bigger prize

GCU basketball eyes a bigger prize
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