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ThyBlackMan.com) President Biden, included in his $2 Trillion SUPER SIZED Stimulus Package, paying off $10,000.00 per borrower of student loans.  The Democrat House Leaders, not to be outdone, pushed for $50,000.00 loan forgiveness.  Because our federal government runs a MONSTER deficit, this proposal adds $700 Billion debt (on top of the $23.3 TRILLION existing national debt) on our grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and BEYOND.   I believe this proposal is unethical and irresponsible. Why should taxpayers who did not attend college or paid off their loans  be FORCED, without a vot...

As you know, we've had some hits and misses when it comes to school cancellations. But who decides that school is out, and just as importantly - HOW do they decide? The kids had a snow day this past weekend, as you probably know. So I'm sure you guys probably understand that the decision to cancel school because of weather isn't taken lightly. It affects a lot of people, and the districts are very aware that babysitters, day cares, parents, kids, businesses,....a lot of people will be involved. So how do they make the decision? I reached out to the local school Superintendents and posed that...

Students return to hybrid learning models in New Haven, Wallingford New Haven and Wallingford will be going back to their hybrid learning models but not everyone is supporting the decision to send some kids back to the classroom Author: FOX61 Staff, Lissette Nunez Published: 8:59 AM EST January 19, 2021 Updated: 9:17 AM EST January 19, 2021 NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Students throughout the state are expected to return back to the classroom this morning, including the new haven public school district. Starting today, the district will begin a hybrid l...

Vaccine appointments in New York going fast By Karen Matthews and Jennifer Peltz Published  NYC Vaccine Finder New York City is opening 24-hour vaccination hubs and has launched a website and hotline to help you find a place to get your shot. NEW YORK (AP) - New Yorkers battered by months of isolation and worry eagerly snapped up limited chances to get the COVID-19 vaccine as the state began its first mass inoculations of older people and many essential workers. Monday marked the first day of universal eligibility for all people age 75 and up and a much longer list of workers, including tran...

Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — New Yorkers battered by months of isolation and worry eagerly snapped up limited chances to get the COVID-19 vaccine as the state began its first mass inoculations of older people and many essential workers. Monday marked the first day of universal eligibility for all people age 75 and up and a much longer list of workers, including transit employees, grocery clerks, teachers, police officers, firefighters and others. Some pharmacies giving out the shots reported that their phone lines were jammed with customers seeking the vaccine. Even appointments betw...