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RUTLAND â A Holyoke, Mass., man, who police say brandished a firearm at two innocent women in a Rutland hotel, is due in U.S. District Court on Wednesday on charges of carrying a firearm during a drug trafficking offense and for possession with intent to distribute fentanyl.
Varian C. Lefebvre, 26, had a loaded Springfield Arms 45-caliber black pistol in his backpack when state police confronted him at the Holiday Inn in Rutland Town about an hour after the incident with the two women last Thursday morning, court records note.
âThe government understands that Lefebvre has serious felony charges pending in other jurisdictions,â Assistant U.S. Attorney Paul J. Van de Graaf said in court papers.
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Montgomery: Residents at Alabama’s four state veterans homes were set to receive COVID-19 vaccinations beginning Tuesday. The arrival of the vaccine is a bright spot amid a record-setting surge in COVID-19 cases. Alabama ranked sixth in the United States for the most new cases per capita in the past 14 days. Alabama’s vaccine plan has prioritized front-line medical workers and residents and employees of long-term care facilities for the first allotments of the vaccine. Health care workers began receiving vaccinations last week. State Health Officer Scott Harris said last week that vaccinations were to be begin at long-term care facilities this week under a partnership with pharmacies. The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs said in a news release that the first immunizations of the Pfizer vaccine will be administer
Vermont COVID-19 trend favorable, but holiday surge looms
By WILSON RINGDecember 29, 2020 GMT
The number of new cases of people infected with the coronavirus continues to drop, but officials are waiting to see if the holidays will cause a spike in cases, officials said Tuesday.
Vermonters generally stayed home during Thanksgiving, and travel data shows that with the New Year’s holiday still to come, travel is down significantly over last year.
In counties from Ohio to Virginia to Maine, eight of the 10 with the lowest rates of active infection per 1 million people are in Vermont.
“We are holding our breath a bit,” Gov. Phil Scott said during his twice-weekly virus briefing.
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