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Month: November 2020

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Doña Ana County commissioners reject fines of up to $500 for those improperly wearing face masks

LAS CRUCES, New Mexico– Doña Ana County Commissioner Shannon Reynolds’ proposal to implement tough fines of up to $500 for those who improperly wear face masks was rejected by a 3-2 vote of commissioners Friday. “Half-maskers,” as Reynolds calls them, are still susceptible to catching and spreading the virus, he told ABC-7. “What we are

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Nevada governor tests positive for Covid-19

Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak tested positive for Covid-19 Friday, according to a news release from his office. Sisolak, a Democrat, received a positive result from a rapid test and is awaiting results from a diagnostic PCR test, his office said. He admitted to feeling tired earlier this week, the release said, but he “attributed this

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¿Qué ocurrió durante un incendio en una estación de policía en Bogotá? Una investigación trata de determinarlo

(CNN Español) –– La Fiscalía General de la Nación, la Procuraduría y la Inspección General de la Policía de Colombia investigan en forma preliminar para establecer, penal y disciplinariamente, si hubo negligencia o no por parte de policías durante un incendio ocurrido el 4 de septiembre en el municipio de Soacha, al sur de Bogotá.

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‘We were just walking and all of a sudden, just splash,’ Mother and daughter hit by eggs from SUV in Hendersonville share experience

Click here for updates on this story     HENDERSONVILLE, TN (WSMV ) — Two of the women hit by eggs from an SUV in Hendersonville share their experience if it means helping the investigation. Caren Neal and her daughter, Andie, were at Linear Park Tuesday night. “We were just walking and all of a sudden, just

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Educator gets prestigious state honor

Click here for updates on this story     Henderson County, NC (WLOS) — One of Henderson County’s top educators received a prestigious state honor in his final days on the job. Superintendent Bo Caldwell is retiring at the end of the month. At a retirement event Thursday, he was surprised with the Order of the Long

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The George Floyd Memorial Foundation and a Texas university have launched an internship program for Black men

COMMERCE, Texas — The George Floyd Memorial Foundation has teamed up with Texas A&M University-Commerce to launch an internship program for Black male students, the school announced this week. The Be His Legacy Internship Program will begin in January and is available to student members of the African American Male Mentorship Program at A&M-Commerce. According

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