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James said his family has already received their vaccines so he feels lucky that the chance to get the virus is lower for him. "I'm not too worried about risk to life from COVID-19 but there are still a lot of problems that come from getting COVID," James said. "It's still a big deal." How to address reluctant kids Dr. Alexander Wong is an infectious disease physician in Regina. He said young people may be less keen to get the COVID-19 vaccination, partly because they don't feel the virus is going to be as serious or dangerous for them. "The science kind of bears that out," Wong said. "I thin...

UpdatedFri, Apr 30, 2021 at 4:46 pm CT Reply Michael Jacobs died in 2016 after battling brain cancer for over a year. (Courtesy of Judy Jacobs) Jeff Jacobs presents the Michael Jacobs Memorial Scholarship each year at Mahtomedi High School. (Courtesy of Judy Jacobs) EAGAN, MN— As Michael Jacobs battled brain cancer, a voice in his head continued to repeat one word: James. At first, he thought it was about his best friend Eric James, but he soon realized that it was God speaking to him, his mother Judy Jacobs, said. Jacobs, an Eagan resident, said that Michael opened his bible to James 1. "...

Rise of the schoolboys; De Leon, ‘Gally’, Archibald take the stage in ’70 WCQ In the second instalment of a series on Trinidad and Tobago’s World Cup football adventures, adapted from articles published first in the Trinidad Express in 2006, Lasana Liburd talks to iconic playmaker Leroy De Leon: The Trinidad and Tobago football team returned from Suriname on 15 March 1965 with red faces as the 1966 World Cup campaign ended with an embarrassing 6-1 defeat to its Dutch mainland rivals. Photo: The Trinidad and Tobago Men’s National Senior Team prepare to kick off against Suriname in 19...

Home / Volley / Global Football / A ‘Tiger’ at the back and Gellineau’s good head on top; T&T’s humble W/Cup bow in ‘66 A ‘Tiger’ at the back and Gellineau’s good head on top; T&T’s humble W/Cup bow in ‘66 As the Trinidad and Tobago Men’s National Senior Team prepare to kick off their Qatar 2022 World Cup qualifying series, journalist Lasana Liburd recalls our first campaign with former national goalkeeper Lincoln ‘Tiger’ Phillips—in the first instalment of a series on T&T’s World Cup adventures, adapted from articles published first in the Trinidad Express in 20...

Bill DiPaolo Special to the Daily News Red velvet rope sets off about two dozen Triumph, BMW, Suzuki and Moto Guzzi motorcycles at the Burn Up Company Vintage Motorcycles warehouse. These machines are special. “There’s a human component to motorcycles. They are not perfect. They change. You must have faith in them. You get out what you give,” said David Plotkin, the owner of the 11,000-square-foot former plumbing warehouse tucked in an industrial area near Quadrille Boulevard and Dixie Highway. Classic motorcycles from Burn Up are currently on display Tuesday to Sunday until mid-April...