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Month: December 2020

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Low-income New Mexicans can apply this week to receive state virus relief money

SANTA FE, New Mexico — The New Mexico Human Services Department has been appropriated $5 million by the state Legislature to provide emergency financial assistance to low-income state residents who didn’t get a federal Covid-19 tax relief economic impact payment. The Human Services Department has partnered with the Taxation and Revenue Department to disburse the funds to New

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Chamber dissolves, join another group

Click here for updates on this story     Avon, CT (Hartford Business Journal) — The Avon Chamber of Commerce will rebrand as the Avon/Canton Chamber of Commerce, as the organization absorbs members of the recently dissolved business group in Canton. The Avon Chamber began welcoming Canton members at the beginning of this month, and will begin

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Surfer injured after shark bite

Click here for updates on this story     SEASIDE, OR (KPTV) — A man was attacked by a shark on the Oregon coast near Seaside on Sunday, according to a city official. Seaside Fire and Rescue responded to a report of a shark bite victim in the are of the Seaside Cove just before 3:30 p.m.,

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Georgia re-certifies election results after recount request by Trump affirms Biden’s win

ATLANTA, Georgia — Georgia’s top elections official has re-certified the state’s election results after a recount confirmed once again that Democrat Joe Biden defeated President Donald Trump in the state. Trump requested this recount, which is the third tally showing Biden won Georgia. State law allows a losing candidate to request a recount if the

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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to come to Brussels for crucial phase of post-Brexit trade talks

BRUSSELS (AP) — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the head of the European Commission plan to meet in person to see whether a last-minute trade deal can be hammered out. Johnson and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said after a lengthy phone call Monday that “significant differences” remained on three key issues.

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Washington Post and New York Times: EPA declines to adopt stricter regulations on soot

The Environmental Protection Agency on Monday declined to adopt stricter regulations on particle matter pollution, going against the recommendation of its own scientists to implement tougher standards, according to The Washington Post and The New York Times. Administrator Andrew Wheeler, who was appointed by President Donald Trump, signed the standards on Friday, the Post said,

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