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President Joe Biden recently announced his intention of marking July Fourth as the start of a “summer of freedom,” thanks to the amazing success of the coronavirus vaccines.
This joining of Independence Day with “independence from the virus” echoes the dual freedom the people of Boston felt in the summer of 1776. Smallpox, a deadly viral disease known as the “king of terrors,” broke out again across New England in 1773 and exploded during the Revolutionary War. And so, as Americans were fighting the British and drafting the Declaration of Independence, they also recognized that political independence did not mean much without security from disease and that meant seizing the opportunity to be immunized when it arrived.
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By CARSON GERBER | Kokomo Tribune | Published: April 11, 2021 GRISSOM AIR RESERVE BASE, Indiana (Tribune News Service) If anyone knows the ins and outs of operating Grissom Air Reserve Base, it s Col. Thomas Pemberton. From 1992 to 2010, his roles at the base ran the gamut, including chief of mission development and tactics, an evaluator navigator for the KC-135 Stratotanker planes and commander of the 434th Operations Support Squadron. I learned about the reserves and about the Air Force here, Pemberton said. I grew up here, and it was kind of a leadership crucible for me. People pushed me outside my comfort zone here and helped me grow.
AN INSPIRING young man who overcame homelessness and drug addiction to become an NHS key worker has won a national award. Thomas Pemberton, 22 from Blackburn, first shared his story in December last year when it was announced that he had been shortlisted for the Prince s Trust Homesense Young Achiever of the Year Award. He was thrilled when, in a star studded virtual ceremony this Thursday hosted by Ant and Dec and featuring Dame Helen Mirren, Idris Elba, Alesha Dixon, Holly Willoughby, and Philip Schofield, the charity announced that he had won. Thomas said: “I can’t say I was expecting it, it was a massive shock.