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And legal follower coming up. Welcome everybody, this is youre world. We begin with charlotte where trump is set to speak and just got a big endorsement. Reporter he did, he got a big endorsement from the fop, he is going to be here speaking to the fop annual meeting. And we are told by the campaign that those remarks were slated to begin about 445, so in your our charles, we are expecting the former president to take the podium here we dont know if he will route react or make the first on camera remarks about george my seans ruling to delay the sentencing and that hush money, so cold when he tried. But we will be here listening and watching and waiting to see if the former president indeed does remark about that, he did tell Brooke Sigman over the phone earlier today, a few words about this. He said the case was delayed because everybody realizes there was no case and i did ....
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Faced with skyrocketing contract labor, equipment and supply costs and flat revenue St. Charles Health System leadership has made the difficult decision to reduce its workforce. The reduction will impact 105 caregivers through layoffs. An additional 76 positions that are currently vacant have also been eliminated. The 105 layoffs which will take place over the next three days are targeted to mostly non-clinical areas where the organization found through a benchmark data review process that it has more staff than other health systems of a similar size. "For the past two years, our caregivers have taken on and conquered unprecedented challenges to care for our community, which is why it feels particularly unfair that we now find ourselves in this position," said St. Charles President and CEO Joe Sluka. "While our financial situation isn't unlike many other health systems around the country, this decision hurts. These are our people." Even after taking aggressive ....
(Update: Adding video) BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) St. Charles President and CEO Joe Sluka updated the community Friday on the risks posed by the rising numbers of the much more transmissible delta variant of COVID-19 and again urged Central Oregonians be cautious in public and to get vaccinated, if they haven t. Here s Sluka s newsletter, in full: July 23, 2021 As much as I hate to say it, the delta variant of COVID-19 is increasing in our communities. Over the past two weeks, wastewater samples throughout the state of Oregon show an increase from 5% to 40% of this more transmissible variant of the virus. We believe our current vaccination rate in Central Oregon is not high enough to provide herd immunity against the delta variant, in part because it spreads more easily than earlier versions of the virus. In fact, studies show that ....