HARRISBURG, Pa. - An appeals court should have privately reviewed a state police policy that guides troopers' monitoring of social media before deciding it was OK to block public disclosure of the policy, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled Tuesday.The ruling came after Commonwealth Court rejected a request from the American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania that state police disclose details of its policy for monitoring social media to investigate crimes and do employee background checks.The lower court did not look at the policy itself in siding with state police, instead relying on the testimony of a state police official who said that public disclosure would help criminals and others avoid police scrutiny online.In a 6-1 ruling,.

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Coronavirus: Cases hold at 95 in Peterborough; 1 new case in Northumberland County

coronavirus on Friday, keeping the overall case total in the area to 95.There are only three active cases in the region. Of the 95 cases, 91 are resolved — that’s approximately 96 per cent for the health unit’s jurisdiction of Peterborough, Peterborough County, Curve Lake First Nation and Hiawatha First Nation.

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WATCH: Volusia County deputies arrest shooting suspect wanted out of Miami, officials say

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – A man wanted for his role in a Miami shooting was captured during a felony traffic stop Friday, according to the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office.Deputies said they arrested Rodrick Thomas along Interstate 95 Friday around noon after his vehicle was spotted by Ormond Beach police, according to a Facebook post. A Volusia County deputy was able to catch up with Thomas and perform a felony traffic stop and take him into custody.Deputies said Thomas was taken into custody without incident on a warrant for shooting into a dwelling and aggravated assault with a firearm out of Miami.

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Marion County deputies concerned for missing woman’s safety after unknown person answers her phone

MARION COUNTY, Fla. – Deputies are searching for a missing and endangered Belleview woman who was last seen earlier in the week, according to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office.Sandra Gordon, 35, left her home in the late evening hours Sunday or the early morning hours Monday, and has not been heard from since.Gordon told her friend she was headed to the Florida Horse Park, but when her friend attempted to call her phone, an unknown person answered, causing concern for her safety, according to a news release.Officials said Gordon is driving a 2010 dark blue Chevrolet Traverse with a possible Tennessee tag, CCW041.

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Volusia County teacher uses literature to help students transition back to school

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – A Central Florida teacher just launched her first children’s book geared toward helping kids understand the realities of going back to school during the COVID-19 pandemic.Julienne Kaidor said after the school year ended with distance learning, she started to worry about what it would be like for kids when they go back to the classroom. “I became nervous of the students’ mental health being isolated from each other for so long and then what it would look like when we came back in the classroom,” Kaidor, a fourth-grade teacher for St. Barnabas Episcopal School in Volusia County said. Kaidor looked toward literature to help kids with those emotions.

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70 percent of initial disbursement of CARES act funds in Osceola County will go toward rental and mortgage assistance

OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. – Commissioners in Osceola County have approved a plan for what to do with the funds from the CARES Act.Osceola officials said the county is waiting for the first distribution of funds.County officials said 25 percent or 16.3 million will go toward programs to help businesses and residents impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.Commissioners said 70 percent of the $16.3 million will go toward rental and mortgage assistance, 20 percent will go toward small business assistance and 10 percent will go toward Food Insecurity Assistance.Human Services in the county will get $13 million and $3.2 million will go to Economic Development for Small Business Assistance, according to commissioners.Osceola County has the highest

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Ex-Ocado driver, 61, caught with drugs stashed at £21,000-a-year private school

A drugs runner who was caught with 10kg of amphetamines that had been hidden at a £21,000-a-year private school has been jailed.

Virginia High School Students Connect With Older Adults Through “Coronavirus-Era Pen Pal” Program.

Washington Post (6/19, Bahrampour) reported Alexandria, Virginia high school students and Goodwin House retirement community residents have forged new friendships during the COVID-19 pandemic through the Companion Program, which the Post described as “a sort of coronavirus-era pen pal relationship.” Through the program, 28 pairs have been communicating regularly over the past two months. Valentina Raman, the school’s director of service learning and social entrepreneurship, said, “There was a mutual need.

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Disability Advocacy Group Files Complaint Over Lack Of Coronavirus Testing Access For Nebraskans With Disabilities.

