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a- Attention, parents: If your children are online, they are being bombarded by an inescapable public relations campaign by all the Bigs—Big Pharma, Big Government and Big Tech—to brainwash them about the COVID vaccine. While children under 18 remain at the lowest risk of COVID-19, peer pressure to get the experimental jabs is enormous. That groupthink is compounded by relentless messaging from politicians, celebrities and social media influencers posting virtue-signaling photos of themselves flaunting their arm Band-Aids and immunization papers. The playing field is rigged by internet ti...

Attention, parents: If your children are online, they are being bombarded by an inescapable public relations campaign by all the Bigs — Big Pharma, Big Government, and Big Tech — to brainwash them about the COVID vaccine.

Best of Weekender: Candid conversation with actor Pooja Bedi, and Deepak Ramola of Project FUEL In the first week of March, YS Weekender had a mixed bag of stories on entrepreneurship, health and fitness, sustainable living, and entertainment. 0 claps In the first week of March, YS Weekender had a mixed bag of stories on entrepreneurship, health and fitness, sustainable living, and entertainment. Here's a compilation of all the top stories that you shouldn't miss from the week that was: Actor Pooja Bedi In an exclusive interview with Bollywood actor, model, columnist, television talk show h...

Social media ‘micro-influencers’ join effort to get America vaccinated Health care leaders are relying on social media and local doctors and nurses to battle vaccine skepticism, especially in hard-hit minority communities. A healthcare worker receives a second Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine shot at Beaumont Health in Southfield, Mich. | Paul Sancya/AP Photo Link Copied Health care providers scrambling to build trust in Covid-19 vaccines are amassing a digital army to win over skeptics, enlisting everyone from faith leaders to social media stars to promote confidence in the shots — es...

Guest Commentary I read John Salamy’s letter in the Tupper Lake Free Press on Dec. 29. John’s letter was well written and raised some good concerns as regards the proposal here in Tupper Lake by a group of businessmen and community members. The plan comes in four phases, focus is on the first phase for now. It involves purchasing (1) Big Tupper Ski Area, (2) connecting snowmobile trails throughout town, (3) turning the James C. Frenette Sr. cross-country ski trails into year-round trails, (4) building 10 miles of mountain biking trails near Rock Island Bay at the south end of Tupper La...