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'Doing the right thing': Coalition observes anniversary of Alamo Plaza civil rights milestone noted by Jackie Robinson


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Lifelong San Antonian, East Side resident and a member of the Coalition for the Woolworth Building Nettie Hinton, seated, speaks Tuesday in front of the Woolworth Building at the corner of Alamo and Houston streets about the peaceful integration of the downtown institution on March 16, 1960.William Luther /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less
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Members of the Save the Woolworth Coalition prepare Tuesday, March 16, 2021. to march in front of the building to commemorate the 61st anniversary of the peaceful integration of the former downtown institution’s lunch counter.William Luther /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less ....

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D.C. extends COVID vaccines to essential feds but worries continue for far-flung federal workforce -- FCW


Essential federal employees will be eligible for vaccines in the District of Columbia next month.
Employees are considered essential if they can t perform their job duties remotely or via telework and have to report to work in-person during the pandemic, according to guidance released by the District on Monday. The Phase 1C Tier 3 that covers them will open up the week of April 12. This week, employees at the Postal Service also became eligible in the district.
That expansion, however, won t include federal employees working in-person, but not in the city.
More than 80% of federal employees live and work outside of the D.C. region, including many employees working in-person at the Internal Revenue Service, said Tony Reardon, national president of the National Treasury Employees Union. ....

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