Euryn Ogwen Williams, who gave Wales SuperTed and was the Architect of S4C , has died
Mr Williams was a seminal figure in broadcasting in Wales
Euryn Ogwen Williams was the architect of S4C (Image: SOUTH WALES ECHO)
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Northwest Michigan Health Services to take part in COVID-19 vaccine pilot program
More than 35K doses to enhance state s vaccine equity strategy
Compiled by Scott Fraley, scott.fraley@pioneergroup.com
March 10, 2021
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A pharmacist prepares a syringe with the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at a COVID-19 vaccination site at NYC Health + Hospitals Metropolitan, Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021, in New York. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)
MANISTEE COUNTY Eligible residents in Manistee, Benzie, Mason and Ocean counties soon will have another option for a location to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Over 35,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine are awarded to 22 pilot projects in an effort to help enhance the state’s vaccine equity strategy.
Special permits for outdoor dining will return this summer
Cities in New Hampshire, including Nashua (pictured) and Concord, expanded outdoor dining last year amid the pandemic. They are planning to allow special permits again this year. Courtesy
Cheers owner Todd Roy puts up lights into one of the four igloos he and his wife and co-owner, Wendy, are erecting so diners can eat outdoors on the restaurant patio on Jan. 11. Monitor file
Published: 2/20/2021 7:37:01 PM
Outdoor dining on sidewalks and streets will return to Concord this spring in a continued effort to help restaurants cope with the pandemic.
The City Council this week approved a decision to restart extended outdoor dining as of April 1, running through Nov. 15. It allows special permits so that downtown restaurants can “use areas of the public sidewalk, squares, and parking spaces in front of their businesses to accommodate customers’ tables and chairs.”
God is Doing a New Thing
By Exhorter Gwen Williams, Contributing Writer
Published January 7, 2021
Prayer:
Father God, thank you for giving us a new day and a clean slate on which to write. Thank you for keeping us safe in your bosom and granting us new mercies daily. Thank you for being God of Comfort as we journey through this pandemic. Father, thank you for enabling me to share a few words and may they be for your glory. Amen.
Isaiah speaks of new things in our scripture text as well as in other scriptures. In Isaiah 43:18-19, he says “Forget the former things, don’t dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing.”
Letters to the Editor Thursday, Dec. 17 | The Daily Gazette
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I have questioned my timing related to pushing for backyard hens in the city of Schenectady.
When you consider everything that’s occurring right now, it’s not a priority, but ironically has shown itself to be a cultural litmus test which I believe we failed.
Our community discussion on backyard chickens has led to phrases like “cultural slaughter” in my email box and fear mongering like the tale of goat’s blood running down the street.
A Schenectady fable that has taken on a life of its own in the last 15 years since the city council banned residents from keeping poultry and other livestock at their homes after “a man complained his children witnessed their Guyanese neighbors kill a goat,” Paul Nelson wrote in the July 2, 2010, Times Union.