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Educators and lawmakers have been throwing around ideas about how to make up for the educational gap that occurred during the first few months of lockdown. Even though everyone quickly adapted to the online learning platform, there were growing pains that students and teachers felt regularly during the semesters that followed the pandemic. By June, […]
According to a government fact sheet about the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine, a federal program is now in place that is trying to expedite the distribution process and get more American’s vaccinated. The fact sheet describes twenty-one “national pharmacy partners and networks of independent pharmacies representing over 40,000 pharmacy locations nationwide” that are taking […]
After two years of hard work, road crews have finished the $7.7 million Mt. Read Blvd reconstruction project, according to an announcement from Governor Andrew Cuomo. It all started in April, 2019 with major reconstruction along a mile stretch of the boulevard between Lyle Ave and Buffalo Road. The main goal of the project was […]
With the pandemic pausing life as we know it dating has become more creative and somewhat safer. Virtual dating has risen and of course, is safer because you’re meeting someone online instead of in person. But you still have to be cautious! Wallethub did a report on 2021’s Best & Worst States For Singles and […]
Happy Black History Month! So, how are you doing? February is here which means it’s a new month and it is time to take inventory. Did you accomplish your goals from last month and are you on track for this month? If so great! Keep up the good work and remember to take a moment […]
A huge storm system is blowing through New York and New Jersey, forcing them to declare a state of emergency. The blizzard has dumped over a foot of snow and put almost 80 million people under winter storm warnings, watches and advisories. The blizzard started as a powerful rainstorm on the west coast that got […]
This week, Section V announced that high risk winter sports can resume practice on Feb 1st and all wrestling events can begin a week later. They tweeted: “We have received approval from all necessary local departments of health and all have provided approval for High-Risk Sports. As anticipated some Local DOH’s have provided more restrictive […]
Jaydyn Carr is a young man from San Antonio, Texas who got 10 shares of GameStop stock from his mother for Kwanza back in 2019. The 10 year old 5th grader loves video games, so his mother, Nina Carr, figured it was a great place to start. Carr commented, saying: “We were always there two […]
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention issued an order requiring anyone using public transportation to wear a face mask. This includes busses, cars, trains, taxis, boats or public ride sharing utilities while traveling into, out of or through the U.S. The order will go into effect on 11:59 pm on Monday and the CDC […]
BET and CBS News have taken a coordinated approach to producing a primetime special that will celebrate and remember the life and career of the late legendary actress Cicely Tyson. “BET + CBS News Present Cicely Tyson: In Her Own Words” will be hosted by Gail King from CBS This Morning and will feature clips […]