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Nobody could blame Dr. Amesh Adalja if he feels somewhat reluctant to check his email or go to the mailbox on certain days.
The Pittsburgh-based infectious disease expert, who is of Indian descent, has been on the receiving end of everything from overtly racist emails, including being called “dirt skin,” to receiving a package of rotten meat.
Adalja, a Butler native and senior scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, has emerged as one of the most recognizable national experts on the pandemic. Since Americans first began hearing about coronavirus a year ago, Adalja has become a go-to guy for much of the national media, appearing regularly on CNN, MSNBC and Fox as well as showing up on CBS, NPR and in The New York Times among many other outlets, including the Tribune-Review.
Butler Catholic, St. Wendelin go on line through Jan. 8 Eagle Staff Report
Butler Catholic and St. Wendelin schools are adding remote learning days around the Christmas break due to COVID-19 considerations.
The schools announced Friday that all students will participate in remote learning around the schools scheduled Christmas break. Remote learning will take place from Dec. 14 to Dec. 18 and from Jan. 4 to Jan. 8.
“We are so grateful for the cooperation and support of our teachers and school families as we ve worked together through the COVID-19 pandemic. We pray for everyone s safety, health, and happiness during this Holy Season,” said JoLynn Clouse, St. Wendelin Catholic School principal. The school is in Oakland Township.