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Vaccine Reaches Descendants of Runaway Slaves as COVID-19 Ravages Brazil
The community known as a "quilombo," a settlement founded by people who escaped from slavery, has now received the first doses of COVID-19 vaccine.

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Metrolink, L.A. County Public Health Launch Mobile COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics
Metrolink and the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health are partnering to provide COVID-19 vaccinations Tuesday at some of Metrolink's stations.

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Vaccines Open Up for Everyone Age 16 and Older | Apr. 14
Today, what people should know about vaccine eligibility expanding tomorrow.

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Where to Get Financial Assistance, Food and More During the Coronavirus Crisis
Here's a list of places that are offering financial assistance, food aid, rent relief, debt relief and more. We regularly update it.

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Update on Nursing Home Investigation | Apr. 13
Today, we learn why ReNew Health Group’s Nursing Homes are operating with denied licences.

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Pandemic Claims Popular Theater Chain | Apr. 13
Today, why a popular movie theater chain is closing and how some are trying to save it.

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African Leaders Warn COVID-19 Crisis Harming Climate Adaptation Push
The coronavirus-linked economic slowdown is limiting cash to help Africans pay to adapt to climate extremes, from drought to floods.

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Y luego hubo dos: Inyo y Merced atrapados en el nivel más estricto
Al no poder cumplir con los criterios estatales de infección por COVID-19, los condados de Merced e Inyo aún no pueden reabrir la mayoría de las empresas. El estatus de los condados amenaza un gran evento del Día de los Caídos en Bishop, por lo que la ciudad ha pedido al estado que reconsidere los requisitos de su condado rural.

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And Then There Were Two: Inyo and Merced Stuck in Strictest Tier
Unable to meet state COVID-19 infection criteria, Merced and Inyo counties still can’t reopen most businesses. The status threatens a big Memorial Day event in Bishop, so the town has asked the state to reconsider its rural county requirements.

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Preparing to Go Back to Preschool in A Pandemic: 'Fun, but in A Different Way'
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