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Fort Collins music: FoCoMX releases 2022 lineup

More than 300 Colorado bands are set to take over stages in and around Old Town Fort Collins later this month. Here s where to find the full lineup.

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Boston Trust Walden CIO To Retire

Boston Trust Walden CIO To Retire News provided by Share this article Share this article BOSTON, Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Boston Trust Walden Company today announced that William Apfel, Chief Investment Officer (CIO), will retire on June 30, 2021. Mr. Apfel will remain a member of the Board of Directors. Mr. Apfel joined Boston Trust Walden in 1989 and has held various investment and senior leadership roles during his tenure. I have had the privilege of serving institutional and private wealth clients for more than 30 years, said Mr. Apfel. I am grateful for the opportunity to have worked at Boston Trust Walden with so many terrific, dedicated colleagues. I have complete confidence in the firm s deeply experienced team, dedication to clients, and commitment to sustainable, responsible, and impact investing, he added. With this conviction, I am looking forward to my next chapter, which will include reading history, some non-profit work, and spending more time with my f

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COVID-19 vaccines: Should we worry about side effects? [The Mercury News :: BC-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS-VACCINE-SIDEEFFECTS:SJ]

COVID-19 vaccines: Should we worry about side effects? [The Mercury News :: BC-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS-VACCINE-SIDEEFFECTS:SJ] SAN JOSE, Calif. – A day after injection with the new COVID-19 vaccine, Tricia Potocki felt one major side effect: relief. A respiratory therapist at John Muir Health at high risk of viral exposure, she decorated her Danville house for the holidays after returning home Wednesday from receiving her shot. On Thursday, she worked out on her elliptical trainer. “I feel perfectly normal,” said Potocki, who for months has worried about accidentally infecting her husband, who is older and medically vulnerable. “I see the end of this long, dark tunnel. I’m so happy.”

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Should we worry about side effects?

Should we worry about side effects?
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COVID-19 vaccines: Should we worry about side effects?

COVID-19 vaccines: Should we worry about side effects?
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