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AUBURN — The Community Foundation of DeKalb County has awarded nine grants for the second quarter of 2021. The foundation accepts proposals and awards grants from several funds through a competitive process. Applicants submit grant proposals through the foundation’s online grant portal. The grant committee reviews all submissions and makes a recommendation to the board of directors based on funding availability and other grant criteria. Grants awarded this week: • DeKalb County Economic Development Partnership — $5,000 for collaborative county-wide housing strategy; ...

The shadow orphan crisis of Covid-19 Vox.com 5 hrs ago Brian Resnick © Ben Hasty/MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle Luminarias lined up at the Reading Hospital in West Reading, where the Hospital held a Memorial ceremony for the 938 Berks County residents who have died from Covid-19. The Covid-19 pandemic is multiple crises in one, and our fixation with deaths and case numbers can obscure some of the pandemic’s collateral damage. But more of the related fallout is now coming into view, particularly when it comes to children. Researchers now estimate that more than 40,000 ch...

For weeks after Cindy Pollock began planting tiny flags across her yard — one for each of the more than 1,800 Idahoans killed by COVID-19 — the toll was mostly

Associated Press FILE - In this Jan. 9, 2021, file photo, Chaplain Kristin Michealsen holds the hand of a deceased COVID-19 patient while talking on the phone with the patient's family member at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center in the Mission Hills section of Los Angeles. "I have never seen this much of death and suffering," said Michealsen, who has been a chaplain for 13 years. "I often tell families that I'm holding their loved one's hand when they can't and that I am with them when they are dying when they can't be." (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong, File) For weeks after Cindy Pollock began plan...

For weeks after Cindy Pollock began planting tiny flags across her yard — one for each of the more than 1,800 Idahoans killed by COVID-19 — the toll was mostly