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Betty J. Reynolds

Adams - Betty J. Reynolds, 97, passed away on January 4, 2021 at the Samaritan Medical Center, in Watertown, NY after a brief illness, with her daughter, Deborah Langworthy at

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Judge Imposes Covid Measures for Immigrants at Northern California Jail - Vimarsana News

Judge Imposes Covid Measures for Immigrants at Northern California Jail

(AP Photo/David Goldman, File) SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — Less than a month after imposing strict Covid-19 safety measures on a privately run detention center in California, a federal judge on Thursday put similar restrictions in place to contain a major outbreak at a county jail that houses immigrant detainees north of Sacramento. “We think it’s an important victory that will help protect the lives of ICE detainees at the Yuba County Jail,” said ACLU of Northern California attorney William Freeman, who represents the detainees, in a phone interview. “The measures that the court ordered a...

St. Paul's Episcopal Church donates 1,000 lbs of venison to families in need - Vimarsana News

St. Paul's Episcopal Church donates 1,000 lbs of venison to families in need

TRAPPE — From individual deliveries to packaged handouts at the back of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, volunteers distributed 1,000 pounds of venison this month to 65 families, giving them some help for the holidays during a pandemic that has forced mass layoffs and furloughs. The Warm Hearts/Warm Tummies campaign was established and led for the first time by Charlotte Meyer, a board member for St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. She and more than 10 volunteers donated the bulk of the venison on Saturday, Dec. 19, working through the morning wind and wintry cold to get the food into peo...