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Democrat-controlled legislature to take action against scandal-plagued governor; Bryan Llenas reports on 'Special Report' Amazon apparently still thinks very highly of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's book "American Crisis: Leadership Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic", despite the scandals plaguing the embattled Democrat.  Cuomo raised eyebrows when the book was published in October, with some critics describing its release as premature given that the nation was preparing for a surge in cases, hospitalizations and deaths. Additionally, the governor's controversial policy that ordered COVID-pos...

Amazon apparently still thinks very highly of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's book "American Crisis: Leadership Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic"

If you're able to go above and beyond to help us during this important time, please consider making an additional financial contribution. Click here to contribute. Gun ammunition has been in low supply around the nation. Though the trend is not entirely new, the COVID-19 pandemic has only made ammo harder to come by. Local gun shops and suppliers have seen an increased demand for ammo, as well as a much lower inventory to sell. In the Sahuarita and Green Valley area, the number of places selling ammunition is already limited. Right now, some stores only have three or four boxes of ammunitio...

Police, lawmaker differ over school officer restrictions Search By Patrick Hauf ANNAPOLIS, Md. (Feb. 10, 2021)—School resource officers in Maryland may soon only enter schools mainly during an emergency—a plan the bill sponsor says will help minority students feel more comfortable, but police say presents safety concerns. SB0245, sponsored by Sen. Arthur Ellis, D-Charles, establishes numerous restrictions on school resource officers in what he told Capital News Service is a plan to ensure students, especially those of color, feel more comfortable at school. School resource officers are ca...

The school-based health centers will initially offer school nursing, behavioral health services, preventive care and health education programming. Future plans for these centers include specific primary care services, key to improving health outcomes for students who face barriers to accessing health care. “Lack of consistent health care and accessible mental health services can create barriers to regular school attendance,” said Dr. Scott Smith, Superintendent of St. Mary’s County Public Schools. “School Based Health Centers and our proactive partnership with the St. Mary’s County ...