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Big gaps in vaccine rates across the US worry health experts COLLIN BINKLEY, JAY REEVES and JOHN SEEWER, Associated Press May 20, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 12 1of12Kevin Fisher, of Quincy, Mass., left, receives his second shot of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine from RN Katherine Francisco, of Avon, Mass., right, at a mass vaccination clinic, Wednesday, May 19, 2021, at Gillette Stadium, in Foxborough, Mass. A month after every adult in the U.S. became eligible for the vaccine, a distinct geographic pattern has emerged: The highest vaccination rates are concentrated in the Northeast, whi...

Farming is another industry feeling the impact of the labor shortage and farmers are warning it could impact how much things cost.

SCR 20:1.4 addresses the lawyer’s duty to communicate with the client. 11 The current pandemic or any other disaster or emergency makes regular contact with clients more important than ever. The client needs to know how to contact the lawyer just as the lawyer must know how to contact the clients. For example, if telephone calls and emails are routed through the firm’s communication system, the lawyers must regularly access office voicemail, email and any other methods of client communication regularly used in the office to ensure no communications are missed. If firm lawyers work remotel...

  Article Contributed by gratefulweb | Published on Thursday, March 11, 2021 This past year has been a challenging one for everyone across the globe.  The music industry has been hit especially hard with small venues closing, touring musicians unable to perform and uncertainty around when the concert industry will be able to open back up again. Despite this, musicians are still creating and writing new material and many folks – professional musicians and those who just enjoy playing – have spent time during quarantine devoted to becoming more proficient or learning a new instrument ...

Communities across the South Plains are beginning to receive shipments of the COVID-19 vaccines, and are hosting clinics with the resources they have available. Tim Pierce, executive director of the South Plains Association of Government, says it's a unique undertaking for everyone — he said it's like building an airplane as you're flying it. To give out second doses, the Crosby County Pioneer Memorial Museum has been transformed into a vaccine clinic for the weekend. Why the museum? Because the museum's auditorium is the largest room in Crosbyton. Debra Miller is the administrator at the ...