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“It’s pretty flat tack at the moment.” The virus would most likely spread further when families travelled during the school holidays next week, he said
. He urged parents to get their children checked if they had concerns, regardless of messages about how much pressure the health system was under at present.
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Mai FM host K’Lee McNabb’s 4-month-old daughter, Honour, was born prematurely and had been in intensive care after catching RSV (respiratory syncytial virus). Some primary schools had reported having up to half their pupils and some staff absent due to respiratory illnesses, New Zealand Principals’ Federation president Perry Rush said.
An Aurora man wants the city to leave the Scientific and Cultural Arts District
Denver7.
and last updated 2021-07-06 20:21:11-04
AURORA, Colo. â An Aurora man is working to get an initiative on the November ballot calling for the removal of the city from the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD).
Jeff Brown announced on Tuesday that he has created a non-profit organization called Venues Aurora and released ballot language that would detach the city from SCFD.
In an interview, Brown told Denver7 that he believes Aurora has outgrown the district and itâs time for the city to create its own with a focus on promoting the art scene.
UNC trustees approve tenure for Nikole Hannah-Jones, bringing end to campus controversy Kate Murphy and Martha Quillin, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
Jun. 30 CHAPEL HILL UNC-Chapel Hill trustees voted to approve tenure for distinguished journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones at a meeting Wednesday afternoon, bringing a resolution to the national controversy that has ensued over her hire.
Hannah-Jones, who is a Black woman, is to join the UNC-CH faculty Thursday as the Knight Chair in Race and Investigative Journalism at the Hussman School of Journalism and Media. She and her legal team had said she would not begin the job without tenure.
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