Biden unveils sweeping federal vaccine mandates for Americans
President Joe Biden announces expansive rules affecting more than 100 million people to boost COVID-19 vaccination amid the delta surge. He criticizes the unvaccinated while GOP leaders and some union chiefs promise legal challenges. The policy targets employers with more than 100 workers to require vaccination or testing.
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Twenty years after 9 11 the nation’s security reshaped
The Sept 11 2001 attacks killed 2977 people and altered U S security focus for two decades. Experts note improved domestic readiness and infrastructure protection while reflecting on the enduring fear and generational shift as time passes. Analysts compare fatalities across eras, noting 9/11’s unique psychological impact and lasting policy emphasis.
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Arise marks 40th anniversary and name change
Debby Hennon, Arise executive director, shares a story of a girl who received a pencil bearing the center’s name, underscoring the group’s impact as it marks 40 years since founding in 1981 as The Women’s Shelter. Nicole Amabile notes evolution from shelter to broader services, prevention education, and partnerships, including Westminster College advocacy office.
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Arise honors founders and volunteers at 40th anniversary
Arise formerly Crisis Shelter of Lawrence County marks 40 years with Founding Mothers Nancy Bergey Donna Catron and Elizabeth Verterano recognized alongside volunteers Barb Galicia Pattie Reese Nancy Bergey Eliza Verterano and groups 42nd Quartermaster Battalion Union High School Student Council United Way Day of Caring Serve with Liberty giving awards to Gregory Gordon Estate Elizabeth Verterano Nancy Bergey Georgia Berner and future award to Camryn Lanigan age 13.
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Crisis Shelter rebrands to Arise for Lawrence County
The Crisis Shelter of Lawrence County adopts the name Arise with the tagline Our Community's Response to Violence and Abuse at a 40th anniversary celebration. Executive Director Debby Hennon says Arise represents hope and a stronger foundation for survivors now and in the future. Board President LeeAnn Falena cites the rebranding as a clearer reflection of the shelter's mission.
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