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D.C., Maryland and Virginia Relax COVID-19 Restrictions - The Washington Informer
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has decided to relax some coronavirus restrictions along with her counterparts, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, despite the ongoing presence of the pandemic in the city due to virus numbers trending in the right
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All Marylanders Eligible for Vaccine Starting April 27, Governor Says - The Washington Informer
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced Thursday a coronavirus vaccine schedule that would make all state residents eligible for a shot in the arm by April 27. The post All Marylanders Eligible for Vaccine Starting April 27, Governor Says appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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As Stimulus Checks Go Out, Beware Scammers, U.S. Officials Warns | Post News Group
“There are definitely scams where people are pretending to be a government agency or your family member or somebody that you're in love with. They sometimes have just enough information about you to make it feel like it’s real, or they try to threaten you and make it feel really urgent. They say
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Find Your Passion - Milwaukee Community Journal
Here in America, it seems like it’s so easy to find people doing what they love to do. Yet and still, it’s even easier to find those who hate what they do. I mean, how often do you hear people being ready for the weekend as soon as Monday arrives? Say it with me, “All
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Woman Announces Pregnancy By Remaking Beyoncé's 'Love On Top,' Tops All Other Pregnancy Reveal - Blavity
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Ramaphosa on King Zwelithini: ‘We’ve lost a revered leader’
President Cyril Ramamphosa delivered the eulogy at the memorial service of King Goodwill Zwelithini at the KwaKhethomthandayo Royal Palace in KwaNongoma, KwaZulu-Natal
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5 Black Women Who Will Shape The Biden Administration - Blavity
Black women have long been the often-overlooked backbone of the Democratic Party , including playing major roles in the 2020 election of President Joe Biden . As Biden has gone about assembling perhaps the most diverse cabinet and senior White House team in American history, Black women have
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Glebelands Hostel Latest: Killer gets two life sentences for murders
Justice is being served following dozens of bloody murders that have rocked Glebelands hostel for more than a decade.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Hoya Nation
I loved seeing the Georgetown Hoyas on the cover of The Washington Informer and I loved the story even more. The post LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Hoya Nation appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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Police Forcibly Arrest Black Woman Legislator For Opposing Georgia’s New Voter Suppression Laws
Georgia police forcibly arrested Democratic State Rep. Park Cannon for peacefully and nonviolently protesting the governor signing a new law increasing voting restrictions expected to disproportionately affect Black people.
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Supportive housing webinar to feature developer insights, integrated housing models - Milwaukee Community Journal
WHEDA, CSH continue first-of-its-kind effort to promote housing for state’s most vulnerable residents MADISON – Successful models that increase the supply of affordable, supportive housing for Wisconsin’s most vulnerable residents will be the focus of a webinar on Tuesday, March 23, from 9:30 to 11
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Opinion: Where are the vaccines, Mr President?
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1 in 3 Black Families Were Behind On Rent And Mortgage Payments In February As National Eviction Ban Is Set To Expire
Data derived from a Feb. 3-15 U.S. Census Pulse study showed that "30% of Black families reported not being caught up on rent or mortgage payments, vs. 17% of all families."
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Springbok lock commits long-term future to Harlequins
English club Harlequins have announced that club captain Stephen Lewies has signed a new long-term contract.
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Turns out, fighting the temptation to strip property from Black families isn’t asking too much
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‘Stop surveilling journalists,’ Sanef tells police
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Vaccine Shown 96 Percent Effective in UK Trial - The Washington Informer
Novavax, Inc.’s COVID-19 vaccine was 96 percent effective in preventing cases caused by the original version of the coronavirus in a late-stage trial conducted in the United Kingdom, the company said March 11, moving it a step closer to regulatory
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Is it finally jail time for Zuma? A Concourt expert weighs in
The State Capture Commission wants former president Jacob Zuma behind bars for defying a Constitutional Court order, compelling him to appear
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Faith-based leaders join forces to fight against COVID-19
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One Year Later COVID-19: The Economic Fallout | Digital Daily | The Michigan Chronicle
Part Two of a Three-Part Series Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic one year ago, not only lives but many businesses across the United States have been severely disrupted.  While the virus has impacted every industry to various degrees, the hospitality industry, largely comprised of bars
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Equal Pay Day: Where Black People Rank On The Wage Gap Totem Pole, In 2 Unfortunate Charts
On Equal Pay Day, the premise that wages be based on ability and not race or gender has been especially elusive for Black women.
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Nearly 2,000 Receive Pfizer COVID-Shot At Second Calvary - The New Journal and Guide
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Tenor High School, a program of Seeds of Health, Inc., is expanding to N Vel Phillips Avenue for the 2021/2022 school year - Milwaukee Community Journal
More Milwaukee area high school students will have the opportunity to go to college, thanks to the forward thinking and innovative solutions of Seeds of Health Executive Director Marcia Spector. Tenor High School, a program of Seeds of Health will expand its program to 918-922 N Vel Phillips
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National Museum of African American Music Opens in Nashville - Voice and Viewpoint
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Salvation Army Trudges On During Pandemic
The Salvation Army continues to serve those in need in the D.C. region despite having to deal with the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic. The post Salvation Army Trudges On During Pandemic appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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Nicholson to Host Panel on Racism, Colorism, Erasure, and Women Refusing to Be Silent - Milwaukee Community Journal
MILWAUKEE – For the latest installment of her “Chat with the Chairwoman” series, County Board Chairwoman Marcelia Nicholson will lead an engaging conversation Thursday evening, March 25, on racism, colorism, and erasure, and the intersection of these topics with the theme of National
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Two Va. Universities Developing COVID Vaccine Candidate - The Washington Informer
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British Airways extends suspension of South African flights yet again
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