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Conservatives seek re-election in Simcoe-Grey while other major parties finalize candidates
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INDIANAPOLIS The Indianapolis Motor Speedway helped save the Indy 500 for fans, in essence doing itself a huge favor, by having more than 100,000 people vaccinated at the mass COVID-19 clinics it has hosted.
After a year without fans in 2020, Penske Entertainment Corp. said Wednesday its iconic race would be filled to about 40% capacity with 135,000 spectators allowed to attend.
One day after the announcement, Mayor Joe Hogsett urged Marion County residents to not let down their guard in taking steps to prevent the spread of COVID-19 so we can return to the things we love like the Indy 500.
At that same COVID-19 update, Dr. Virginia Caine, director of the Marion County Public Health Department, said the Indy 500 was saved this year due to COVID-19 vaccines and help from IMS.
Family of home invasion suspect seeks help for mental illness He never tried to touch her, and was genuinely surprised when he became aware of the fact that she was even in the bed, Steve said.
Posted: Apr 9, 2021 6:56 PM
Posted By: Chris Lindsay
EUGENE, Ore. For the second time in two years, Devin Frazer is in the Lane County Jail for charges related to trespassing and criminal mischief. His mother says his troubled past can be attributed to lack of help for his schizophrenia.
Police said Frazer, 29, broke into the home of a Eugene family and got into the bed of their 7-year-old daughter early on Thursday.