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Month: July 2021

More federal workers expected to telework in the future, feds say

By Liz Stark The Biden administration’s human resources agency expects some federal workers will continue teleworking regularly in the future, as government agencies finalize their offices’ reentry and post reentry plans. The Office of Personnel Management is encouraging agencies to re-design telework policies based on lessons learned during the pandemic, and believes certain remote working

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Gimnasta costarricense Luciana Alvarado apoya al movimiento Black Lives Matter en su rutina en Tokio 2020

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN Español) — Luciana Alvarado, la primera gimnasta costarricense en clasificarse a unos Juegos Olímpicos, terminó su presentación en la modalidad de gimnasia de piso con un homenaje al movimiento Black Lives Matter, confirmó la Federación Deportiva de Gimnasia y Afines de Costa Rica. La gimnasta terminó su rutina con una rodilla

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Woman admits to drinking alcohol before I-76 crash that killed firefighter: Affidavit

By Katie Katro Click here for updates on this story     LOWER MERION TWP., Pennsylvania (WPVI) — Authorities say a South Jersey woman admitted to drinking mixed alcoholic beverages and driving around before a crash that killed a firefighter and injured several other first responders early Saturday morning, according to an arrest affidavit obtained by Action

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Provincetown issues a new mask mandate amid Covid-19 case surge after Fourth of July

By Jennifer Henderson and Eric Levenson, CNN Provincetown, Massachusetts, has restored its indoor mask mandate after a cluster of Covid-19 cases followed the Fourth of July holiday. The Provincetown Select Board and Board of Health adopted the mandate effective immediately during an emergency meeting Sunday, according to a Facebook post from Town Manager Alex Morse.

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