Special to the Record
Chelsea Jewish Lifecare (CJL), one of New England’s leading nonprofit healthcare organizations with campuses in Chelsea and Peabody, unveiled its new Superheroes Saving Lives campaign. Geared to its dedicated and loyal frontline staff, the light-hearted campaign focuses upon serious subjects: thanking employees for adhering to proper infection control protocols as well as conveying the importance of taking the coronavirus vaccine.
Created in English and Spanish, the three month campaign features videos from the assisted living and nursing home residents, who thank the staff for their “heroic” efforts in keeping them safe during the pandemic. The videos span the gamut from humorous to serious to emotional. Additionally, staff also encouraged their own family members to record videos showing how important it is for individuals to follow safety guidelines and proper hygiene protocols.
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over what kind of profiling actually works. mistakes in the controversy can be very high indeed as martha teichner will be reporting in our sunday morning cover story. reporter: early on 9/11 mohammed atta flew from portland maine to boston before getting on the plane he would crash into the world trade center. michael tuohey handed him his boarding pass and has been regretting it ever since. if this guy doesn t look like a typical arab terrorist, nobody does. reporter: what does a terrorist look like? later this sunday morning, airport security. the controversial question of profiling. osgood: a forest in mexico is all aflutter these days with dazzling butterflies heading north. our death don traveled there to see. our seth doane traveled there to see for himself. this is the winter home of nearly all of the monarch butterflies in north america, hundreds of millions of them. the monarch has the most fantastic migration of any insect in the world. the butterflies