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Gut-busting comedy returns to Acadia Rep - Mount Desert Islander

Gut-busting comedy returns to Acadia Rep - Mount Desert Islander
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COVID-19 : deux victimes supplémentaires en Outaouais et à Ottawa | Coronavirus : Ontario

COVID-19 : deux victimes supplémentaires en Outaouais et à Ottawa | Coronavirus : Ontario
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Suspect in Livermore Falls hostage standoff killed by police

Mar. 9—LIVERMORE FALLS — A man with explosives who broke into a house here early Monday and took hostages was killed Tuesday morning by police using deadly force, Lt. Jason Madore of the Maine State Police confirmed at a news conference. All three hostages were safe, he said. Killed was Donald White, an ex-boyfriend of the homeowner's daughter. White had once lived in the home at 48 Knapp St., .

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Framingham pantry turns to technology to keep families fed

Framingham pantry turns to technology to keep families fed Share Updated: 6:06 PM EST Dec 18, 2020 Framingham pantry turns to technology to keep families fed Share Updated: 6:06 PM EST Dec 18, 2020 Hide Transcript Show Transcript IPSWICH FROM FRAMINGHAM, WHERE PEOPLE ARE STEPPING UP WITH NEW TECHNOL TO HELP SAY THEY WERE TWO THOUSAND FAMILIES IN FRAMINGHAM THAT NEED FOOD. WE ALL COULD BE FEEDING THE SAME 500 FAMILIES, BUT WE DON’T KNOW IF WE ARE OR NOT. AND THAT’S A PROBLEM. AND SO WHAT YOU SEE HERE ON THIS SCREEN IS DANIEL’S TABLE, A NONPROFIT FOOD PANTRY IS WHAT FAMILIES CAN NOW SEE ON THEIR PHONE OR TABLET. AN APP THAT JUST WENT LIVE COORDINATES THE EFFORT TO MAKE SURE PEOPLE ARE FED, THAT EFFORTS ARE NOT DUPLICATED. THEY HAVE FREEZERS LIKE THIS ONE AROUND THE CITY AT THE YMCA AND IN SCHOOLS TO MAKE IT EASIER TO ACCESS FOOD ON FLEXIBLE SCHEDULES. AND EVENTUALLY, CO-FOUNDER DAVID BLEYS HOPES MANY OTHER GROUPS WILL JOIN IN AND MAKE IT EVEN

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Christmas carolers adapt to coronavirus dangers to bring joy to holidays

This year her group is raising money by producing digital “caroling telegrams,” or short videos. “It’s just this way to ripple out joy,” Ms. O’Brien said. Efforts to “ripple out joy” have been deeply appreciated among communities, as the nation weathers a pandemic that has infected more than 16.8 million Americans and killed 305,000 this year, according to the Johns Hopkins University coronavirus tracker. The COVID-19 pandemic has undercut seasonal traditions throughout 2020, especially live singing, with the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention calling for masks when people sing to prevent the spread of the virus and to “[a]void singing or shouting, especially indoors.”

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