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SCHOOLS in Oxfordshire are preparing to ‘unmask’ and move away from the bubbles system within the next two weeks. Both the legal requirement to wear a face covering and bubbles system are set to come to an end on July 19. Prime Minister Boris Johnson said wearing a mask will be a matter of ‘personal responsibility’ – although the removal of Covid restrictions is still subject to confirmation on Monday. However, headteachers in Oxfordshire have said they will keep bubbles as the term draws to a close. Rob Pavey, headteacher at Cheney School in Headington, said: “We went back to wearing masks in class two or three weeks ago when we saw cases rising.
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HAMPTON ROADS, Va. - Still need to get your shot? No matter where you are in Hampton Roads, you will have a number of chances with a handful of upcoming vaccination clinics coming up throughout the next week.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is teaming up with the Virginia Department of Emergency Management (VDEM) and the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) to provide more access to the COVID-19 vaccines.
In alignment with the updated Emergency Use Authorization for the Pfizer vaccine, FEMA and VDH will start administering the vaccine to ages 12 and up at the Military Circle Mall Community Vaccination Center as well as at upcoming pop-up clinics throughout Hampton Roads.
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Monday morning, investigators from the city’s Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Task Force were on the scene trying to determine the origin and cause of fire as well as whether anything at all will be able to be salvaged. By the afternoon, officials said they had to do a partial demolition and take down the steeple for safety concerns.
As far as the time capsule goes, they are working with St. Leo’s former church officials to locate and salvage the momentos. But tracking them down will not be easy. The Archdiocese of Philadelphia closed the church in 2013, when it merged 24 parishes into 10 and left a number of historic neighborhood anchors vacant. St. Leo’s merged with Our Lady of Consolation Parish. Still, it was common for neighbors to worship there and use the space for functions until January 2019 when the Archdiocese closed it permanently.