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Massive teacher call-out at Truman High School not thought to be COVID-related, officials say

More than 30 teachers at Truman High School called out of work on Friday, but officials do not believe the absences are due to COVID-19. BRISTOL TWP, Pa. - Classes were canceled at Truman High School in Bristol Township on Friday after more than 30 faculty members called out of work, but officials do not believe the absences are due to a COVID-19 outbreak. The Bristol Township School District said Truman was forced to close when 33 faculty members "indicated they would not be at school" on Friday.

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Delaware extending school mask mandate until February

DOVER, Del. - Delaware officials are extending the state’s mask mandate for public and private schools into the new year. Democratic Gov. John Carney announced Wednesday that the requirement will be extended until Feb.

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COVID-19: Daily case numbers in Quebec surpass 700 for first time in 7 weeks

Canadian parents ‘on the edge of their seats’ waiting for COVID-19 vaccine approval for kids Since the start of the panedmic, health officials have recorded 432,991 infections and 415,728 recoveries bringing the number of active cases in Quebec to 5,728.Hospitalizations are down again Friday with 205 patients comparted to 215 on Thursday. Of those, 40 people are in the intensive care unit for a decrease of two.Dr.

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Scotland's 15 Covid hotspot areas where case rates are above 400 - check your postcode

There are currently 15 Scottish 'hotspots' recording the highest infections rates as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

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SoCal parents booked for murder in Fentanyl overdose death of 15-month-old son

Adler Metcalf, Sandy Acuna JURUPA VALLEY, Calif. - A pair of Southern California parents have been booked for murder in the Fentanyl overdose death of their 15-month-old son.Riverside County Sheriff's Department investigators determined that Adler Metcalf, 22, and Sandy Acuna, 20, both of Jurupa Valley, were responsible for possessing the Fentanyl that killed their child.On Sept. 1, deputies were dispatched to a call in the 5400 block of 34th Street of Jurupa Valley after a report of a juvenile who was not breathing.

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Kyle Rittenhouse trial: Teen argues self-defence as case takes an unusual turn

Kyle Rittenhouse, the 18-year-old on trial for fatally shooting two men and wounding a third during racial injustice protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin in August 2020, says he was just trying to defend himself.

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Share a pet photo, plant a tree? Check before you join a trend, experts say

share a photo of your pet and someone will plant a tree.But who would plant those trees, and where is this invitation coming from? Experts say Canadians should be asking those questions before jumping in on the latest trends.“So many of the predominant platforms that we use are designed to be constantly scrolled to make us move really quickly and not pause,” said Ramona Pringle, an RTA Media professor at The Creative School with Ryerson University.“We as users need to do our due diligence, which is to take that time to understand that they’re designed in a way to make us act in a really reactionary, fast way.” Canadians falling prey to conspiracy theories despite strong trust in institutions: poll A viral Instagram campaign circulated

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Message on bridge sparks anger about sexual assault policies at Bishop’s University

.”Images of the message on the bridge spread like wild fire on social media. Mount Allison student speaks out against university sexual violence conduct Then other messages began to appear beside it.

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Personal trainer who thought cough was covid told by doctors she has 18 months to live

A super-fit exercise coach who believed a ‘tickly cough’ was coronavirus has since learned that she has eight malignant tumours, including five in her brain.

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Ayrshire primary school closes after coronavirus outbreak

A South Ayrshire primary school has closed after a coronavirus outbreak.

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Canada’s oldest living veteran honoured in Remembrance Day ceremony at Vancouver school

By all accounts, Reuben Sinclair is Canada’s oldest living veteran. And today, the 110-year-old was honoured for his service during a special ceremony at a Vancouver school.

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The Chase star Jenny Ryan mistook Covid for four bottles of wine hangover

Spit or Swallow podcast : "I mean, they are getting worse as I get older. READ MORE: "It happens, I’ve found.

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Pet dog tests positive for Covid as first case confirmed across UK

A pet dog has tested positive for Covid for the first time in the UK after catching the virus from its owners.

