AerialCLT, a Charlotte studio known for its aerial silks and trapeze classes, is teetering on the potential of a permanent closure due to the COVID-19 crisis — but the owner isn’t giving up. In an Instagram announcement on Tuesday, the studio wrote: “AerialCLT Family, we have had 8.5 years of […]
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NEWARK, NJ — Recovering from the coronavirus shutdown has been a slow process, Newark. But there’s good news: the “new normal” is getting closer. Newark’s restaurants, stores, businesses and other cultural institutions continue to reawaken from the COVID-19 shutdown that threw a devastating monkey wrench into New Jersey’s economy. A […]
The worst pandemic in modern memory has inspired a massive effort to harness intellectual property rights. More than 1,500 trademark applications have been filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for variations on the COVID-19 and coronavirus theme. They range from the serious to the silly, from the innovative […]
A basketball objective and two water slides full the pool facilities. If updated art has sometimes been related to abstract painting, it can not in any means be decreased to this affiliation. Figurative art is making a comeback on the present art work scene and artists are using the kind […]
When President Trump promoted the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine as a possible treatment for COVID-19 in the spring, demand for the product jumped. Most of the subsequent debate has been about the efficacy of the drug as a treatment for prophylaxis for COVID-19. But arguably as important is what happens to […]
Image caption The pharmacy in John Wood Street is one of two businesses linked to the cluster A link has been established between a cluster of Covid-19 cases in Inverclyde and an earlier outbreak at a call centre in Lanarkshire. NHS Greater Glasgow said 13 people had tested positive in […]
With President Donald Trump’s poll numbers flagging in Florida and the state continuing to struggle with one of the nation’s highest rates of new COVID-19 cases, Vice President Mike Pence visited the University of Miami’s Miller School of Medicine on Monday to focus attention on one of the pandemic’s few […]
Since mid-March, when most schools around the U.S. closed due to COVID-19 precautions, kids and teens have had to quickly adapt to learning virtually — which means more sitting and more screen time. Hanging out with friends after class or on weekends became a thing of the past as health […]