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Month: July 2021

‘We Expect It To Be Significantly Cheaper’: Denton Couple Downsizing From House To 300-Square-Foot School Bus

By Kennedi Walker Click here for updates on this story     DENTON, Texas (KTVT) — Jessica Bishop and Edgar Coronado are taking downsizing to a new level. They’re trading in their 1,100-square-foot home for life in a 300-square-foot school bus. The tiny home cost about $18,000 and took approximately nine months to build. It comes with

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It Happens Here: Wareham’s ‘Thank You Popcorn’ Grows From Side Gig To Full-Time Business

By Kate Merrill Click here for updates on this story     WAREHAM, Massachusetts (WBZ) — Wareham is generally all about the cranberries as cranberry growers control more than 30-percent of the land in town. However, it is not cranberries, but rather popcorn that controls Justin Cherman, owner of “Thank You Popcorn” in Wareham. “I’ve always loved

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Not all Republicans are embracing McConnell’s vaccine push. Read what some had to say when asked this week

By Annie Grayer, Lauren Fox and Sarah Fortinsky, CNN Nearly half of House Republicans still won’t say publicly​ whether they are vaccinated against Covid-19, even as new cases rise nationwide. Some of the 97 Republicans who aren’t sharing their vaccination status told CNN they don’t have a responsibility to model behavior to their constituents. “I

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Hospitalized Covid-19 patients are asking for the vaccine — when it’s too late, two health care workers say

By Jason Hanna, CNN As the Delta variant helps fuel a surge in Covid-19 hospitalizations in the US, unvaccinated patients are regretting their inoculation status, two health care workers say. “When they come into the (hospital) system, they say, ‘Can I get vaccinated?’ And at that point, you can’t,” Alix Zacharski, an intensive care clinical

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