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Sandy Copestick SALEM — About 100 Blossom Nursing and Rehabilitation staff members and residents stepped up to receive the COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday. Megan Schardt, Regional Sales Director of Atrium Living Centers Inc., which operates Blossom, said the clinic went well and she knew of no allergic reactions to the Pfizer vaccine. Plans called for monitoring the recipients the next few days to ensure everything was ok. Schardt had announced the scheduling of the clinic last week, saying it was giving the families, residents and staff member “a glimmer of hope.” This was the first of three ...

BY MICHAEL CHAIKEN | REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN December 16, 2020 BY MICHAEL CHAIKEN | REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN Just because a musical artist has ticked off nearly 50 years in the business doesn’t mean they still can’t create some vital music. And Blue Oyster Cult has proven it with their latest “The Symbol Remains.” CONTRIBUTED After nearly 50 years of recording, Blue Oyster Cult is back on track with its newest album ‘The Symbol Remains.’ After the sprint of hit records early in a career, the spark of creativity for most musical artists may dim. They start to grind o...

Audio: Dolby Digital Audio / 5.1 / 48 kHz / 448 kbps Audio: LPCM 2.0 / 48 kHz / 1536 kbps / 16-bit Time: 01:57:41 Full Size: 8,66 GB Recorded live on June 21, 2002 at the Navy Pier / Skyline Stage in Chicago, Blue Oyster Cult's "A Long Day's Night" celebrates, at the time, 30+ years of incredible music from the band. This release truly highlights the band's phenomenal career up until that point in time. Originally released in 2002 on CD and DVD, "A Long Day's Night" is now being reissued on CD/DVD, Blu-ray, and Vinyl. The audio appearing on all formats has been completely restored and remaste...

Unfit magazines use Thinkerbeat Reader to “chart… the authors that we thought did really well with a story submission.” But these are not stories they bought – six days ago they tweeted out a link to the list of stories they rejected. The page had names, titles, and a rating between one and five stars. One problem: none of the authors had given them permission to do so. SFWA issued a statement on Facebook warning about the practices in March. Nine months later, Longshot Press is now trying to discredit SFWA in its post “A Clear Bias at the SFWA”. Why does the SFWA post fa...

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