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Several OU students faced technical difficulties Wednesday morning while attempting to schedule their COVID-19 vaccination appointments through the IMMYLabs portal.
Several OU students faced technical difficulties Wednesday morning while attempting to schedule their COVID-19 vaccination appointments through the IMMYLabs portal.
Chamber of Commerce for Greater Milford recognizes first 3-time president
Delaware News Desk
Darel La Prade, past president of the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Milford and senior vice president and Delmarva group publisher of Independent Newsmedia Inc., was recently recognized as the first person to serve as CCGM president for three years, 2018-20.
La Prade was presented with the award by current CCGM President Angel Hodges, of Starkey & Co. CPAs, and CCGM board members Pat Abel, also of Independent Newsmedia.
The award was supposed to be presented at the CCGM Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon set for April 2020; however, the luncheon was cancelled due to COVID-19.
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The Falkland Islands were thrown into the centre of the Brexit debate after Prime Minister Boris Johnson passed his trade deal with the EU. The British overseas territory was excluded from the agreement between London and Brussels, meaning it will not benefit from commercial, tax and customs advantages that have been negotiated. Products from the Falklands may be slapped with tariffs, presenting a huge economic challenge for the Islands. The territory exports 90 percent