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The oldest Memorial Day parade in the country kicks off in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, after it was canceled last year due to Covid-19 restrictions. NBC News’ Maura Barrett explains what other restrictions are being lifted and how officials plan to keep the parade safe.
stadiums are filled with americans eager to move past the pandemic. this seen of more than 50,000 spectators at the indy 500 it is pretty incredible. we have cal perry, laura barrett in doylestown, pa, also we have dr. blackstock, founder and ceo of advancing health equity. tsa reported the highest number of travelers on friday and we re also seeing it play out on the road. you re at one of the busiest rest stops on the eastern seaboard. furious about the weather. anyone that has been watching this weekend has watched me standing in the rain. people s worlds changed, not everybody has to be back at work tomorrow, not everyone will be back out in an office.
Laura Barrett, Bereavement Support Worker – Digital Developments at St Oswald’s Hospice.
St Oswald’s Hospice has launched the online bereavement support training programme for employers.
As part of Mental Health Awareness Week – May 10 to 16 – St Oswald’s Hospice is raising awareness of the importance of providing support to employees after a bereavement, and the impact this can have on the mental health of a workforce.
Laura Barrett, Bereavement Support Worker – Digital Developments at St Oswald’s Hospice, said: “St Oswald’s Hospice has always been a charity that has developed services around its communities’ needs. In the face of unprecedented demand for our bereavement support service, the new training programme was developed last September, and continues to grow and develop.
Judgment of Paris: The tasting that changed wine forever
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In a Parisian hotel 45 years ago, some of France’s biggest wine experts came together for a blind tasting.
The finest French wines were up against upstarts from California. At the time, this didn’t even seem like a fair contest France made the world’s best wines and Napa Valley was not yet on the map so the result was believed to be obvious.
Instead, the greatest underdog tale in wine history was about to unfold. Californian wines scored big with the judges and won in both the red and white categories, beating legendary chateaux and domaines from Bordeaux and Burgundy.