As world grows desperate, US sits on tens of millions of unused COVID vaccine
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Replay Video UP NEXT Despite offers of lottery winnings, amusement park tickets and even cold hard cash, unvaccinated Americans are leaving tens of millions of unused doses for COVID-19 sitting on the shelves. Federal officials told state governors that as of earlier this week up to 53 million doses were still waiting to be ordered by the states – a staggering amount that, depending upon the type of vaccine, would offer protection against the virus to some 25 million people.MORE: Half of US adults now fully vaccinated against COVID-19: CDC
As world grows desperate, US sits on tens of millions of unused COVID vaccine
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Jordan Hostetter joining team XOBC as their General Manager
Posted on May 19, 2021
We are so excited to announce that team XOBC is expanding!
Founded in 2019 by multi-Grammy winning artist Brandi Carlile, her wife Catherine, and their friends, Amy and Jeri Andrews, XOBC Cellars is the antithesis of mediocrity. Steeped in generosity, their winery showcases the prestige and pedigree of the best that Walla Walla wine has to offer, coupled with an affable approachability.
These women fused music and wine with a common goal of making a difference. In a male-dominated industry, XOBC Cellars is a true outlier, showcasing female & LGBTQ+ leadership alongside superior fruit from world-renowned estate vineyards. Their dedication to the quality and care of their wines mirrors their commitment to creating change within the
New research finds evidence arts education increases school engagement, attendance among Boston students
By John Hilliard Globe Staff,Updated May 10, 2021, 5:00 a.m.
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At the Eliot K-8 Innovation School in January 2020, soprano Brianna J. Robinson, in the foreground, and other artists from the Boston Lyric Opera visited to perform excerpts from Hansel and Gretel as part of an interactive program introducing opera to area students.Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff
Boston Public Schools students who were enrolled in arts education programs had greater school engagement and higher daily attendance, and their parents were more likely to be active in school activities, according to the results of a new study.