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Bad Kötztings Reha setzt auf Post-Covid

Bad Kötztings Reha setzt auf Post-Covid
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Parents grieving lost children given funeral gowns

Pat Marsters founded Danielle's Angel Gowns, made up of a team of 66 seamstresses, to donate gowns to families who experienced child loss.

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Experiencing racism: Randolph teens open up in virtual forum

The Patriot Ledger
Randolph youth discussed their experiences with systemic racism during a virtual forum, “Breaking the Silence on All Racism," hosted by Quincy Asian Resources Inc. Tuesday night.
Randolph town councilor Kenrick Clifton facilitated the discussion, encouraging the five invited teenagers from Randolph's middle and high schools to share their experiences with racism and their suggestions on how schools can promote inclusion and push for change.
Philip Chong, president of Quincy Asian Resources Inc., said they wanted to host the forum as the nation confronts anti-Asian hate and the "systematic and racial inequity" fought against by the Black Lives Matter movement.

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Milton relects select board member, two new school committee members

MILTON — Michael Zullas overwhelmingly won a second term on the select board, two newcomers won seats on the school committee and voters approved a debt exclusion to update the town's fire stations in Tuesday's town election.
Zullas defeated Philip Johenning by a margin of 3,481 votes to 691 in the select board race.
Elizabeth "Lizzy" Carroll and Beverly Ross Denny, who ran a joint campaign, swept to victory in the contest for two vacant school committee seats. Carroll, a program director for Facing History and Ourselves, collected 2,778 votes and Denny, director of Grantmakers for Education, had 2,745 votes. Kristin Kociol placed third with 1,949 votes and Susannah Hagerty had 1,321.

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Kur + Reha GmbH stellt neuen Jahresbericht vor

Kur + Reha GmbH stellt neuen Jahresbericht vor
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CVS, Walgreens begin vaccine rollout for Missouri nursing homes

Some may have to wait a couple weeks to get underway.
Author: Alex Fees (KSDK)
Updated: 7:43 PM CST December 29, 2020
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. — CVS and Walgreens are the two distributors for the COVID-19 vaccine for Missouri nursing homes. Long-term care facilities in the state are in various stages of deploying the vaccination shots with staff from one of those two pharmacy chains.
CVS officials said they have partnered with nearly 600 Missouri skilled nursing and assisted living facilities to administer the vaccine.
“When CVS partnered with the CDC to be able to do this initiative, the skilled nursing facilities had their choice — CVS or Walgreens — in order to administer," CVS District Leader Dr. Sarah Edington said. "Once they made that choice, CVS and the facilities started scheduling, with the release of the vaccine and the start date, based on the activation date. For Missouri that was Dec. 28.”

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Atlanta Chiropractor Grew Single Clinic to 10 Locations Focused on Integrative Healthcare - Press Release

Atlanta Chiropractor Grew Single Clinic to 10 Locations Focused on Integrative Healthcare
Dr. Alex Jutis of Optimum Health has built one of Georgia’s most trusted integrative medicine and chiropractic clinics.
When Dr. Alex Jutis opened his first integrative practice, Optimum Health Rehab & Wellness, back in 2002, he never dreamed his small clinic in Buford would one day expand to ten locations.
Born and raised in New York City, Jutis graduated with a bachelor’s in history from Binghamton University in New York before enrolling at Life University in Marietta, Georgia to pursue his passion for health and wellness.
After receiving his Doctor of Chiropractic degree, he opened his first private practice in Buford to grow his work to offer Georgians non-surgical solutions while helping them on their journey to holistic healing.

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Did Mitch McConnell block relief bill for months because of a Kentucky nursing home mogul?

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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has for months stonewalled a new round of coronavirus emergency relief, specifically digging in on liability protections for businesses as a "red line" in negotiations with House Democrats and the Trump administration. But with a government shutdown looming at midnight on Friday, negotiations on a new bill have in recent days inched forward, with McConnell signaling he would yield on his key sticking point, apparently in part because he fears another failed attempt would damage the two Republican senators facing tight runoff elections in Georgia early next month.
Still, McConnell will almost certainly not abandon his crusade for corporate immunity, which for months has stood in the way of much-needed relief for tens of millions of Americans struggling under the health and economic burdens brought about by the woefully uncontained coronavirus pandemic.

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