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When the new legislature gathers next week for a ceremonial swearing-in and formal leadership elections, they’ll face strict new measures to cope with the coronavirus and no shortage of looming problems and issues stemming from the pandemic to deal with.
The trendlines are concerning as they indicate a growing belief that steps taken by state leadership have not gone far enough. Perhaps most concerning, is that only 51% of educators have committed to remaining in the teaching profession next year.
The trendlines are concerning as they indicate a growing belief that steps taken by state leadership have not gone far enough. Perhaps most concerning, is that only 51% of educators have committed to remaining in the teaching profession next year.
There's no shortage of global dance videos on TikTok, but a trio from Toronto is going viral with dance moves performed their family basements.
North Dakota hospitals are reportedly at full capacity amid surging coronavirus cases and a shortage of healthcare workers. On Monday, Gov. Doug Burgum announced a new measure to address the dire situation, allowing COVID-19-positive healthcare workers who are asymptomatic to continue working on coronavirus patients, the Grand Forks Herald reported. The shortage in healthcare workers...
The Linn County Treasurer’s Office is closed in the afternoons until further notice due to staff being absent for COVID-19-related reasons. The county announced the office closure in a news...
On Oct. 26, the School Board approved a plan to allow continued work on plans for returning elementary students to the classroom full time first, with middle school students possibly returning 28 days later, followed by high school students. The district initially hoped to return to five-day school weeks by Nov. 30, but said in an email to parents Tuesday, Nov. 10 that that would likely happen un...
On Oct. 26, the School Board approved a plan to allow continued work on plans for returning elementary students to the classroom full time first, with middle school students possibly returning 28 days later, followed by high school students. The district initially hoped to return to five-day school weeks by Nov. 30, but said in an email to parents Tuesday, Nov. 10 that that would likely happen un...
The events of January 6 represent an inflection point for our democracy and, in truth, for our concept of civil society. Much has already been written about the political and cultural tides that swept our nation toward these events —and a real understanding of their significance will not be possible for some time, in part because the reactions and responses to these events are still unfolding as I...
New Hampshire is experiencing a health care workforce shortage, especially in rural communities, and now, the federal government is helping address the issue.
New Hampshire is experiencing a health care workforce shortage, especially in rural communities, and now, the federal government is helping address the issue.
Hawaii Pacific Health officials said Sunday they will continue to honor COVID-19 vaccination appointments to companions of seniors (age 75 and older) made prior to the Department of Health’s decision to end the practice.
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — If Michigan could administer 50,000 coronavirus vaccine doses a day, it could hit its goal of inoculating 70% of people age 16 and older by August.
Dr. Nick Gilpin receives his second Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine shot from registered nurse Susan Grant at Beaumont Health in Southfield, Mich., Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2021.
After struggling for years with a shortage of police officers, the Baltimore Police Department is now hiring more officers than it is losing.
A pilot project that aimed to vaccinate homeless people in Toronto's shelters has been put on hold due to a vaccine shortage, local officials said Wednesday.
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The City of Toronto has closed its new COVID-19 immunization clinic downtown after it was told to do so by the Ontario government due to a shortage of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.
During the Warsaw Parks and Recreation Board meeting held Tuesday, Jan. 19, most of the discussion centered on special projects planned for 2021.
Thousands of COVID-19 vaccination appointments are being canceled or not made at all because of limited supplies in the islands.
The shortage of tests stems from a shortage of the chemical reagent the city’s Health + Hospitals Corp. uses to process them, one source said.
After months of unrest, the US is facing a shortage of bulletproof vests, gas masks and ballistic helmets. Some retailers of protective equipment have seen a fivefold increase in sales of military-grade defensive gear, the Los Angeles Times reported. The surge in demand is leading to empty shelves and waiting lists, with some stores selling...
A pandemic that has more consumers drinking at home and a surge in demand for new and trendy beverages is putting the squeeze on local beer makers.
A pandemic that has more consumers drinking at home and a surge in demand for new and trendy beverages is putting the squeeze on local beer makers.
CES may be virtual this year, but there's no shortage of nifty devices. Here's what we've loved so far.
DES MOINES — Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds, during her condition of the state address Tuesday night, pledged to further the cause of social justice while also protecting Iowa’s law enforcement...
CES 2021 might be all-virtual, but there's no shortage of nifty devices this year. Here's what we've seen so far.
About 30 teachers are a part of the first cohort of Gary Community School Corp. teachers working to earn their license through a new partnership with IU Northwest.
Toronto Fire Services, hampered by an ongoing staffing shortage and an unusually busy year, is said to be in urgent need of additional funding as the city begins its budget process for 2021.
With some provinces warning about a looming shortage of vaccines, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said today the government is negotiating with manufacturers to move up deliveries to get more shots into the arms of Canadians sooner.