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Month: July 2020

Teachers association calls for delayed openings, distance learning in its reopening plan

Click here for updates on this story     HARTFORD, CT (WFSB) — The Connecticut Education Association released its plan for reopening schools in the fall. Its teachers called for delayed openings, staggered schedules, distance learning and guaranteed funding to ensure healthy and safe schools. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to be a chief concern. “The health and

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MLB pitcher says he’s using his platform to ‘implement change’ after kneeling during the National Anthem

As the National Anthem rang out across the baseball field Monday, Los Angeles Angels’ relief pitcher Keynan Middleton took a knee and raised his fist, adding his voice to the widespread protests against racial injustice and police brutality. Middleton, who has been outspoken about the Black Lives Matter movement on his social media accounts, said

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People are using honest obituaries to blame governors for coronavirus deaths and invite them to their loved ones’ funerals

Isabelle Papadimitriou was a dedicated respiratory therapist who worked to help others breathe. When coronavirus robbed the 64-year-old of her breath, her daughter Fiana Tulip knew she had to speak out. On Tuesday, Tulip published her mother’s obituary. In it, she wrote of her love of the flute, her two dogs, Shadow and Gauner, and

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Freedom Foundation Seeking to Help Veterans

Click here for updates on this story     CEDAR RAPIDS, IA (WHO) — It started with a group of Vietnam veterans drinking coffee together. They thought it would be nice if they could do something to help veterans here. So they formed a non-profit called the Freedom Foundation. “Our food pantry last year in 2019 we

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