Month: December 2020

Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) confirmed on Wednesday that it is deploying “resuscitation facilities” in coronavirus vaccination centres following the revelation that two healthcare workers suffered anaphylactoid reactions after receiving the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine on the first day of rollout. Following the adverse reactions experienced by the two healthcare workers, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) …

UK Requires ‘Resuscitation Facilities’ at Corona Vaccine Centres After Allergic Reactions Read More »

An 11-year-old girl penned a letter to Santa filled with heartache, asking him to stop her “sadness” after losing her father and grandmother in a house fire over the summer. Brooklynn Alexander, 11, wrote her Christmas wish and dropped off her letter in Santa’s mailbox in her hometown of Arvada. Amber Klein built the mailbox to …

Colorado girl, 11, pens letter to Santa filled with heartache: ‘Can you please stop my sadness?’ Read More »

Governor Hogan, Lt. Governor Rutherford, Several Members of the Governor’s Cabinet TargetedInvestigation Underway in Coordination with Law Enforcement Partners ANNAPOLIS, MD—The State of Maryland today announced that it has uncovered an unemployment insurance fraud scheme targeting high-ranking state government officials, including Governor Larry Hogan, Lt. Governor Boyd K. Rutherford, Labor Secretary Tiffany Robinson, and several …

State of Maryland Uncovers Unemployment Fraud Scheme Against High-Ranking Government Officials Read More »

A national defense bill is closer to being approved after passing the House earlier this week, but it still needs to be approved by the Senate. A vote is expected Thursday or Friday. President Donald Trump has threatened to veto the bill, but Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell urged its passage Thursday. News 3 spoke …

Defense bill includes ‘robust’ shipbuilding budget, still needs approval from Senate Read More »

WHO:             Wicomico County Health Department WHAT:           COVID-19 TESTING. The tests are oral swab.  No doctor’s referral needed. Interpreters will be on site if needed.  Call to make                                         appointment 410-912-6889 or 410-543-6943 WHEN:       – Week of Dec 14th: Monday 9am-12pm, …

COVID-19 Testing NEW LOCATION STARTING NEXT WEEK! Read More »

Governor Ralph Northam announced additional COVID-19 restrictions on Thursday. Northam issued a modified stay at home order and other restrictions as Virginia COVID-19 cases, deaths and hospitalizations continue to rise. On Thursday there were 3,915 new cases, 54 additional deaths and 131 new hospitalizations. The new restrictions include: Modified Stay at Home Order: All individuals in Virginia …

Gov. Northam issues new social gathering restrictions, mask requirements as Virginia COVID-19 cases, deaths and hospitalizations rise Read More »

The NFL is still struggling for TV ratings this year as the most recent ratings show a 20 percent drop for the Week 13 edition ofSunday Night Football. According to Sports Media Watch, the league’s Week 13 game on NBC wasdown 20 percent in both its ratings (9.8) and its viewership (17.07M) over 2019. Most of …

Ratings Crash 20% for Sunday Night Football, Continuing Season Long Decline Read More »

US medical professionals have devised an inventive to celebrate Christmas in the time of the coronavirus: by decorating trees with facemasks, hand sanitizer and other personal protective equipment (PPE). The trend is currently getting attention on social media, despite a continuing shortage of the equipment in increasingly burdened hospitals. “Ohhhhh PPE . . . on my Christmas …

Doctors are now decorating their Christmas trees with PPE Read More »

Rumors that the Haunted House at Trimper’s Rides will close for the year are not true, President Antoinette Bruno said Monday. She said that Trimper’s extended a 2021 lease to the operators over a month ago and is awaiting their signature.  “Should the Lessee choose not renew their lease, Trimper’s will make sure operation of …

Trimper’s says Haunted House will continue Read More »

Firing a special counsel is exceedingly difficult, as anyone who followed the saga of President Donald Trump vs. Robert Mueller can attest. Now, former Vice President Joe Biden may face a similar quandary if he manages to be sworn into the presidency on Jan. 20. That’s because last week, Attorney General Bill Barr announced he …

Legal Expert Reveals Barr’s Latest Move Was ‘Devilishly Clever,’ And Will Be Tough To Undo Read More »