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Whitehaven couple married at Broadoaks Country House Hotel

This week our wedding looks at the special day of Brad and Lydia Cornish who were married in a wonderful cermony.

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UBCO researcher creates modelling data to balance saving lives with the economy - Kelowna News

UBCO researcher creates modelling data to balance saving lives with the economy - Kelowna News
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St Luke s touts life-saving outpatient treatment for COVID, and there s plenty for those eligible

St. Luke’s touts life-saving outpatient treatment for COVID, and there’s ‘plenty’ for those eligible Updated Feb 25, 2021; Facebook Share Rebecca Tyson, of Whitehall Township, was diagnosed with COVID-19 in early January, with mild symptoms initially that worsened into a severe headache, body aches and muscle fatigue that felt like she had weights tied to her arms and legs. “I had some breathing issues where I felt like I was almost breathing in moist air,” she said. Through her physician, she was identified as a candidate for a potentially life-saving outpatient treatment known as monoclonal antibody therapy. She arrived at St. Luke’s Hospital-Easton Campus for her appointment on a Sunday, the infusion took an hour, plus an hour for observation, and she drove herself home with zero side effects.

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Cicely Tyson: New Fans Use Race to Deny Her Artistry and Exceptionalism

(Mario Anzuoni/Reuters) Her new fans use race to deny her artistry and exceptionalism. The late Cicely Tyson is getting the Chadwick Boseman treatment. Mainstream media bow to her memory with overstated obits and one piddling night of two films on Turner Classic Movies. All this, pretending to respect the artistry of her 60-year-plus career, simply in order to make Tyson an exemplar of Black Lives Matter significance. Advertisement Dark, lovely, and clearly intelligent, Tyson was certainly an extraordinary figure during the late 20th century, but like other black American performers who personified the social advances of that time, her reach into the millennium saw her achievements used as political fodder by media, politicians, and a new generation that was unaware of the qualities that defined Tyson’s exceptionalism. Tyson’s ageless beauty (she was nearly 50 when she made her breakthrough in

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