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Opt for self-quarantine if no serious symptoms

PETALING JAYA: To lessen the burden on Covid-19 quarantine centres nationwide, two prominent public figures have appealed to Covid-19 patients to practise self-quarantine at home if they do not display any serious symptoms.

Veteran s memorial lost in flood rebuilt by mother who lost son in Iraq

The Village of Sanford works to reimagine a beloved memorial swept away by last year s flood. The monument honored the nation s veterans, and the new memorial will be unveiled Wednesday. “We put so much of our heart and soul into building the first monument,” Kim Burgess said. In July of 2018, a monument honoring veterans was dedicated to the Village of Sanford. During last May s flood, it was among the many precious memories that were swept away. “At first I was totally disoriented it was like I didn’t even know where I was because the monument wasn’t here anymore it was gone,” Burgess said.

Rugby: Chiefs great Liam Messam says missing out on 2011 All Blacks World Cup squad was the highlight of his career

Cricket: Black Caps batsman Will Young s hot form in county cricket creates selection headache ahead of England tour

Cricket: Black Caps batsman Will Young s hot form in county cricket creates selection headache ahead of England tour 17 May, 2021 04:00 AM 3 minutes to read All the weekend sports results delivered to you in 90 seconds. Video / NZ Herald NZ Herald Black Caps veteran Ross Taylor believes the hot form of batsman Will Young will put another spanner in the works for selectors ahead of the upcoming tour of England. Young has continued to make a strong case for selection in the upcoming two-test series with England and the World Test Championship final against India, scoring back-to-back tons for English county side Durham.

Veterans service offices provide great value

Nearly 8,700 military veterans live in the four northeastern counties of Indiana — DeKalb, LaGrange, Noble and Steuben. They received $77 million in veterans’ benefits during 2019, the most recent year for which statistics are available. The potential is even greater. Estimates say that fewer than 40% of veterans are receiving the VA benefits to which they are entitled or even know where to get them. That percentage likely is higher in northeastern Indiana, thanks to the efforts of dedicated veterans service officers in each county. “We’re all working very, very hard, and we’re all fighting for more resources for veterans,” said Travis Holcomb, former VSO for DeKalb County, who now helps part-time in the office. “We all work together as a fraternity.”

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