…to do “anything and everything to help families.” “Many of them are immigrants and in the country a short amount of time,” she says. “Many people are in an apartments;…
…could find, and lots of them, were staple Red Solo Cups that are plentiful at bars. With bars and clubs closed thousands were now available at no cost. That’s when McMurry…
…even allow certain business owners with a commercial mortgage or rental property to receive a payment freeze. Upon the bill’s introduction, the assemblywoman released a statement, which is available here. …
…of an emergency; be able to fix the interior and exterior of a bus; be capable of using an epi-pen; monitor children on buses without attendants; secure wheelchairs and be…
…body. With all hands clean and dry, Dr. S. leads the group to a computer and shows them images of a clot in a carotid (neck) artery, captured by a…
…an accountable and auditable way. • Synchronize and orchestrate employee health and wealth data so as to maximize value and reduce opportunities for fraud, waste and abuse. Situation COVID-19 has…
…to act and support one another is now. As a Certified Mental First Aid instructor and wellness advocate, I have participated as an overdose responder at emergency rooms. I have…
…pandemic. *** Laura A. Ahearn, Esq., LMSW is a Democratic candidate running in New York’s State Senate District One in Suffolk County, NY. For more information about Laura visit AhearnforStateSenate.com…
…According to a Politico.com article using data from O*NET, a site that provides data on different occupations, Barber’s job as a childcare worker is number 15 in the high-contact and…
…Parsons. Lucy had been born a slave in Texas about 1853. Her heritage was African-American, Native American and Mexican. She worked for the Freedman’s Bureau after the Civil War. After…
