City Hall)
A mayor that the NY Times once called ambitious, Pappas was born in Astoria, and leans on his native status and skilled and passionate (albeit often phony) speechmaking to connect with New Yorkers. This guy wouldn t let the governor bigfoot him, and he s seemingly always working connections behind the scenes. He d be entering a new term with a worn-down idealism, which is to be expected from any seasoned politician.
The Mayor (James Gandolfini in
The Taking of Pelham 123, 2009)
Unlike some mayors, this one takes the subway (though has been called a douchebag by at least one fellow straphanger). Love him or hate him, he handled a high-pressure hostage situation that threatened the life of New Yorkers, all while taking shots from the hostage-taker (who called him a philandering asshole ). While his tactics may be questionable at times (agreeing to deliver a ransom), he gets the job done. He also threw his full support behind MTA employee Walter Garber, who ultimate
COURTESY OF HOPKINS EMERGENCY RESPONSE ORGANIZATION
HERO EMTs demonstrated their mass casualty incident drills to University President Ronald J. Daniels in spring 2019.
After pausing its operations during the fall semester, the Hopkins Emergency Response Organization (HERO) resumed activities for the spring on Feb. 2. HERO is the University’s student-run, professional emergency medical services organization. It operates as a 24/7 response service, with the Hopkins Emergency Response Unit branch tasked with providing patient care.
Captain Erik Pan, a junior, stated in an interview with
The News-Letter that HERO is now equipped to medical emergencies related to COVID-19 on campus.
He explained that for non–COVID-19 cases, emergency medical technicians (EMT) need to wear at least an N95 respirator or higher respirator, a face shield and one set of gloves. For cases with suspected COVID-19 exposure, EMTS must also wear a trauma gown and another set of gloves.
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Coconino County Names 12 Candidates To Replace Liz Archuleta In District 2
Coconino County says there are 12 candidates who have qualified to fill the vacancy for District 2 Supervisor following the resignation of Liz Archuleta. The candidates are: Carmenlita Chief, Abel Estrella, Anthony Garcia, Jacqueline Gencarelle, Tommy Hernandez, Carole Mandino, Jesus Molina, Chad Moore, Bill Pribil, Jeronimo Vasquez, Joe Washington and Albert White. The Board of Supervisors will review applications Thursday during a special session at 6 p.m. and will conduct interview in a public forum Friday starting at 8 a.m. The board may select a candidate Friday following interviews or choose to continue the process. Public comment will be taken throughout the process. Comments can be submitted to the board at coconino.az.gov. The winning candidate will serve out Archuleta’s term, which ends in 2022. Archuleta resigned earlier this month to join the Biden Administration.
Has time come to better regulate snowmobiles in the San Juan Mountains?
Durango, Colorado Currently Sun 1% chance of precipitation
Spike of activity in backcountry renews calls for better management
Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2021 5:03 AM Updated: Thursday, Feb. 11, 2021 9:18 AM
Has time come to better regulate snowmobiles in the San Juan Mountains? Snowmobiles are in the backcountry in record numbers, prompting some to question whether the motorized vehicles should be better regulated. Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
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With a surge of snowmobiles in the backcountry this winter, some are wondering if the time has come to better regulate the motorized vehicles in the San Juan Mountains.
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