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At an Update to the Nation on 20th January 2021 with Prime Minister Honourable Allen Chastanet, Command Centre Chairman Honourable Dominic...
January 16, 2021 Rock Valley / Spencer, Iowa — A Rock Valley-based provider of services to persons with disabilities has received a large donation. Hope Haven officials tell us they are pleased to announce they have received a generous donation from Sunshine Services of Spencer, Iowa in the form of a commercial real estate property. They tell us the building consists of a large office and program space that will be utilized by Hope Haven for services and activities that empower individuals with disabilities. Hope Haven officials tell us they are thankful to Sunshine Services and Board Presi...
The Atlantic Georgia Sends a Preacher to Washington Anger over Donald Trump’s leadership created an opening for progressives to flip formerly solid-red states such as Georgia—and reclaim the identity of so-called values voters. Getty / The Atlantic Editor’s Note: This piece was originally published on August 23, 2020. On January 6, 2021, Raphael Warnock, a Democrat, was the winner of one of Georgia’s two Senate runoffs. Read Emma Green’s profile of the pastor, who is poised to become the first Black senator from Georgia. ATLANTA—In late July, Democratic political giants filed into...
Updated on December 26, 2020 at 7:36 am NBC Universal, Inc. A smaller-than-usual crowd celebrated Christmas Mass at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels Friday morning, with social distancing measures in place due to the coronavirus pandemic. Parishioners wore face coverings and stayed at least six feet apart from others, including when taking communion. Many churchgoers who traditionally attend Christmas services were able to watch Masses live from the downtown cathedral on television, or stream the services on their digital devices. The Archdiocese previously announced updated guidel...
The town that doesn't believe in COVID: 'Off-the-rails' mayor of tiny Washington community keeps open its 30 businesses as locals pack bars, refuse masks and claim lockdown is utter nonsense Mossyrock mayor Randall Sasser passed an ordinance in November refusing shutdown, citing 'Constitutional rights of small town America' The town, with a population of 759 in the 2010 census, says it's 'unfair' to restrict its 30 businesses, claiming the state will not give him data on local infections Sasser says 'District Three' of Lewis county, which encompasses Mossyrock and has a population of around 2...