Disability Scoop (6/23, Young) reports Disability Rights Nebraska and at least seven other state organizations “have filed a letter of complaint with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights over Test Nebraska access for people with disabilities.” The complaint “offered stories of people shut out of testing because of their disabilities.” Specifically, many residents with disabilities have allegedly been prevented from receiving diagnostic tests for the coronavirus because they were not able to independently travel to and access a testing site in the state.

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House of Representatives adopts bill to make DC 51st state

WASHINGTON - The Democratic-controlled House approved a bill Friday to make the District of Columbia the 51st state, saying Congress has both the moral obligation and constitutional authority to ensure that the city's 700,000 residents are allowed full voting rights, no longer subject to "taxation without representation.''Lawmakers approved the bill, 232-180, largely along party lines, marking the first time a chamber of Congress has passed a D.C. statehood bill.

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Chrissy Teigen's Quibi show Chrissy's Court renewed for a second season

Chrissy Teigen will be returning to judge 'petty disagreements.'Her hit Quibi show, Chrissy's Court has been renewed for a second season, Deadline reported on Friday.'The verdict is in!!!' Teigen, 34 said in a statement.

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Elder Abuse Climbing Amid COVID-19 Pandemic.

Next Avenue (6/18, Birnstengel) reports there has been a “strong correlation between the COVID-19 pandemic and cases of elder abuse and mistreatment.” In Minnesota, the state Elder Justice Center “has seen clients dying in long-term care facilities who are denied visits from family members, despite the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ guidelines saying family is allowed in end-of-life scenarios.” Furthermore, the center “has also received calls from victims being abused by family members or others they are sheltering in place under stay-at-home orders.” In addition to “making older populations extra vulnerable to neglect, abandonment and abuse financially, emotionally, sexually and physically,” the pandemic has also increased

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Wynonna Earp Season 4 Has a Premiere Date and Trailer

Wynonna Earp Season 4 finally has a premiere date. The Syfy drama will return Sunday, July 26 at 10/9c and run for six episodes, culminating in a mid-season finale that will air Sunday, August 30 at 10/9c.

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Orange County asking you to ‘Do Your Part’ to limit spread of COVID-19

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings has launched a regional campaign to encourage residents and businesses to limit the spread of COVID-19.The “Safer, Stronger, Together” campaign is being spread on social media accounts from the county.“If we mask-up, we can prevent the spread of the Coronavirus in our community. We need to model and lead by example, hold ourselves accountable and positively reinforce those who are doing it right." #DoYourPartORL @VisitOrlando @ORLPartnership More info: https://t.co/ZKElXZwkZ2.

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Brevard County man latest $1 million scratch-off game winner

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – There have been so many Central Florida scratch-off winners lately it’s hard to keep track of them all.Robert Campana, 69, is the latest winner after claiming the $1 million prize from the 50X Scratch-Off game, Florida Lottery officials announced.[RELATED: These are Central Florida’s ‘luckiest’ lottery stores]The Brevard County man purchased his ticket from Babcock Tobacco Store at 5275 Babcock Street #1 in Palm Bay.The $5 50X Scratch-Off game launched this year in January and features 12 top prizes of $1 million.

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Florida doctors: If you’re not wearing a mask, why?

Florida reported nearly 9,000 new positive cases of the coronavirus with a 13% positivity rate compared to the number of tests.“We started to see a little bit of an increase in the positivity that second week of June. Some of that was driven by some hotspots around the state, but then some of it was driven, particularly in the last two weeks, by a lot of community transmission particularly from the younger demographic,” DeSantis said.

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Video: K9 helps locate missing boy with disabilities in Flagler County

FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – K9 Holmes with the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office was able to quickly find a missing, endangered child Friday.According to a news release, deputies were alerted that a 13-year-old boy with disabilities had run away from his home in Palm Coast.FCSO deputies along with K-9 Holmes responded to the area to conduct a search for the missing child.“A pillowcase was retrieved from the child’s bedroom as a scent article and K-9 Holmes was able to track the child’s scent through the woods,” deputies said.According to officials, the teen was found safe in the woods.“We’re so glad that K-9 Holmes did such a great job in locating this boy and bringing him home safely and quickly,” Sheriff Rick Staly said.

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Renee Young, Other WWE Talent Test Positive For Coronavirus

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) host Renee Young has announced that she has contracted COVID-19.