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Capitol rioter Scott Fairlamb sentenced to 41 months for assaulting police officer

WASHINGTON - A federal judge on Wednesday announced a prison sentence of 41 months for a New Jersey gym owner who punched a law enforcement officer during the riot at the U.S. Capitol — the first rioter sentenced for violence against police during the attack.District Judge Royce Lamberth said Fairlamb's actions struck at "the heart of our democracy." Fairlamb had pleaded guilty, avoiding a trial."Had you gone to trial, I don't think there's any jury that could have acquitted you or would have acquitted you," the judge said.Fairlamb, a boxing coach and former mixed martial arts fighter, apologized and expressed remorse for actions that he described as irresponsible and reckless.Scott Fairlamb is pictured at the U.S.

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The Chase star Jenny Ryan mistook Covid for four bottles of wine hangover

The Chase star Jenny Ryan has revealed how she had Covid-19 last Christmas but mistook it for the 'worst hangover' of her life.

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Pennsylvania court throws out governor's school mask mandate

Kids wear masks as they return to school in Hillsborough County in August of 2021.

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Prosecutors seek 51-month sentence for ‘Qanon Shaman’ Jacob Chansley

he pleaded guilty to obstruction of Congress, who were certifying the 2020 election results. He is expected to be sentenced on Nov.

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3 plead guilty in health care scam involving orthotic braces

NEWARK, N.J. - Two New Jersey men and a Florida man have pleaded guilty to running a health care fraud scheme involving orthotic braces. Nicholas Defonte and Christopher Cirri both of Toms River, New Jersey, and Pat Truglia of Parkland, Florida, pleaded guilty to commit health care fraud. They're scheduled for sentencing in March; messages seeking comment were left with their attorneys. The U.S.

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Kelowna city councillor calls on Interior Health to answer questions on social services

Kelowna city councillor Charlie Hodge is pushing to have IHA attend the next council meeting to answer questions regarding social services for people experiencing homelessness.

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Alberta’s decline in active COVID-19 case numbers continues Tuesday

Alberta’s chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw provides an update on the COVID-19 situation in the province on Nov. 9, 2021.

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Ontario won’t change course on reopening plans yet despite COVID case bump, health minister says

COVID-19 infections.Health Minister Christine Elliott says a bump in cases was anticipated during the colder weather as people move indoors, and that was factored into the province’s plans.Experts told The Canadian Press this week that cold weather and the lifting of provincial crowd restrictions on some venues like stadiums and restaurants might be behind the growth in cases.Tuesday saw 441 new cases reported in the province and seven-day average of 492 daily infections, up from 371 a week ago.

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Police: Teen charged with bringing gun to Delaware high school

WILMINGTON, Del. - Delaware State Police say a 16-year-old boy was arrested after bringing a handgun to a Wilmington high school. Police say the school resource officer at John Dickinson High School was notified around 1 p.m. Monday that a student might have a handgun. The trooper escorted the student to an empty classroom and found a 9 mm handgun in his waistband. Police say the student was taken into custody and a computer search revealed that the gun was stolen. The teen is charged with carrying a concealed deadly weapon, possession of a firearm by a prohibited juvenile, possession of a weapon in a safe school zone and receiving a stolen firearm.

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Hamilton public school boards to eliminate in-school validation of COVID screenings

COVID-19 screening to attend class.In a statement, a public health spokesperson said low case counts in general and among the student body across the city precipitated a move to omit screenings through attestation calendars or the green check mark from the online screening tool.“With COVID-19 cases and key trends remaining low in our community, Hamilton Public Health Services is cautiously lifting the need for students to complete in-school validation of the results from the provincial screening tool,” said James Berry.

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NCAA sets stage for dramatic restructuring of college sports with new constitution draft

18 1/2-page constitution, cut down from 43 pages over the last three months at the direction of President Mark Emmert.The cutting of NCAA red tape comes in a year that has brought a tempest of change to college sports. Athletes have more financial freedom than ever before.

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'Open for business:' US welcomes first travellers as COVID travel curbs are lifted

United States lifted restrictions imposed on travellers from much of the world when the COVID-19 pandemic began.

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77-year-old man with a concealed carry license shoots and kills robber in Chicago, police say

CHICAGO - An elderly man with a concealed carry license shot and killed a robber in Chicago on Saturday afternoon, police said.The 77-year-old was in a garage on East 89th near MLK in West Chesterfield around 12:30 p.m. when the robber drove up.The robber pulled out a gun and demanded the elderly man's stuff, police said.Instead of handing his things over, the elderly man pulled out a gun and shot the robber in the head and chest, police said.

