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Council and Gardaí ask public to hold firm

Clare County Council and An Garda Síochána are appealing to people in Clare to hold firm and keep up their efforts to reduce the spread of Covid-19. With case numbers still high and the health service under significant pressure, the Mayor of Clare, Cllr Mary Howard, Chief Executive of the Council Pat Dowling and Chief Superintendent of Clare Garda Division Sean Colleran have called on everyone in the county to make another extra effort to drive down the levels of infection in our communities. The National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) has described the situation in hospitals as stark, with people of all ages being admitted to hospital and being taken into intensive care units.

Funding available to social enterprises | The Clare Herald

Social enterprises based in Clare are being encouraged to apply for funding through Rethink Ireland’s Social Enterprise Development Fund 2021. €400,000 in funding is being made available nationwide to social enterprises to help lead the post-Covid economic and social recovery. The objective of the fund is to find and back the best social enterprises in Ireland by making cash grants and strategic business support available to Awardees. Social enterprises are businesses that work primarily to improve the lives of people. Their core objective is to achieve a social, societal, or environmental impact. Like other businesses, Social enterprises pursue their objectives by trading in goods and services on an ongoing basis. However, surpluses generated by social enterprises are re-invested into achieving their core social objectives.

Maryland legislature gets down to the people s business with less pomp, more reflection on 2021 opening day

A proposed light rail for Southern Maryland aims to relieve some of America s worst traffic – Greater Greater Washington

This was one of GGWash’s most popular articles in 2020. We’re sharing some of our hits again over the holiday season. The Greater Washington region is home to some of the worst traffic and longest commutes in the country, and that’s especially true in Southern Maryland. In 2017 alone, commuters in Charles County spent an average of 388 hours traveling to and from work, according to a Bloomberg News analysis of U.S. Census data. That adds up to nearly two and a half weeks, narrowly beating out Virginia’s Fauqier and Stafford counties for the dubious distinction of America’s costliest commute.

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