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Tag Archives: Coronavirus

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Balint catches COVID after vaccination and two boosters while attending unmasked super-spreader event in DC

Congressional candidate Becca Balint announced on Monday that she caught COVID even after receiving vaccination and two booster shots. The positive test result came just days after she attended a White House Pride event last Wednesday.

7 days ago June 21, 2022 in TNR News.
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Rand Paul dismantles Fauci over COVID booster shots for children

Paul lambasted Fauci after he admitted “not enough data” had been gathered to conclude that booster shots reduced hospitalizations or deaths for children. Fauci also did not mention any studies that proved booster shots for children were needed.

7 days ago June 21, 2022 in U.S..

Scott calls to ‘reverse the harms’ resulting from COVID lockdown measures

During his weekly press conference Tuesday, Gov. Phil Scott called on Vermonters to work to undo the harms caused by the social and economic shut down he imposed following the onset of COVID-19 in 2020.

2 weeks ago June 15, 2022 in TNR News.

Mel K interviews Nurse Erin about her experience on New York’s pandemic ‘war zone’

As a travel nurse who left her state to help battle the reported COVID crisis “epicenter,” she was startled to find that the “frontline war zone” at a hospital in Queens was more like a ghost town.

2 weeks ago June 15, 2022 in Videos.
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$84.5 mil: Vermont uses state, ARPA funds to address economic, work force development

$40 million will be spent to boost municipalities, businesses and the nonprofit sector that were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. And $19 million will be put into the Forgivable Loan Program through the Economic Development Authority to administer forgivable loans to businesses suffering from economic shortfalls due to the pandemic.

2 weeks ago June 15, 2022 in TNR News.
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Steve MacDonald: CDC calls for more testing and masking, Dartmouth wants to boost kids

Sure, we made jokes about the 26th booster, but this is real. There are, apparently, people who’ve gotten four or more shots, and the CDC still wants them tested. In local COVID news, Dartmouth Hitchcock wants to remind us that boosters are approved for ages 5-11.

May 29, 2022 in Commentary.
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Sununu vetoes GOP-backed masking restrictions

New Hampshire Republican Gov. Chris Sununu has vetoed a proposal that would have banned state and local mask mandates in schools during public health emergencies.

May 26, 2022 in U.S..
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Biden administration poised to hand over U.S. health sovereignty to WHO

Delegates from 194 countries, led by the United States, are expected this week to vote to relinquish their respective country’s sovereignty and grant autonomous power to the World Health Organization over international health events.

May 25, 2022 in U.S..
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Leahy’s answer to Vermonter concerned about granting WHO unprecedented power

“Thank you for contacting me about the ongoing discussions about reforming the World Health Organization’s global pandemic response in a new treaty. I support efforts to improve global pandemic preparedness while maintaining Congress’s unique role in ratifying treaties.”

May 24, 2022 in Commentary.
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Tom Evslin: Pandemic lesson No. 2 — Experts are too narrow to make policy

There is no simple “the science” according to which a leader can govern. There is no one type of expert who can make overall policy from the narrow perch of his or her expertise (sorry, Dr. Fauci).

May 18, 2022 in Commentary.
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The pandemic shut down Vermont’s courts. Now, some question whether the case backlog should even be heard

When the pandemic struck, Vermont courts suspended all non-emergency proceedings. Statewide, it is estimated that just over 1,000 felony cases and nearly 2,200 misdemeanors have been pending for more than two years. While courtrooms have slowly reopened, the backlog has intensified.

May 10, 2022 in TNR News.
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Opinion: Deriding mass formation is a verification of the phenomenon

A renowned and respected psychotherapist had postulated that we might need to reconsider the unconscious response to lockdowns and mandates — and his ideas were summarily dismissed by the voice of the state.

May 10, 2022 in Commentary.

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