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Subscribe UAH alumnus Michael Terres, a research assistant in the department of Space Science (SPA) with The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), a part of The University of Alabama System, has been announced as the winner of a Future Investigators in NASA Earth and Space Science and Technology (FINESST) 2020 grant to study turbulence in solar plasma. The FINESST program provides research grants to graduate students who are designing and performing research projects relevant to the goals of the NASA Science Mission Directorate (SMD) in one or more of four divisions: Earth Sciences, Heli...

UpdatedThu, Jan 14, 2021 at 6:33 am PT Replies(2) Dr. Mike Tarnay of Manhattan Beach shows the form indicating he had received his second dose of a vaccine for COVID-19. (Mike Tarnay) MANHATTAN BEACH, CA — He sees the personal impacts of the coronavirus every time he works. As an attending physician in the Emergency Department at Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center in Torrance, Dr. Mike Tarnay of Manhattan Beach has treated the COVID-19 patients who arrive at the hospital in need of care. Currently, the ED sees about 150-180 patients a day. At least half have COVID-19, he told ...

Virtual Expungement Clinic Being Held For Delco Arrestees Monday - Marple Newtown, PA - State Rep. Joanna McClinton and State Sen. Anthony Williams are hosting the virtual expungement clinic on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Reply Gov. Charlie Baker is expected to sign "Laura's Law" Friday. (Shutterstock) SOMERVILLE, MA — A bill designed to improve access to emergency rooms across the state will be signed by Gov. Charlie Baker Friday. The legislation, known as "Laura's Law," was enacted by the Massachusetts House and Senate in their formal session last week. The bill was written following the death of Laura Levis outside Somerville Hospital in 2016. Details of Levis's death emerged in a 2018 Boston Globe Magazine story written by her husband, Peter DeMarco. Levis brought herself to the hospital in the midst o...

UpdatedWed, Jan 13, 2021 at 6:00 pm ET Reply Salem Public Schools returned a 1.7 positive test rate - well below the statewide 7.11 average - in district-wide coronavirus testing done prior to Monday's return to hybrid learning for grades kindergarten through eight. (Dave Copeland/Patch) SALEM, MA — Salem Public Schools conducted nearly 2,000 coronavirus tests in advance of this week's return to hybrid learning with Superintendent Stephen Zrike saying on Wednesday that 31 of those tests came back positive. Tests were made available to students, staff and family of students. Zrike said one f...