Mental health help remains available during COVID crisis
PORT Health serves Craven, Jones and Pamlico counties with mental health services despite stay at home orders. Stacey Rhodes notes many new patients, yet numbers aren’t COVID related. Clients are seen via tele health, with staff reporting daily operations and safety.
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House advances COVID relief measures in North Carolina
North Carolina lawmakers moved fast as committees approved bills to back small businesses with loans up to fifty thousand dollars, provide tax relief, stock PPE, ease health care rules, fund testing and treatment for COVID nineteen, and aid students while the General Assembly opens its session. The plan includes seventy five million dollars for the Golden LEAF Foundation to back emergency loans for very small employers.
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National Super Hero Day celebrated across campus
The Sun Journal notes National Super Hero Day honors real and fictional heroes. Carolina East Medical Center employees wore Not all heroes wear capes tees and superhero regalia to mark the occasion, continuing a 1995 Marvel Comics origin. Brandy Popp of the hospital confirms campus wide celebration and staff participation.
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Community colleges delay spring graduation ceremonies
Area community colleges push ahead with summer and fall sessions while delaying spring graduation due to ongoing coronavirus restrictions. Coastal Carolina Community College has postponed its Graduation Day until a later, undetermined date amid uncertainty over governor orders.
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