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Pink And Carey Hart Take Kids On Mini Family Vacay To Northern California’s Lake Shasta

Pink and Carey Hart are taking in some family time.

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Pennsylvania Says $260M In CARES Act Funding To Be Allocated For Individuals With Intellectual Disabilities, Autism.

Uniontown (PA) Herald-Standard (6/15) reports that on Monday, Pennsylvania state officials “said...$260 million in CARES Act funding would be allocated to help those with intellectual disabilities or autism during the pandemic.” The funding “will be allocated to providers of residential, respite and shift nursing services; providers of Community Participation Support services; and to providers of in-home and community, supported and small group employment, companion and transportation trip services.” WBRE-TV Wilkes-Barre, PA (6/15, Espaillat) reports that $90 million will go “to providers of residential, respite, and shift nursing services; $80 million to providers of Community Participation Support services for 120 days of retainer

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Alberta courts to see more in-person hearings starting July 6

‘Boggles my mind’: Alberta law firm sounds alarm as COVID-19 grinds courts to a halt Alberta Justice and Alberta Infrastructure helped create health and safety measures for provincial courts including:[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Courtrooms that have those measures in place will see more in-person hearings starting July 6. The remaining courtrooms will expand the number of in-person hearings they host once they put those required measures in place.

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Coronavirus: Toronto Blue Jays still don’t know where they’ll play or train

Toronto Blue Jays remained stuck in a holding pattern Friday, awaiting word on whether they’ll get the go-ahead from government officials to train and play at the Rogers Centre or be forced to shift focus to a likely homebase at the team’s Dunedin spring-training facility in the COVID-19-ravaged state of Florida.With training camp scheduled to start Wednesday and a 60-game Major League Baseball regular season to begin July 23 or 24, president Mark Shapiro acknowledged Friday that the clock is ticking.“There is no deadline from MLB and there’s no deadline from any other governing body,” he said on a conference call.

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Advocates Pushing For Alternative Methods For Voters With Visual Impairments To Ensure Health Safety, Ballot Privacy.

AP (6/14, Cassidy) reports on how some advocates for Americans with visual impairments are concerned about moves to mail-in ballots during the coronavirus pandemic, because of the potential privacy issues around physical paper ballots for Americans with visual impairments.

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Pandemic Upends the Lives of People with Disabilities and of Their Caregivers

Kaiser Health News (June 17)Pandemic Upends the Lives of People with Disabilities and of Their CaregiversWhen the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Stacy Ellingen, 34, of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, lost two of the three caregivers she depends on to dress, shower, eat and use the bathroom. The caregivers — both University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh students — returned to their parents’ homes when the university canceled in-person classes.

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Strictly Discs in Wisconsin, in a Pandemic: 'Closing Again Would Be Hard for All of Us'

Angie Roloff and her husband Ron opened Strictly Discs in Madison, Wisconsin, after Ron left a career in the biomedical research field to pursue his love of music full time. Nearly 31 years later, the couple made the difficult decision to shutter in-store operations due to COVID-19, roughly a week before Governor Tony Evers forced a mandatory shutdown of all non-essential businesses.

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Corrie's Daniel Brocklebank banned by dating site which didn't believe it was really him

Coronation Street star Daniel Brocklebank was banned from a dating site because he was thought to be an impersonator.

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‘Our love is equal’: June 26 marks 5 years since historic Supreme Court decision on marriage equality

LOS ANGELES - On June 26, 2015, a landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision guaranteed U.S.

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Model shows that 33,000 American lives could be saved if 95% of people wear masks in public

A person wears a protective face mask outside a store in Brooklyn, New York on June 25, 2020. (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images) SEATTLE - If almost everyone wears a mask in public over the next few months, tens of thousands of lives could be saved in the United States, according to a widely-cited coronavirus pandemic model used by the White House.Researchers are forecasting that more than 179,000 Americans will die by Oct.

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'90 Day Fiancé': Tania Gets Health News That Doesn't Bode Well for Her Future With Syngin (Exclusive)

season 7 star Tania doesn't get the news she was hoping for when it comes to the injuries she suffered after getting into a car accident in this exclusive clip from Sunday's new episode of During last week's episode, 30-year-old Tania and her husband, 30-year-old Syngin, talked about having to put their major future plans on hold due to her car accident. The couple was planning to move out of Connecticut but had to stay put due to Tania still having to undergo physical therapy for her injuries, which included a crushed right foot.

