21 Facts About Vaccines and Vaccine History
From facts about the COVID-19 vaccine to tidbits from vaccine history, here’s everything you ever wanted to know about immunization.
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From facts about the COVID-19 vaccine to tidbits from vaccine history, here’s everything you ever wanted to know about immunization.
increase font size Six people injured when dump truck hauling rocks falls onto car in Wilton A dump truck tipped over onto a passenger car on Route 2, trapping at least one person. Share Emergency responders and bystanders work Monday to free occupants of a car after a dump truck fell on it on Route 2 in Wilton. Donna M. Perry/Sun Journal WILTON — Six people were injured, including three children, just after 11 a.m. Monday when a dump truck filled with rocks tipped over onto a passenger car on U.S. Route 2 West, near the intersection of Jay Street. Emergency responders stabilized the tru...
Rolling Stone George Floyd’s Body Is on Trial for Its Own Murder The defense for former Minneapolis cop Derek Chauvin is relying upon centuries of racial stereotypes and health inequities to make a case for his acquittal By Megan Varner/Getty Images During the two weeks that former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin has been on trial for murdering George Floyd, the legend of John Henry has come to mind. According to the great American folk ballad, the railroad laborer was working in West Virginia in the early 1870s when his company bought a steam drill. It could dig d...
Community remembers Leesburg business owner Ben Moseley Cindy Peterson Many people are mourning the loss of downtown business owner Benjamin Moseley, who died unexpectedly on Dec. 22. He was most notably known as the owner of SIP Restaurant, Frugals and Chrome Cowboy, with past endeavors such as Wrapsody and The Marinated Olive. “We are co-owners of Frugals but it was Ben’s concept that gave birth to the first location in Mount Dora,” his wife, Lindy Colvin, said. “That man was the love of my life. We made a beautiful team. He could tell me his ideas and I would be able to make a grap...