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Lunch Logistics, Student Stress Discussed By Fairfield Officials - Vimarsana News

Lunch Logistics, Student Stress Discussed By Fairfield Officials

UpdatedWed, Mar 10, 2021 at 9:08 pm ET Reply Holland Hill Elementary students head to class Monday. (Anna Bybee-Schier/Patch) FAIRFIELD, CT — Fairfield students are back in the classroom full-time this week after months of remote and hybrid learning amid the coronavirus pandemic. But pandemic or not, some things never change — like the all-important question of where to sit at lunch. "The experiences of adolescence, which we've all dealt with, have a slight COVID twist," Superintendent Mike Cummings said Tuesday to the Board of Education, recounting how students reacted when they encounte...

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B.C. sees seven additional Coronavirus deaths, 18 new variant of concern cases - Vimarsana News

B.C. sees seven additional Coronavirus deaths, 18 new variant of concern cases

British Columbia's COVID-19 numbers have once again risen. In a written statement this afternoon (March 3), Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry and Health Minister Adrian Dix said 542 cases of the virus were detected during the past 24 hours, bringing the grand total to 75,819.  Of the new cases, Northern Health recorded 44, bringing the authority total to 4,686 since the virus hit the region on March 14, 2020. Officials announced seven more deaths linked to the virus today, bringing the province's toll to 1,372. There are 4,654 active cases throughout B.C. with 246 people current...

Austin ISD offering free curbside meals at 33 schools - Vimarsana News

Austin ISD offering free curbside meals at 33 schools

Austin ISD offering free curbside meals at 33 schools By FOX 7 Austin Digital Team Published  AUSTIN, Texas - Austin Independent School District is serving free curbside meals on Monday, February 22 for children and their caregivers at 33 schools from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Meal packs are free for any child younger than 19 as well as those older than 19 who utilize special education resources or who are enrolled in school to complete the requirements for a high school diploma.  Meals are served curbside, families are advised to stay in their cars and not enter buildings during meal pick u...

B.C. records additional 508 Coronavirus cases, six new deaths - Vimarsana News

B.C. records additional 508 Coronavirus cases, six new deaths

COVID-19 cases in B.C. still remain high. In an on-camera briefing this afternoon (Feb. 19), Deputy Provincial Health Officer Dr. Reka Gustafson said another 508 COVID-19 cases were recorded in the past 24 hours for a grand provincial total of 75,835. Of those, Northern Health detected 25 new infections for an updated authority total of 4,252. NEW - In an on camera briefing, Dr. Réka Gustafson announces another 508 COVID-19 cases detected in B.C. during the past day #bcpoli#bced#COVIDBC#COVID19#COVID19BC#cityofpg@PGMatters — Jess Balzer (@jessicajbalzer) February 19, 2021 Officials annou...

Another 14 COVID-19 deaths recorded in B.C., 500 new cases - Vimarsana News

Another 14 COVID-19 deaths recorded in B.C., 500 new cases

Northern Health continues to see large impacts from COVID-19.  In a written statement this afternoon (Jan. 20), Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry announced 500 new cases discovered in the past day in B.C., which brings the total to 62,412.  Of those, Northern Health recorded 35 more infections for an updated authority total of 2,978.  Health officials also announced 14 more people in B.C. have died from the virus, which brings the fatality rate to 1,104. One of those new deaths took place in the north for a new regional toll of 54 since the pandemic began. There are 4,345 peopl...