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Coronavirus: TVDSB launches survey seeking parents’ view on fall school reopening

Thames Valley District School Board (TVDSB) has launched a survey.Mark Fisher, the TVDSB’s director of education spoke with 980 CFPL’s Jess Brady on the Afternoon Show Thursday. Province approves construction of new $8.7M elementary school in Belmont, Ont.

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How to prevent spreading, contracting Coronavirus COVID-19

have been confirmed worldwide, most of those are in China.It’s still cold and flu season. People are more likely to get the flu, or influenza, than the coronavirus, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.If someone believes they are infected they can go to any hospital for testing and treatment, Florida health officials said.

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Tameside Hospital security guards preparing to strike over claims they are 'being treated like second class citizens'

hereThey say some of the security guards employed by the firm are paid only the minimum wage rate of £8.72 an hour, or lower for under-25s.The lowest rate for security staff employed directly by the NHS is £9.89 per hour.Taking into account overtime payments, Unison says most of the Tameside security staff are between £2-3k worse off per year, with one worker almost £6k out of pocket.Engie has now agreed to back-pay the security staff from April 2020 – a change from the earlier offer of October 2020.However this is four months after the pay claim being submitted by members, and UNISON says the main issue around shift patterns remains ‘completely unresolved’.A hospital security guard at Tameside Hospital, who did not want to be named, said:

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Emily Atack tops up tan after opening up about lockdown weight loss

Emily Atack dropped a sizzling snap of herself sunbathing earlier this week.The actress, who has been in lockdown at her North London flat, was clearly loving the recent bout of sunshine and soon set up base outdoors for an afternoon under the rays.Scraping her blonde locks into a high ponytail, the beauty kept her face covered in a pair of sunglasses she jokingly said "egg wears shades".Making sure she was well covered, Emily shared a glimpse of her black top with a square neckline as she topped up the tan.Oozing radiance and looking chic despite the laid-back get-up, Emily was all smiles in the sultry snap.The picture comes days after the Inbetweeners star opened up about life in lockdown and revealed she has managed to shed a stone in

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In Tulsa, Trump Campaign Subverted Social Distancing One Sticker at a Time

Hours before President Donald Trump took the stage last Saturday at the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, for his first rally in the COVID-19 era, arena workers were busy labeling thousands of seats with “Do Not Sit Here Please!” stickers to promote social distancing, part of a new safety protocol at the arena known as VenueShield. Campaign staff quickly radioed over to an executive at ASM Global and asked the arena to stop labeling the seats. In fact, "they also told us that they did

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Samantha Cameron: Chinese factories can be better than British 'sweat shops'

Stella Live online festival in conversation with the Telegraph’s head of fashion, Lisa Armstrong, Mrs Cameron was asked if she could make the brand more British.She said: “There was a very particular price point I was going for. I didn’t want luxury prices, I wanted to be at the top end of the High Street.

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Pocono twin bill weekend loses luster with no fans at track

LONG POND, Pa. – The billboard at the entrance to Pocono Raceway has photos of Chase Elliott and Kyle Busch and “First-Ever NASCAR Doubleheader” in bold letters.The kicker comes at the bottom of the sign: “Kids Free.”A grand gesture -- and a needless one.Keep the kids at home. Their parents, too.

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Karnataka Covid-19 tally breaches 11,000-mark as 445 new cases emerge on Friday

Bengaluru: Karnataka's Covid-19 count on Friday crossed the 11,000-mark as 445 more people tested positive for the virus in the 24 hours until 5 pm.144 of 445 new cases were reported in Bengaluru, which has lately seen a sharp surge in virus cases with most of the people contracting it locally, indicating the possibility of community transmission.In the last week, Bengaluru has reported 953 cases and its tally approaching the 2,000-mark ever since it reported the first positive case on 8 March.The number of virus-related fatalities increased to 184 as 10 more people succumbed to the virus.However, the B.S.Yediyurappa-led state government has ruled out another lockdown in Bengaluru fearing that it would further cripple the financial

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Summer drinking etiquette: answers to important questions including can you put ice cubes in wine?

As the heatwave continues and rules on gatherings are relaxed, avoid social faux pas with our essential rules for summer drinking.No need to be precious here. Yes, if the wine is too warm.

