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Feb 6, 2020: Herrera Beutler backs Senate vote, calling impeachment process flawed

Feb 6, 2020: Herrera Beutler backs Senate vote, calling impeachment process flawed
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Shelby Jean Bolling Astin | News, Sports, Jobs - Williamsport Sun-Gazette

Dec 29, 2020 After 81 years of loving life and others on this Earth, Shelby Jean Bolling Astin of 385 East Mountain Avenue in South Williamsport, has found eternal rest in the arms of Jesus, her Lord and Savior. She joined the most grand, Heavenly reunion ever on Dec. 26, 2020. Born as a second life baby on Sept. 6, 1939 in Danville, Va., Jeanie’s father, Raleigh Shelton Bolling; mother, Hattie Virginia – aka Tookie – Fox Bolling; sisters, Elna Pendleton, and Mrytle Clapp; and twin brothers, Edwin – aka Ebb – and Ernest Bolling all accepted their grand reunion invitations many years prior. Still here remembering and honoring her are her husband, Claude Swanson – aka Punk – Astin Jr. of South Williamsport; daughter, Deborah Jean Astin Lavalla with husband Victor of Hollidaysburg; sons: Claude Swanson – aka Sam – Astin III with wife Dawn of Allenwood; Bernard Harvey – aka Bernie – Astin with wife Summer of Lewisburg; and Raleigh Bolling – aka Mr. 305 Astin

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Q&A on COVID-19 s trajectory heading into 2021 with Maine CDC Director Dr Nirav Shah

As COVID-19 cases continue surging in Maine and the first vaccination doses offer some hope, Dr. Nirav Shah, director of the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention, spoke to health reporter Rose Lundy of The Maine Monitor to reflect on the state’s pandemic response, and outline challenges and opportunities in 2021. The Maine Monitor, formerly known as Pine Tree Watch, is a local journalism product published by The Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting, a nonpartisan, nonprofit civic news organization based in Augusta. Here is a transcript of the Dec. 14 interview, edited slightly by Maine Monitor for length and clarity. (This story was originally published by The Maine Monitor.)

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