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Mobile dining room, Gladys Knight, virtual dance marathon: News from around our 50 states

Mobile dining room, Gladys Knight, virtual dance marathon: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports, USA TODAY Alabama © Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP Actress Julie Andrews sent a personal letter to Prattville Christian Academy theater students after the death of their director Joey B. Fine. Prattville: Mary Poppins is well-known for swooping in unexpectedly to lift the spirits of young people in need – just what the woman who played her in 1964 has done for a group of Prattville Christian Academy students in mourning. Joey B. Fine, 48, who died in January from complications of COVID-19, was the founding pastor at Seasons Church in Prattville and Prattville Christian’s benefit play director. He’d been working with a student cast from grades 6-12 on a production of “Mary Poppins Jr.” “As high school students, for a lot of them this was their first big loss,” said Rebecca W. Thomas, marketing and communications directo

After an Insider investigation, ICE reverses its claim that it asked states to vaccinate detained immigrants

ICE backs down from claim that it asked states to vaccinate detainees

Insider found no evidence that ICE asked states to vaccinate detainees, as the agency claimed.  ICE now says the COVID-19 vaccine rollout included doses for detainees but some states never got the message. Read the Insider investigation that revealed how federal negligence could leave thousands of at-risk immigrants out of the largest vaccine rollout in history. US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has reversed its previous claim that it was working with state and local health departments to ensure that the ICE detainee population is included in state vaccination plans, following an Insider investigation that found the federal agency has no plan to vaccinate the almost 14,000 immigrants in its custody against COVID-19.

Coronavirus in Mississippi: 348 new cases, 24 deaths reported Tuesday

Coronavirus in Mississippi: 348 new cases, 24 deaths reported Tuesday Gabriela Szymanowska, Mississippi Clarion Ledger How to soothe COVID-19 vaccine discomforts Replay Video UP NEXT The Mississippi State Department of Health reported 348 new cases of COVID-19 and 24 coronavirus-related deaths on Tuesday. Since the virus hit the state in March, a total of 291,222 cases and 6,577 coronavirus-related deaths have been reported. According to a New York Times database on Tuesday, at least 1,454 new coronavirus deaths and 59,462 new cases were reported in the U.S. Monday. Over the past week, there has been an average of 66,977 cases per day, a decrease of 40% from the average two weeks earlier.

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