NEW YORK – New York City’s sweeping mandate requiring nearly all private-sector businesses to ban unvaccinated employees from the workplace took effect Monday amid a spike in coronavirus infections.
The South Breeze Elementary School first grade practiced writing skills recently by writing letters to Santa. Using a form worksheet, students were able to tell… Login to continue reading Login…
Sunday afternoon a couple dozen Christmas Carolers brought the sounds of Christmas to Lincoln Park Apartments. Carolers of all ages, members of Grace Community Church, spent time singing to the residents of the apartment complex.
As the pandemic rages on and a workforce crisis continues, nursing home advocates want Kansas lawmakers to start regulating nurse staffing agencies, claiming price gouging amid supply and demand imbalances.
Heading into the Christmas holiday Harvey County is not where health officials would like it to be. “This week we are seeing some rising in… Login to continue reading Login…
Friday a group of cyclists gathered in Ash Street Park to create a non-traditional light show for Christmas — a winter “Glow Ride.” Bicyclists used… Login to continue reading Login…
Sunday afternoon a couple dozen Christmas Carolers brought the sounds of Christmas to Lincoln Park Apartments. All photos by Michele Clark, Newton Kansan Login to continue reading Login Sign up…
Dear Doctors: There was a story in the news recently about a man who had a tapeworm living in his brain. Our two teenage boys also saw it and are now obsessed. They’re grossed out and fascinated, and they are asking lots of questions. An explanation would be welcome.
Friday a group of cyclists gathered in Ash Street Park to create a non-traditional light show for Christmas — a winter “Glow Ride.” Bicyclists used glow sticks and battery operated lights to decorate their bicycles for a ride on the Sand Creek Trail through Newton. “We had 12 cyclists, all were enthused about it,” said Dan Shifflett, member of Walk and Roll Harvey and event organizer.
NEW YORK – Emarilis Velazquez is paying higher prices on everything from food to clothing. Her monthly grocery bill has ballooned from $650 to almost $850 in recent months.