He added: “I don’t want people to think that [they] are villains or I was a victim in any way with any of this—because I wasn’t,” he added. “This isn’t something new for us. This is something new for people to experience and hear about in the press... but it’s not new for us.” … [Read more...] about Brian Austin Green Was Dumped by Megan Fox Before, ‘When He Was Sick in Bed for Six Months’
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Austin Prep Annual Day of Giving Slated for May 28
While the Day of Giving does not official commence until May 28, supporters can visit https://www.austinprep.org/support-austin-prep/dayofgiving now to make a tax-deductible gift to Austin Prep. Gifts can also be mailed to Austin Prep, c/o The Office of External Affairs, 101 Willow Street, Reading, Ma. 01867. For more information on the Day of Giving, contact Susan Belanger, Assistant Headmaster for External Affairs at [email protected] or (781) 944-4900 x817. … [Read more...] about Austin Prep Annual Day of Giving Slated for May 28
Not all water parks reopen despite eased Abbott restrictions
The steps come a week after Abbott allowed bars, breweries and tasting rooms were allowed to reopen Friday at 25% capacity and with other social distancing measures in place. Rodeos, bingo halls and aquariums also were allowed to reopen. Restrictions on restaurants, which were allowed to reopen May 1 at 25% customer capacity, were loosened to allow 50% occupancy. … [Read more...] about Not all water parks reopen despite eased Abbott restrictions
California’s six million public school students are hungry for details on the return to classrooms
A summary of the draft guidelines, obtained by The Chronicle, indicated school districts would need to keep students and staff six feet apart at all times, install hand-washing stations and assess students and staff for virus symptom, including taking temperatures. … [Read more...] about California’s six million public school students are hungry for details on the return to classrooms
No CARES Act funding for pediatricians could mean fewer health care options for kids
Many pediatricians accept Medicaid, which is a joint federal-state health care program for the poor. But it was easier for the federal government to allocate funding based on Medicare billing records, which are readily available in the computer system of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said Dr. Hanoch Patt, co-medical director of Pediatric and Congenital Cardiology Associates, a national medical group with providers in Houston and Austin. … [Read more...] about No CARES Act funding for pediatricians could mean fewer health care options for kids
