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Sep 05 2020
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Covid-19 Vaccine Developers Prepare Joint Pledge on Safety, Standards
Several drug makers developing Covid-19 vaccines plan to issue a public pledge not to seek government approval until the shots have proven to be safe and effective, an unusual joint move among rivals that comes as they work to address concerns over a rush to mass vaccination.
Wall Street Journal (News)Mar 25 2024
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Gov. Walz signed ‘stay at home' order 4 years ago Monday: COVID-19
At a time when the nation was seeing rising cases of COVID-19 that ultimately led to the deaths of thousands of people, four years ago Monday, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed an executive order telling people to stay home. All people within the State of Minnesota were, "ordered to stay at home or in their place of residence except to engage in the Activities and Critical Sector," according to
Fox9Mar 01 2024
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$465 Million of West Virginia’s COVID-19 Aid up in the Air
CHARLESTON — Don’t call it a clawback. Officials said it’s been this way for years, but alarm bells were raised Thursday when it was revealed that West Virginia may have to spend an unexpected $465 million on education programs or return that money to the federal government. Speaking Friday, officials representing Gov. Jim Justice and legislative finance committee leaders said they expect the
The IntelligencerMar 13 2024
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Utah Supreme Court rules COVID-19 doesn't qualify for a tax break
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Supreme Court has ruled that COVID-19 does not qualify as a "disruptive event" to justify giving some major businesses a tax break. In a ruling, the state's top court came down against a coalition of businesses and property owners that sought relief from property taxes citing the massive disruption of a global pandemic. The coalition challenging the taxes was led by
FOX 13 Salt Lake CityApr 07 2024
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Abbey's Road: Remembering the COVID-19 pandemic four years later and what we've learned
Around this time four years ago, I spent my days perched in a rocking chair in our finished attic-turned-makeshift schoolroom with a Chromebook in my lap while one kid played math games on an iPad, another wrote in a notebook about her latest reading assignment and the third did her best to blend in. I was overwhelmed and frustrated by the different websites I was supposed to visit in order to
The Columbus DispatchMar 06 2024
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Service marks four years since first confirmed COVID-19 case in Kentucky
FRANKFORT, Ky. (WKYT) -Four years ago, on March 6, 2020, Kentucky recorded its first confirmed case of COVID-19. From there, life would change for nearly everyone in the state, and in the world, as the virus would soon start the pandemic stage. Hospitals would fill up and there would be a lot of deaths. Our way of life would change drastically. Governor Andy Beshear and others marked the
WKYTMar 24 2024
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RSV/flu cases, COVID-19 hospitalizations, deaths trending down in Lancaster County [Lancaster Watchdog]
COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths as well as cases of RSV and influenza are trending down in Lancaster County, state and federal data show. After peaking at 64 in late December, COVID-19 hospitalizations have dropped 83% to 11 during the week ending March 9, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Meanwhile, deaths from the virus were at 13 through Feb. 20,
Lancaster OnlineFeb 19 2024
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New study links COVID-19 vaccine to possible health issues
A new study discovered possible links between the COVID-19 pandemic and possible neurological, blood and heart-related conditions.
The new study, published in Vaccine, is the largest study of its kind since the pandemic began and could reignite the debate over the risks and benefits of the vaccine.
Over the past three years, more than 13.5 billion doses of COVID-19 vaccines have
NewsNationMar 16 2024
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15-year-old Georgia girl dies from stroke after contracting COVID-19
A 15-year-old girl from Bremen has reportedly died from a stroke after contracting COVID-19. Katelyn Patricia Bowling was a Bremen Middle School student who was born in Carrollton. Her aunt said she had cerebral palsy and suffered a COVID-related stroke that affected her motor skills and caused irreversible brain damage. On March 13, she passed away at a local healthcare facility. A GoFundMe
Fox 5 AtlantaMar 15 2024
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US Attorney: 3 men accused trying to steal $2.9B in COVID-19 tax credits
US Attorney: 3 men accused trying to steal $2.9B in COVID-19 tax credits
Three men from Irvington are facing multiple charges for COVID-19-related fraud.
The United States Attorney District of New Jersey says that the men sought more than $2.9 billion from the IRS by filing 131 false tax forms claiming COVID-19-related employment tax credits.
News 12 New Jersey