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Jul 11 2024
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Prices fell in June for the first time since the start of the pandemic
US consumer prices did something in June that they haven’t done since the early part of the pandemic: They fell.
Consumer prices dropped 0.1% on a monthly basis, helping to bring the annual rate of inflation to 3% from 3.3% in May, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ latest Consumer Price Index report.
Economists were expecting a 0.1% monthly increase and an annual gain
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Jul 15 2024
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Global childhood vaccination rates still below pre-pandemic levels
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Jul 15 2024
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Chesterfield workout group thrives post-pandemic, strengthening community ties
It was over four years ago when Craig Gittelman’s neighbor asked about starting a workout group in their Chesterfield County neighborhood. The pandemic had just begun, and many individuals found themselves isolated and struggling to maintain their physical fitness routines. “It was the beginning of COVID and one of our neighbors rang me and some of the other neighbors up and said, “Hey, would
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Jul 10 2024
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Homelessness studies show level totals pre- and post-pandemic
MANKATO — Updated homelessness data showed the number of Minnesotans in the south-central and southeastern regions experiencing it stayed relatively steady from before the COVID-19 pandemic to 2023. Wilder Research typically conducts its Minnesota Homelessness Study every three years, although after 2018 it didn’t release new data until 2023. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
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Jul 18 2024
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Pandemic caused financial strains for local business. Columbus restaurants still feel it
The damaging effects of inflation on local restaurants have caused Kate Williams’ profession to work much differently than it did when the private chef and restaurant consultant and her husband moved to Fort Mitchell in 2016. The couple moved after Williams’ husband was stationed at Fort Moore, and Williams started her business, Painted Gypsy Kitchen, the following year. Although Columbus
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Jul 18 2024
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'Displaced Chefs Project' aims to provide opportunity to Baltimore cooks impacted by pandemic
You may have heard the phrase "too many cooks in the kitchen." In Baltimore, there aren't enough. Thousands of restaurants closed during the pandemic and many of them never reopened. The women who are part of the Culinary Queens Collective say many of chefs in the area still want to cook, they just need a kitchen. B-More Made with Pride is the only black-owned, female-owned processing plant
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Jul 17 2024
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Minneapolis, St. Paul evictions rising since COVID-19 pandemic: Study
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Twin Cities region has seen a surge in evictions. In fact, the Twin Cities is No. 2 for an increase in evictions since COVID out of a study that looked into 10 states. According to the Eviction Lab, a Princeton University research team, Minneapolis and St. Paul combined have seen 11,696 eviction filings so far this year, representing a 44% increase
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Jul 16 2024
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Hanover eatery closes due to drop in business following COVID-19 pandemic
HANOVER — Monday’s lunchtime rush at Cutting’s Northside Cafe was like old times: the parking lot was was full, people were eating their sandwiches at tables outside and inside the restaurant and the line was five-customers deep waiting at the counter to pay their tabs. “Hi Carolee,” Elaine Hawthorne said as she rang up customer Carolee Crossman’s order on the cash register before turning to a
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