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Scene in Edmonds: Salish Sea Brewing donates to Edmonds Museum

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: January 26, 2021 767 Edmonds Historical Museum Director Katie Kelly, center, accepts a check from Salish Sea owner Jeff Barnett, right, as Edmonds resident and KIRO TV meterologist Nick Allard, left, looks on. In what has become an annual tradition, Edmonds’ Salish Sea Brewing donated a check matching and slightly exceeding, by $2 the Edmonds Uplift Society’s $500 donation to the Edmonds Historical Museum. The Uplift Society usually donates its money in connection with the New Year’s Day Polar Plunge at Brackett’s Landing, but made a separate donation even though the Plunge was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In a friendly competition, Salish Sea Brewing has routinely been adding a bit more to its donation to “exceed” the Uplift Society’s contribution.

COVID vaccine: The inside story of the fastest vaccine ever developed

Luck, foresight and science: How an unheralded team developed a COVID-19 vaccine in record time

Luck, foresight and science: How an unheralded team developed a COVID-19 vaccine in record time David Heath and Gus Garcia-Roberts, USA TODAY © Illustration Barney Graham, Kizzmekia Corbett, Anthony Fauci, Jason McLellan, Derrick Rossi and Luigi Warren Jennifer Haller layered a blue denim shirt over a gray tank top that morning, knowing she would later need to bare one shoulder. Her husband, always on her case about skipping breakfast, scrambled some eggs. The night before, she had read news online that the first person would get an experimental vaccine against the novel coronavirus at Kaiser Permanente in the morning. She wondered if that person might be her.

On Inauguration Day, Violence from the Left to Protest Biden

By CNSNews.com Staff | January 21, 2021 | 8:02am EST Antifa activists smashed windows at Oregon s Democrat Party headquarters on Inauguration Day. (Photo: Screen capture) (CNSNews.com) – The only violence on Inauguration Day came from the far left, and it happened in the usual places – Portland, Oregon and Seattle, Washington. “Two events’ in Portland on Wednesday “resulted in property damage and arrests,” Portland police said, as anti-government and anti-fascist activists protested Joe Biden’s presidency. Police said around 150 people marched to the headquarters of Oregon’s Democrat Party on Wednesday afternoon. “Some smashed windows and vandalized the building. Officers made eight “selective” arrests, with charges “ranging from felony criminal mischief, possession of a destructive device, riot.

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