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Elon University nursing program to start in fall with focus on health equity in marginalized communities

Elon University nursing program to start in fall with focus on health equity in marginalized communities
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COVID-19 hospitalizations reach four-month low in N C Positive test rate drops to 4 2%

COVID-19 hospitalizations reach four-month low in N C Positive test rate drops to 4 2%
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10 Uplifting Stories To Get You Through The Week (5/12/19)

10 Uplifting Stories To Get You Through The Week (5/12/19) To help you end the week on a positive note, we have gathered all the news that might lift your spirits into one list. If you’d like a side dish of weird and wacky as well, check out the offbeat list. This week, we have not one but two inspiring stories about women who were able to fulfill their graduation dreams even if they happened a few decades late. A young girl and a pooch saved their best friends from peril. There is also a look at a burial chamber that made English archaeologists giddy with excitement and a pioneering medical technique using genetically modified viruses that saved the life of a teenager.

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Relish: Calendar of events

SUPPORT Friday Morning Support Group: 10:30 a.m.-noon. For adults with any mental health issue. 336-768-3880 or www.triadmental health.org Tides and Thrives Support Groups: 10:30 a.m.-noon virtual meeting. To access the Thrive support group: 701-802-5332, access code: 579141#, online meeting ID: thrive91. For Tides support group: 978-990-5127, access code: 815890#, online meeting ID: tides. THEATER The Little Theatre of Winston-Salem: “Hadley High”: March 5-14. A new play by Chad Edwards on YouTube. Tickets are $11.49 including fees and can be purchased by calling 336-725-4001 or www.LTofWS.org. F UNCSA: Contemporary Voices: A Virtual Theater Festival in March with livestreams of two prerecorded plays. “Down in the Gace of God” will be livestreamed at 7:30 p.m. on March 5-6 and at 4 p.m. on March 7. “Sweat” will be livestreamed at 7:30 p.m.March 12-13 and 4 p.m. March 14. Reservations are available at www.uncsa.edu/performances or by calling the UNCSA box office at 3

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NC university workers happy to be vaccine eligible, ready to get to place of normalcy

NC university workers happy to be vaccine eligible, ready to get to place of normalcy Kate Murphy, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) Mar. 3 North Carolina college and university employees, as well as students working on campus, are eligible for COVID-19 vaccines starting Wednesday. Gov. Roy Cooper announced Tuesday that front-line essential workers, including college and university instructors and support staff, would be eligible a week earlier than expected, now that three COVID-19 vaccines are available. Employees who are working in-person at their place of work, including staff who anticipate an imminent return to an in-person work setting, can make an appointment at any vaccination site in the state.

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