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Philly Charter School competing to be best mock trial team in the world

NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Students at the Mathematics Civics and Sciences Charter School of Philadelphia make up one of the best mock trial teams, not just in the country, but the entire world. Their interest in criminal justice is personal, seeing first-hand the effects of gun violence in the city."There should be more African American women, African Americans, in general, in the legal field," said senior Emani Davis.

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COVID-19: N.B. reports 44 new cases, active case total above 500

COVID-19: New Brunswick reports 53 new cases, active case count at 473 Starting Monday, the province also announced that everyone entering New Brunswick from Maine, or any other state or country, must follow the requirements under federal and provincial guidelines.“Travellers must comply with federal requirements on vaccination and testing,” the province said.Public health said that as of Monday 86 per cent of eligible New Brunswickers are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and 92.9 per cent have received their first dose of a vaccine.Health-care personnel – including those working in long-term care facilities – and residents of First Nations communities can book an appointment to receive an mRNA COVID-19 booster dose if six months have

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Easton Area School District bus careens off road into Bushkill Creek

EASTON, Pa. - An Easton Area School District bus has crashed early Monday morning. The incident happened just before 8 a.m.

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Toronto catholic elementary school closed due to COVID-19 outbreak

COVID-19 were detected, Toronto Public Health said.Precious Blood Catholic School, located on Pharmacy Avenue just south of Lawrence Avenue, was ordered to close to in-person learning after 13 confirmed cases of the virus were found, the local public health unit said.A Toronto Catholic District School Board spokesperson said out of the 13 cases, 11 were among students and two were among staff.The school board also said all students will pivot to virtual learning. Etobicoke school moving to remote learning after COVID-19 cases discovered “A whole school dismissal is recommended as a precautionary measure to protect staff, students and the community from further COVID-19 transmission within the school,” the spokesperson said.

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Delhi's dangerous air ruins return to school as Covid curbs eased

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Dad-of-four who thought cough was symptom of Covid dies from lung cancer

A young dad-of-four died from lung cancer after initially thinking his symptoms were Covid.

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‘Social jetlag’: How daylight saving time can impact our health

daylight saving time (DST) — also known as summer time or daylight time — to standard time kicked in on Sunday.

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Covid fears boost cash in circulation in FY21 even as digital payments rise

₹1,000 and ₹500 banknotes and one of the key objectives of the unprecedented decision was to promote digital payments and curb black money flows.

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Miller ‘puzzled’ why feds dropped appeal of Catholic Church’s residential school payments

Marc Miller says he wants to get to the bottom of why Ottawa abandoned its appeal of a ruling releasing the Catholic Church from its settlement obligations to residential school survivors.“I am as puzzled as everyone,” he told The Canadian Press in a recent, wide-ranging interview.““I don’t know what there is to do yet.” Survivors, leaders critical of Ontario residential school burial search fund rollout The ruling, handed down by a Saskatchewan judge in July 2015, found a deal had been struck between the federal government and a corporation of Catholic entities.

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Oviedo police investigating incident that shut down homecoming dance at Oviedo High School

OVIEDO – The Oviedo Police Department is investigating an incident at the Oviedo High School homecoming dance where a student was not allowed inside and was initially rumored to have a gun, according to the school’s principal, Dr. Trent Daniel.

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Ed Sheeran praised as he splashes £230,000 on his old school to spend on children’s mental health services

GENEROUS Ed Sheeran has been praised for helping support children’s mental health by ploughing cash into his old school. He runs a foundation that has ploughed £230,000 of his own money into his former seat of learning in the last four years.

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Hotel guests, tourists in Mexico take shelter after 2 killed in shooting involving alleged drug gangs

Hotel guests and staff in the area of Puerto Morelos took shelter in nearby buildings on Thursday after a shooting broke out between suspected drug dealers on a Mexican beach.

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Beer can links Florida man to 1996 cold case murder, detectives say

ORLANDO, Fla. - After a quarter-century of waiting, all it took was a can of beer to crack a cold case, according to investigators.Orange County deputies arrested Kenneth Robert Stough Jr., who is accused of murdering a convenience store manager back in 1996. Public safety expert and former deputy James Copenhaver say the crime scene technicians back then did an excellent job. "I really give kudos to the amazing evidence techs that responded to that crime scene, that night, and had the forethought to process every single thing in the crime scene," he said.| SUBSCRIBE TO FOX 35 ON YOUTUBE |The convenience store is on Clarcona Ocoee road where deputies say Stough stabbed manager Terrence Paquette 73 times, killing him.

