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The most frequently asked questions about Pa.’s frustrating vaccine rollout

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Commercial Leases in the era of Trump and Covid-19

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Four tips to follow when maskless people make you anxious, according to a trauma therapist

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Friday, February 26, 2021

Tag: Covid-19

Could a centralized vaccine signup ease Pa.’s rollout pains? Here’s the answer.

Could a centralized vaccine signup ease Pa.’s rollout pains? Here’s the answer.

The state is relying on a patchwork of individual health-care providers to create and manage their own scheduling, causing frustration among some residents.

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Most Pittsburgh Public students will stay online until 2021. Here are main takeaways from the Oct. school board meetings.

Most Pittsburgh Public students will stay online until 2021. Here are main takeaways from the Oct. school board meetings.

After two amendments and two days of public testimonies, the PPS board voted Wednesday in favor of extending exclusive online learning for most students through Jan. 2021.

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Four tips to follow when maskless people make you anxious, according to a trauma therapist

Four tips to follow when maskless people make you anxious, according to a trauma therapist

On the list of public health recommendations known to help stem the global coronavirus pandemic, mask-wearing and social distancing are at the top. Unfortunately, complying with these basic public health measures has become politicized, leading some folks to refuse to do either or both.

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Amusement parks announce end of 2020 season

Amusement parks announce end of 2020 season

The great masses that normally visit our region’s parks to enjoy their attractions did not arrive this summer, leading to the decision for an early closure at Kennywood, Sandcastle (Pittsburgh) … Read More

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Kiria Cora on Wellness During the Pandemic

Kiria Cora on Wellness During the Pandemic

In these challenging times, many of us are seeking stress relief techniques and wellness options. We spoke with Kiria Cora, a passionate and vibrant wellness coach and Owner of InsightMe … Read More

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