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Edgelea Elementary first grade class hosting health fair with a twist - Vimarsana News

Edgelea Elementary first grade class hosting health fair with a twist

Edgelea Elementary first grade class hosting health fair with a twist It's all about health and safety this week for a class of Edgelea Elementary first graders. They're hosting a health fair for the school, which is looking a lot different compared to prior years. Posted: May 24, 2021 5:55 AM Updated: May 24, 2021 11:38 AM Posted By: Micah Upshaw LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) -- It's Health Fair week for one class of Edgelea Elementary first graders. Starting Monday, May 24, and ending Friday, May 28, they're responsible for teaching the school about various health topics. But this year's fair ...

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Retailers, Restaurants and Theme Parks Lift Mask Rules: Live Updates - Vimarsana News

Retailers, Restaurants and Theme Parks Lift Mask Rules: Live Updates

Retailers, Restaurants and Theme Parks Lift Mask Rules: Live Updates RIGHT NOW Source: Factset Starbucks has announced that masks will be optional for vaccinated customers as of Monday, unless local regulations require them.Credit...Eze Amos for The New York Times Target on Monday joined a growing list of retailers, restaurants and theme parks that will allow fully vaccinated customers to go mask free, following new coronavirus safety guidance from the federal government last week that said vaccinated people rarely transmit the virus. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday...

Covid in Hamburg: How Small Businesses Are Coping - Vimarsana News

Covid in Hamburg: How Small Businesses Are Coping

May 7, 2021 Germany is known for luxury cars, machine tools and other goods that have protected the overall economy from the worst effects of the pandemic. But Germany is also a nation of shopkeepers, small operations whose employees are often from the same family. These businesses have been pushed to the brink of existence by lockdowns, quarantines and other restrictions that often change from day to day. Vaccines are in short supply and intensive care units are filling up, prompting Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government to impose a nationwide curfew last month in areas with high infection...

Pratt community luncheons in May include fellowship, uplifting messages - Vimarsana News

Pratt community luncheons in May include fellowship, uplifting messages

Billie Blair Pratt Tribune A new twist to an annual tradition that came to a halt last year because of COVID-19, is back in Pratt.  The Pratt Faith Partnership (PFP), formerly the Ministerial Alliance, has planned community luncheons during the month of May to compensate for Lenten Luncheons that were cancelled in 2020 and before Easter in 2021.  The Christian Church is in the season of Eastertide now and according to the Rev. Karen Lemon, All Saints Episcopal Church, “Easter is a more joyful time and people are hungry for fellowship and ready to get back to normal.”  Lemon said she ha...

Jobless Claims Continue to Fall: Live Updates - Vimarsana News

Jobless Claims Continue to Fall: Live Updates

Opposition to Net Neutrality Was Faked, New York Says: Live Updates S&P 500 Source: Factset Protesters removed props after a 2017 protest in Washington against repealing net neutrality rules.Credit...Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Internet service providers funded an effort that yielded millions of fake comments supporting the Federal Communications Commission’s repeal of so-called net neutrality rules in 2017, the New York attorney general said on Thursday. Internet providers, working through a group called Broadband for America, spent $4.2 million on the project, the attorney general said....