Peters backs reconciliation to pass Biden plans in U.S. Senate
Senator Gary Peters urged using the reconciliation process to advance President Biden’s roughly 2 trillion American Jobs Plan and 1.8 trillion American Families Plan, while aiming for bipartisan consensus on infrastructure including roads, broadband, the electrical grid, charging stations, and education. He noted the 60 vote filibuster hurdle and hinted reconciliation could be used again if needed.
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FDA to approve Pfizer vaccine for adolescents soon
The FDA is poised to authorize the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for 12 to 15 year olds, pending CDC backing, expanding vaccination from adults and older teens. Experts note safety in trials and emphasize benefits for school and social activities. The process also includes CDC advisory review and formal recommendation before full rollout.
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New York Times
CNN
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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Howard University Hospital
Wash
Ington
D.C
Pfizer- Biontech
Bill Gruber
Pfizer
Gruber
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Moderna
Johnson & Johnson
J&j
Novavax
United States
CDC
Obituary for Marcia Elders of Naples and West Michigan
Marcia Elders died peacefully at home in Naples on April 26 2021. Born 1936 in Holland Michigan she trained as a nurse in Evanston Illinois earned a bachelor and master in nursing from Grand Valley State. She worked in hospitals clinics health departments hospice and taught nursing at Hope College and Calvin College. She is survived by her partner Al Elders siblings children stepchildren and grandchildren. A virtual celebration is planned with an outdoor life celebration in West Michigan this summer. Donations may be made to Hospice of Holland Avon Hospice or Habitat for Humanity of Collier County.
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Naples
Marcia Elders
Vint Bentley
Florida
Marcia
Holland
Michigan
Evanston
Grand Valley State University
Hope College-Calvin College Nursing
Harold
Angeline Streur
Melva
Marion Renner
George Smit
al Elders
Karen
Roger
Grinwis
Wayne
Toni Lynn Craft
Streur
Kristi
Terry
Sleak
Jeff
Chris
Sharon
Robert) Schreur
Gregory
Nikki) Elders
Robert Elders
Lalo Vela
Steve Smit
Michele Smit Reynolds
Diane Smitherlo
Pamela Smit Keith
Trevor Armstrong
Tyler Armstrong
Caitlin Armstrong Reed
Tamsen Armstrong Reed
Fullernaples.com
Hospice of
Avon Hospice
Habitat For Humanity
Collier County
West Michigan
Remembering Sherilyn Kay Russell Grand Haven Sail Club member
Sherilyn Kay Russell, 76, of Grand Haven, died May 1, 2021, at SKLD Zeeland. Born November 1, 1944, in Alma to Carl and May Bigelow, she married Buzz Russell July 27, 1963, in St. Louis Michigan. She raised her family in St. Johns, later moved to Grand Haven to sail Lake Michigan and served as Commodore of the Grand River Sail Club, also supporting CORE and Brownie Girl Scouts. Survived by daughter Jody TerHaar and son Jeffrey Russell, stepchildren, three sisters, and in-laws. Funeral at Klaassen Family Funeral Home May 8. Memorials to Grand River Sail Club.
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the Lord
SKLD
Zeeland
Alma
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May
Rockafellow) Bigelow
Karlen
Buzz) Russell
St. Louis
Cadillac
St. Johns
Sherie
Buzz
Grand Haven
Lake Michigan
Grand River Sail Club
CORE
Channel Boardwalk
Grand Heaven
Jody
Dan) TerHaar
Holland
Jeffrey Russell
Alexandria TerHaar
Danielle Panepento
Tony TerHaar
Payton
Taylor
Kooper
Ellery
Natalie
Sheila
Doug) Yarnell
Eunice
al) Bigelow
Gainesville
Beth White
Robert Sparks
Marion
Skig) Russell
Kalkaska
Karen Sparks
Klaassen Family Funeral
David Boomgaard
Klaassenfuneralhome.com
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