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News Scan for Nov 05, 2021

A detailed national survey of Americans, which included residents of the four largest US metropolitan areas, found that about half of those unwilling to be vaccinated against COVID-19 were unlikely to change their minds. A research team based at Emerson University published their findings yesterday in Scientific Reports.The 36-question survey of 6,037 Americans was conduc

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New Jersey high school grad, 19, wins school board seat after suffering ‘awful’ coronavirus rules

FOX NEWS - A young New Jersey man who graduated from high school last year after experiencing "awful" coronavirus rules during his senior year has won a seat on his local school board, according to reports.Nicholas Seppy, now 19, defeated school board incumbent Terry Alabarda in the Egg Harbor Township School District in Atlantic County, the Washington Examiner reported."Parents were not being listened to," Seppy told the Examiner when asked why he decided to run.Seppy garnered more than 4,000 votes, beating Alabarda's 2,800-plus votes, the Press of Atlantic City reported.MORE NEW JERSEY POLITICSHe added that he tried to run a positive campaign rather than one based on negativity toward his opponent.Seppy said the COVID-19 rules at Egg

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Edward Durr, New Jersey's GOP newcomer, apologizes for anti-Islamic social media post

PHILADELPHIA - Newly-elected New Jersey state senator Edward Durr, who pulled off an unlikely upset over longtime legislature Steve Sweeney, has come under fire for some controversial social media posts, including one that targeted Muslim teachings.Two civil rights advocacy groups for Muslims have called on Durr to repudiate an offensive tweet from 2019 in which he wrote, "Mohammed was a pedophile! Islam is a false religion! Only fools follow Muslim teachings! It's a cult of hate!'New Jersey's District 3 State Senate race was called in favor of Durr, 58, on Thursday. His victory came at the expense of the incumbent Democrat and Senate President Steve Sweeney.

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Social media influencer accused of scamming Black-owned businesses she claimed to be helping

PHILADELPHIA - To her nearly 800,000 Instagram followers she goes by Dana Chanel. But the Pennsylvania Attorney General says the social media influencer, whose real name is Casey Olivera, scammed money from Black-owned businesses she claimed to be helping.Olivera has a popular lifestyle channel on YouTube, runs several businesses, and shoots much of her video content from her office studio in North Philadelphia.According to a 59-page civil lawsuit filed by Attorney General Josh Shapiro's office Olivera failed to provide services after being paid.

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Biden's social spending, infrastructure bills on brink of House votes

WASHINGTON - Democrats in the House appear on the verge of advancing President Joe Biden’s $1.85 trillion-and-growing domestic policy package alongside a companion $1 trillion infrastructure bill in what would be a dramatic political accomplishment — if they can push it to passage.The House scrapped votes late Thursday but will be back at it early Friday, and White House officials worked the phones to lock in support for the president's signature proposal.

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Eagles rookie head coach Nick Sirianni faces former team

ARLINGTON, TEXAS - SEPTEMBER 27: Head coach Nick Sirianni of the Philadelphia Eagles stands on the sidelines in a game against the Dallas Cowboys a at AT&amp;T Stadium on September 27, 2021 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Richard Rodriguez/Getty I PHILADELPHIA - Nick Sirianni’s experience as an assistant coach with the Chargers helped prepare him to be a head coach.He’ll try again for his first home win in four tries when the Philadelphia Eagles (3-5) host those Chargers (4-3) on Sunday.MORE SPORTS HEADLINESSirianni spent five seasons with the Chargers in San Diego and Los Angeles first as a quality control coach in 2013 and then quarterbacks coach and wide receivers coach.

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Maharashtra city directs petrol pumps to check customers' Covid vaccination certificates

Covid-19 vaccination certificates of all customers from 30 November, reported news agency PTI on Friday quoting officials.

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American Airlines delays COVID-19 vaccine mandate following Biden's updated deadline

DALLAS - American Airlines announced it will delay its COVID-19 vaccine mandate until 2022, following the Biden administration’s deadline postponement. "This morning we were informed that the vaccination deadline for employees under the federal mandate for government contractors has been extended to Jan. 4, 2022," Chief Executive Officer Doug Parker said in a letter to staff members Thursday.

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