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Astoria woman files personal injury suit against Astoria school superintendent - Vimarsana News

Astoria woman files personal injury suit against Astoria school superintendent

An Astoria woman has filed a lawsuit against the Astoria School District superintendent and others, claiming she was injured after being struck by a vehicle on Denver Street in 2022.

Duke to end COVID-19 vaccine requirement for most students, faculty and staff - Vimarsana News

Duke to end COVID-19 vaccine requirement for most students, faculty and staff

This change is effective May 11, when the federal Public Health Emergency ends, and is consistent with Duke’s peer universities, according to the email. Duke will continue to offer the primary and booster vaccinations free of charge to all students, faculty and staff.

Duke ends mask requirement on buses and vans, assessing potential changes to COVID-19 vaccination policy - Vimarsana News

Duke ends mask requirement on buses and vans, assessing potential changes to COVID-19 vaccination policy

Masking is recommended on buses, according to the email, and masks will remain available to passengers when boarding buses.

Another US College Just Reinstated Mask Mandates For Students - Vimarsana News

Another US College Just Reinstated Mask Mandates For Students

Another US College Just Reinstated Mask Mandates For Students Alexa Schwerha on January 11, 2023 Rhode Island College reinstated its mask mandate for the

Another US College Just Reinstated Mask Mandates For Students - Vimarsana News

Another US College Just Reinstated Mask Mandates For Students

Rhode Island College reinstated its mask mandate for the spring 2023 semester after Providence County reported a "high" COVID-19 risk level.