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In New Vaccination Push, Biden Leans on His Community Corps

Frantic efforts to vaccinate people in an underserved area of Philadelphia underscore a difficult new stage of the nation’s vaccination campaign, as door-to-door efforts become the norm.

The Mayflower Chorus Presents Spring Show Higher Ground

And while many might consider those individuals able to spend more than seven decades with their mother as fortunate, Hughes said such longevity also created a startling realization. “The longer God blesses you with having your mother in your life, the more difficult it is to adjust to life without her,” she said. By Keith L. Alexander for the NNPA For media mogul and entrepreneur Cathy Hughes, this year’s Mother’s Day was going to be difficult. Last July, Hughes’s mother, Helen Jones Woods, 96, died from complications of Covid-19. For the 74-year-old Hughes, multi-millionaire and founder and chairperson of Urban One Inc., this year marks Hughes’s first Mother’s Day without her mother present.

REVIEW: A Tale of Two Mothers in Radio Play of Toni Morrison s The Bluest Eye

And while many might consider those individuals able to spend more than seven decades with their mother as fortunate, Hughes said such longevity also created a startling realization. “The longer God blesses you with having your mother in your life, the more difficult it is to adjust to life without her,” she said. By Keith L. Alexander for the NNPA For media mogul and entrepreneur Cathy Hughes, this year’s Mother’s Day was going to be difficult. Last July, Hughes’s mother, Helen Jones Woods, 96, died from complications of Covid-19. For the 74-year-old Hughes, multi-millionaire and founder and chairperson of Urban One Inc., this year marks Hughes’s first Mother’s Day without her mother present.

Earmarks are back What Pennsylvania and South Jersey lawmakers want money for

From urban to suburban to rural Pennsylvania, the spending requests from members of Congress read like an X-ray of gaps in the social safety net and differences in opportunity across the state.

Earmarks are back Here s what lawmakers want Congress to spend money on in Pa and South Jersey

Earmarks are back. Here’s what lawmakers want Congress to spend money on in Pa. and South Jersey Jonathan Tamari, The Philadelphia Inquirer © TYGER WILLIAMS/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans (D., Pa.) requested a $1 million spending earmark for the Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium, which has provided health care and vaccinations in Philadelphia. WASHINGTON Earmarks are back. If lawmakers have their way, Congress may soon set aside $1 million for a sports and recreation facility in North Philadelphia and $500,000 to help people with mental health problems or addiction avoid incarceration in Bucks County. There’d be $5.5 million for a new police and fire facility near Scranton, $1.5 million to restore the Lansdowne Theater in Delaware County and spur economic development, and $1 million to increase the size of nursing classes at Lebanon Valley College outside Harrisburg.

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