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102-year-old among those vaccinated at nursing home - Vimarsana News

102-year-old among those vaccinated at nursing home

There were double celebrations for nursing home resident Norita Mills this week - not only did she mark her 102nd birthday but she also became the first resident at Dublin's Beneavin House to receive the Covid-19 vaccine. Norita, who celebrated her birthday at the First Care Nursing Home in Glasnevin with a socially distanced party and cake, is the home's oldest resident. "For 102, she's the sharpest tool in the box. You'll never pull the wool over her eyes ... that's for sure," said nursing home team leader Anthony Core. He added that there is always "plenty of banter". "I know she's an e...

Source: rte.ie
This beautiful immersive lantern walk in Banff is sold out — but you can see it here - Vimarsana News

This beautiful immersive lantern walk in Banff is sold out — but you can see it here

This beautiful immersive lantern walk in Banff is sold out — but you can see it here Find out what you're missing if you live outside the Bow Valley by watching the video at the top of the story to see an immersive art exhibit in Banff that's helping locals find the Christmas spirit. Social Sharing CBC News · On the In Search of Christmas Spirit trail CBC News Calgary4 months ago 3:26This immersive art exhibit in Banff is helping locals find the Christmas spirit. Find out what you're missing if you live outside the Bow Valley.3:26 Find out what you're missing if you live outside the...

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'A huge emotional toll': Victims detail LSU's weak punishments for sexual misconduct - Vimarsana News

'A huge emotional toll': Victims detail LSU's weak punishments for sexual misconduct

Alexandra Reyes thought she had an airtight case of sexual misconduct for LSU to investigate. During the spring semester, when coronavirus-related lockdowns went into effect and students started to leave campus in droves, she returned to her dorm room one night after taking a shower. She heard a noise and an eerie feeling crept over her: Was she being watched in her room, fully undressed? She hid behind an armoire door, pulled on a pair of shorts and looked through a crack in the cabinet. Staring back at her, she said, was her suitemate’s boyfriend. His phone was out and he was filming h...