Raymond L. McCue, MD, MBA, is the new chief medical officer for Bon Secours DePaul Medical Center. He will work with leadership and medical staff to ensure quality of patient care and safety.
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The vice president s residence is located on the grounds of the U.S. Naval Observatory in Washington, D.C.
President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden are settling into their new home at the White House. Vice President Kamala Harris, however, had to delay her move to Number One Observatory Circle, the traditional residence for veeps on the grounds of the U.S. Naval Observatory.
Reports emerged this week that Harris and second gentleman Doug Emhoff are staying at Blair House temporarily while the 19th century vice president’s residence undergoes repairs. Once the maintenance is completed, they will be the eighth vice presidential family to live at the historic mansion.
Maine Voices: Will Maine’s senators let my mom vote?
Mainers can help bring democracy to our nation’s capital at long last. We must encourage Sens. King and Collins to sign on as co-sponsors of the D.C. statehood bill.
By Chris Myers AschSpecial to the Press Herald
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My mom is an amazing American. The only child of a Census Bureau statistician and a Jewish social scientist (who fled her native Germany because of the Nazis), she was born and raised in the nation’s capital. She had two children while attending medical school and another (me!) in Laos, where she practiced medicine as my father served in Vietnam. She worked in pediatrics and later in a drug clinic, then spent the last 15 years of her career caring for veterans at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. She has lived an extraordinary life of service.
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The ugly history of biological, chemical warfare and the Covid-19 experimental vaccine
Media hype surrounding the Covid-19 vaccine continues as athletes such as Kareem Abdul Jabbar urge the public to take it. But during his July 4 lecture, “The Criterion,” the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan advised Black and Indigenous people not to take America’s Covid-19 vaccine, and he called it a “pestilence from heaven.”
One of his student ministers, Dr. Wesley Muhammad, on Jan. 17 delivered part two of his lecture, “Beyond Tuskegee: Why Black People Must Not Take the Experimental Covid-19 Vaccine,” a follow-up to a lecture he delivered on Jan. 10. Both lectures were delivered at Mosque Maryam in Chicago for the Nation of Islam’s weekly Sunday broadcast. During part two, Student Minister Muhammad expanded on the guidance of Minister Farrakhan.