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ICMR gearing up to conduct 4 lakh COVID tests per day

INDIA : In order to combat COVID-19 pandemic, the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) is taking all steps to attain a capacity to conduct four lakh coronavirus tests per day, a government official said on Friday.In a high-level Governing Body (GB) meeting of ICMR held on Friday, Union Health Minister, Dr Harsh Vardhan, who also holds the chair of the president of the apex medical research institute, appreciated the 100 days of ICMR's efforts in the fight against the virus menace."The governing body meeting entirely focused on COVID-19 pandemic. Talks were on to strengthen our testing capacity, strong surveillance of contact tracing and proper treatment to an infected person.

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The Emmys Will Go On, But What Will the Show Look Like?

"I don't know where we will do this or how we will do this or even why we are doing this, but we are doing it and I am hosting it." A snarky comment from talent accompanying a press release rarely draws attention, but Jimmy Kimmel's earnest-yet-bemused confusion over the recent news that he will host and exec produce ABC's Sept. 20 Primetime Emmys telecast has inspired speculation.

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Selena Gomez shows some skin in an off the shoulder top and ripped jeans for a meet up with friends

She will make her debut as the executive producer of a feature film when The Broken Hearts Gallery is released on July 11.But Selena Gomez took some time off for work as she met up with friends in Los Angeles on Wednesday.The 27-year-old star looked casual and chic as she showed off her décolletage in an off-the-shoulder sweater and distressed denim.

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Claire Foy & Matt Smith Are Back at Work on Their Play in London!

Claire Foy and Matt Smith head to the theater for rehearsals for their play Lungs on Thursday (June 25) in London, England.

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Summer of discontent fears as pub reopenings 'will be like two New Year's Eves'

Police fear a summer of disorder as warm weather and the easing of coronavirus lockdown restrictions create a “perfect storm” for trouble.

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Adapting & Reinventing: Three Latin DJs Get Real About The Future of the Industry

Before the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S., Alex Sensation was in Colombia celebrating Kevin Roldan’s birthday. Upon flying back to Miami, Sensation, a renowned DJ, recording artist and radio host for SBS radio stations La Mega and El Zol, made the decision to shut down his booth at SBS and take it home with him. Since then, he’s been hunkered down in quarantine with his family.

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Watch DaBaby Take on Zombie Apocalypse Like a 'Rockstar' With Roddy Ricch in New Visual

DaBaby recruited Roddy Ricch for more than just a feature on their Hot 100 No. 1 hit "Rockstar." The two take down a fleet of zombies in the action-packed visual out today (June 26).

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WATCH LIVE: Volusia County leaders provide coronavirus update after county reports 141 new cases

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – Leaders in Volusia County are expected to hold a news conference Friday to address the rising coronavirus cases in the County.“Topics will include business resources, firework safety, a health update and a countywide “Step up, Volusia” campaign,” officials said.Volusia County set a COVID-19 testing record Wednesday.Sasha Staton, spokesperson for the Daytona Beach Fire Department said 668 people tested in four hours on Wednesday, a record-breaking number for Volusia County; officials said 582 people were tested at the site Thursday.MORE: Daytona Beach site for underserved community sets COVID-19 testing recordOn Friday, the Florida Department of Health reported 8,942 new cases of COVID-19, as well as 39 new deaths and

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Nova Scotia child-care centres facing layoffs to stay afloat until September

coronavirus pandemic. Even with provincial funding, which helped facilities reopen on June 15, directors now worry they won’t stay viable until September.Margot Nickerson, an early childhood educator at St.

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Florida paramedic who stole supplies admits to drawing blood for ‘art project,’ deputies say

POLK COUNTY, Fla. – A paramedic accused of stealing IV bags, needles and syringes admitted to drawing people’s blood for an “art project” his friend was doing, according to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office.Deputies said they received a call Friday morning from someone who was on the phone with a woman when 23-year-old Daniel Murphy ripped the phone from the woman’s hand and threw it against the wall.The woman said she and Murphy had been arguing about his alleged infidelity so he left the residence but then returned later and threw the woman’s phone while also lunging at her and grabbing her arm, records show.Murphy left the house but also called 911, claiming the woman assaulted him hours earlier, according to a news release.Deputies said

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