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Minnesota child abuse reports plunge during coronavirus pandemic, worrying authorities The steep decline could be a sign that abuse is going unnoticed behind closed doors. January 11, 2021 6:02pm Text size Copy shortlink:
Reports of child abuse and neglect in Minnesota have dropped sharply during the coronavirus pandemic, which has eased strain on the child welfare system while spurring fears that problems are going unnoticed while children are away from school.
New data from the Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) show that, during the first eight months of the pandemic, local child protection agencies received 22% fewer reports of child maltreatment over the same period in 2019. That, in turn, has contributed to a sharp drop in the number of children being separated from their families and placed into foster care.
Chelsea and Man City comfortably progress to 4th round
Timo Werner ended his goalscoring drought against Morecambe while Bernardo Silva netted twice for City in a 3-0 win over Birmingham. By Press Association Sunday 10 Jan 2021, 4:13 PM Jan 10th 2021, 4:13 PM 3,911 Views 1 Comment
Timo Werner breaks his goal drought.
Image: Matt Dunham
Image: Matt Dunham
Chelsea 4-0 Morecambe
TIMO WERNER ENDED his 12-match goal drought as Chelsea cruised past Morecambe 4-0 at Stamford Bridge and into the FA Cup fourth round.
Mason Mount toasted his 22nd birthday with a fine 25-yard strike, with Callum Hudson-Odoi and Kai Havertz also on target.
Misfiring Germany forward Werner was pitched in despite the League Two opposition, with boss Frank Lampard desperate to kick-start his £53million signing’s goal return.
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Academy at Charlemont students hang masks, scarves and mittens in Greenfield for people in need
From left, Elaina Gibb and Rachel Friedman, students from the Academy at Charlemont, leaving warm clothes at the Energy Park in Greenfield. STAFF PHOTO/MAX MARCUS
Published: 12/20/2020 2:52:28 PM
GREENFIELD Like most other things this year, an annual occurrence at The Academy at Charlemont looked a little different this year than in the past.
“Most of the time, (the clothing drive) is just a coat drive winter coats, and all that but this year, because of COVID, we decided to expand it to all kinds of clothes because there is more need than ever,” said Academy at Charlemont student Sarah Senet, 16, who helped organize this year’s drive with the Community Service Council.