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Fenland councillor wants Queen to back QEH hospital bid - Vimarsana News

Fenland councillor wants Queen to back QEH hospital bid

A Fenland councillor called for Royal Family support to get the Queen Elizabeth Hospital at King’s Lynn re-built.

Fenland councillor wants Queen to back QEH hospital bid - Vimarsana News

Fenland councillor wants Queen to back QEH hospital bid

A Fenland councillor called for Royal Family support to get the Queen Elizabeth Hospital at King’s Lynn re-built.

Fenland councillor wants Queen to back QEH hospital bid - Vimarsana News

Fenland councillor wants Queen to back QEH hospital bid

A Fenland councillor called for Royal Family support to get the Queen Elizabeth Hospital at King’s Lynn re-built.

Tipitina's & Other New Orleans Music Venues Require Proof of Vac - Vimarsana News

Tipitina's & Other New Orleans Music Venues Require Proof of Vac

(WDSU) COVID-19 cases in southeast Louisiana are on the rise at a startling rate mainly due to the Delta variant, and New Orleans is the metropolitan epicenter of all things COVID. New Orleans businesses have already started to respond. Three well-known popular music establishments are now requiring proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test from the past 72 hours to enter. Starting this weekend, Tipitina's, Maple Leaf Bar and d.b.a. will not let you in just because you say you were vaccinated or tested negative for COVID-19, you'll need to prove it. You must have your I.D and valid CO...

Peterson And Carter Spar During 2nd Congressional District Debate - Vimarsana News

Peterson And Carter Spar During 2nd Congressional District Debate

While State Sens. Karen Carter Peterson and Troy Carter largely agreed with each other during Louisiana Considered’s 30-minute debate Friday, the two Democrats also offered differing views on a couple of key topics, including health care, the minimum wage and whether they’d support a boycott of Louisiana events if the state legislature passed restrictive voting measures. There were also several testy exchanges between the candidates over some of the recent campaign rhetoric and advertisements. The debate, which aired on WWNO and WRKF in partnership with The Times-Picayune | The Advocate,...

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