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McVEYTOWN, Pa. 鈥?Connie Houtz didnt think COVID-19 would be that bad.Shed seen many people in this rural hamlet in central Pennsylvania get infected yet recover within a few days. She did not get vaccinated because she worried about how a new vaccine, developed in record time, might affect her heart condition.Last October, her youngest son, 45-year-old Eric Delamarter, developed a chest stanley cup cold. He put off going to the doctor because he had customers waiting at his shop where he repaired cars, she said. When he finally went to the emergency room at Geisinger Lewistown Hospital, he was diagnosed with pn stanley thermos eumonia and COVID-19.Within a few days, Houtzs oldest son, 50-year-old Toby Delamarter, had also been admitted to the hospital with the virus and shortness of breath.Less than two weeks later, both of her sons were dead. Neither had been vaccinated. Even though it does not seem fair and does not seem right, down the road we will find a reason for why things happen, said Houtz, 71, as she sat at her kitchen table.Eric and Toby Delamarter are two of the roughly 300 people who have died of COVID-19 in Mifflin County, where cows grazing in pastures and Amish horse and buggies are frequent sights. The county 60 miles northwest of Harrisburg stanley butelka leans heavily Republican 鈥?77% of votes cast in 2020 were for Donald Trump 鈥?and the former presidents downplaying of COVID-19 found fertile ground there.Mifflin has one of the highest COVID-19 death rates among U.S. counties with at least 40,000 pe Tjcq 15 people, mostly seniors, killed in highway crash in Canada, official says
WASHINGTON 鈥?One in every 5 middle and high school students has complained of being bullied at school and the number of reports o stanley cup canada f sexual assault on college campuses has more than tripled over the past decade, according to a federal study released Tuesday. There are areas of concern in terms of bullying and rates of victimization being high, said Lauren Musu-Gillette, one stanley polska of the authors of the report by the National Center for Education Statistics and the Justice Department. We are seeing a long term decline, but we still want people to be paying attention to areas where rates are still high. Even though the overall prevalence of bullying has been declining in American schools over the past decade, 21 percent of students aged 12-18 reported being bullied in 2015, the report found. That was slightly below the international average. Bullying is a public health issue because it really affects the mental wellness and health stanley cup of students and as we know at the extreme end it can lead to everything from suicide to reactive violence, said David Osher, vice president at the American Institutes for Research. Because it happens, it doesnt mean it has to happen. The picture was bleaker for gay, lesbian and bisexual students. Thirty-four percent of students who identified as LGBT complained of bullying, compared to 19 percent who identified as heterosexual. Its a high number and a disproportionate number in comparison. We still have a lot of homophobic bias and it plays itself in schoo |
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