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HARRISON COUNTY, Texas Saturday marked a full week since contract talks broke down between Prysmian Group and 200 workers at their plant outside Marshall, Texas. In the days since, members of the United Auto Workers union have been picketing around the clock. But that s lead to another dispute, involving neighbors who live right across the street from the plant, which manufactures cables for power lines and telecommunications systems. The Prysmian employees have been on strike since March 26, accusing the company of denying their requests for fair wages. Though the Saturday of Easter weekend brought out a small crowd of workers, several dozen people gathered outside the plant along U.S. Highway 80 to wave signs, chant Strike until it s right! and encourage passing traffic to honk their horns in support of their cause. ....
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Woman hosts food giveaway from N. Charleston home VIDEO: Woman hosts food giveaway from N. Charleston home By Alexis Simmons | April 3, 2021 at 1:16 PM EDT - Updated April 4 at 8:09 AM NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A Lowcountry woman is working to make a difference in her community. On Saturday, Rhonda Blake hosted a food drive from her home on Riverview Avenue in North Charleston. “It’s a give back,” Blake said. “We got the COVID virus going on, we got people out of work, we’ve got children that are home every day still going to school at home and we still got children that going to school. I want to be able to come and help someone along the way.” ....
The pandemic has shaped the future of remote healthcare as the importance of providing access to essential healthcare services grew dramatically as the world scrambled to move to digital. In fact, 23.6% of all healthcare interactions were via telehealth during the first four months of the pandemic, up from just .3% for the same period in 2019. Ro, founded in 2017, is one of the pioneering patient-driven telehealth companies that’s built to be the first point of contact when you need to see a physician. The technology allows you to seamlessly connect with a physician, nurse, or pharmacist in minutes instead of days or weeks, bringing the care experience online instead of at a doctor’s office. Ro also operates its own pharmacy fulfillment business, effectively allowing the company to support patient needs from the initial diagnosis to treatment/delivery and everything in between. Structured as a holding company that’s able to capitalize on a robust centralized platform, ....
The whole idea of this project is take what you need, leave what you can.  This community fridge is a place where Missoulians can help each other out by providing access to food, fresh produce and personal hygiene items. It s open to anyone and everyone. It s a sister project of the Montana Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) Mutual Aid Fund, a fund created by people of color for people of color that s powered by the entire community. The mutual aid fund was receiving a lot of requests for groceries that they weren t able to fill, because they had to prioritize other requests like rent and medical bills. ....