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Yale music teacher's chest pains became a year of battling COVID FacebookTwitterEmail Richard Gard, who has experienced the lingering health effects of COVID-19 after his hospitalization at Yale New Haven Hospital for COVID-19 in March 2020, is held by his wife, Evelyn, at their home in Beacon Falls on April 2, 2021.Arnold Gold / Hearst Connecticut Media NEW HAVEN — Richard Gard’s heart was racing; his chest hurt. He thought for sure he was having a heart attack. “My heart was just out of control,” Gard said. “Overnight I had a night where my heart was pounding out of my chest.” H...

The photo above is the sun setting over the Ogeechee River in Georgia – one of the very few recent photos in my album taken outside of Florida. In the past year we spent a total of just four nights outside of our “home” state. At what point do I forfeit my nomad license? Last year on my 14th Nomadiversary, the world was newly on pause. I concluded my annual nomadiversary post contemplating the extended lockdown ahead: And perhaps when my fifteenth nomadiversary rolls around next year, we will be back on the road and/or water – setting off to explore an entirely new world.

The lucky winner has cashed in the ticket bought in Novi.

The Great Pandemic Escape Author: iStock From bareboats and crewed charters to learn-to-sail courses, people are flocking to Florida to go boating Barb Hansen is projecting a major maritime backup from the Great Lakes straight down the Mississippi River in summer 2025. “Our school has gone crazy,” she says, referring to bookings for sail and powerboat courses at Southwest Florida Yachts, which she runs near Fort Myers. “If everybody who says they’re going to do the Great Loop in the next three to five years actually does the Loop, it’s going to be a serious traffic jam.” Ope...

Nor’easter System Impacts The Suncoast Cold Front Brings A Chill To The Suncoast By Justin Hobbs | February 1, 2021 at 6:34 PM EST - Updated February 1 at 6:38 PM SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - The first Nor’easter of 2021 is slamming the coast and dumping more than a foot of snow in some locations. This elongated storm stretched all the way from Maine down to the Suncoast. Locally, we witness the cold front associated with this system as it passed through overnight Sunday into the early hours of Monday. This front not only brought a few rumbles of thunder it came packing with cold ai...