Mom and daughter drive groceries to homebound in Mooresville
Kris ten Irwin and Michele Irwin deliver boxes from FeedNC to a home on Glory Road in Mooresville. The volunteers, called Food Movers, cart meals to about 40 homebound clients each week, with roughly 200 drivers aiding distribution across the nonprofit's service area amid the pandemic.
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Charlotte
Kristen Irwin
Michele Irwin
Glory Road
Mooresville
Irwins
Feednc
The
Observer
Lara Ingram
Ingram
Mecklenburg County
Laver Witherspoon
David T. Foster II
Charlotte Observer
Fighting Fear With Vaccine Facts and Outreach
Dr Garth Graham of CVS Health argues vaccine resistance is unwarranted citing CDC data. Flu vaccines prevent millions of illnesses and doctor visits and can cut child death risk and hospitalizations, with outreach needed to reduce racial disparities and reach all communities.
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Garth Graham
CVS Health
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Graham
Tuskegee
European nations outline gradual lockdown easing plans
Germany allows small shops to reopen as Britain delays dates while Spain prepares to ease confinement for children from April 27. Albania to restart mining and oil industries and hundreds of businesses amid a global tally near 2.3 million infections and about 40,000 US deaths. Plans reflect differing national strategies as authorities acknowledge undercounting and testing limits.
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Britain
Germany
Helmut Dedy
Dpa
Spain
Europe
United States
Italy
Albania
U.S
Johns Hopkins University of National Health Reports
Oklahoma remembers 1995 bombing victims with virtual ceremony
The Oklahoma memorial ceremony marked the attack's anniversary with 9 01 to 9 03 times observed by gates and a reflection pond symbolizing 9 02. Survivors and relatives spoke by video as officials and celebrities offered remarks amid social distancing.
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Alfred P. Murrah Federal
Ryan
Ashwood
Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum
Oklahoma City
Chandler
Kari Watkins
Titanic and North Carolina Ties Highlight Shipwreck Lore
The piece links James Cameron's Titanic film to North Carolina figures. It recalls U.S. Senator Fur_nifold Simmons and his role in Jim Crow policy, the Senate committee inquiry into the disaster, and local ties including Cape Hatteras meteorologist Richard Dailey and Roxboro mail clerk Oscar Scott Woody. Governor Easley proclaimed Oscar Scott Woody Day in 2003. Contact Bill Hand at 252-229-4977 or bill.hand@newbernsj.com.
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Simmons
U.S
South Front Street
North Carolina
Congress
Senate
South
Committee On Commerce
Michigan
William Alden Smith
Mr. Simmons
Arthur Rostron
Carpathia
Rostron
Richard Dailey
Oscar Scott Woody
Roxboro
Mike Easley
Bill
Newbernsj
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Alan Whicher
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James Lankford
David Holt
Kristin Chenowith
Cindy Ferrell Ashwood
Susan Ferrell
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Leonardo DiCaprio
New Bern
Sun Journal
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Karen
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