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Marlowe has served as the organization's interim executive director since 2019.
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Marlowe has served as the organization's interim executive director since 2019.
Vaccines have worked beyond anyone’s imagination, in terms of both efficacy and safety, Saag said.
"A Republican lawmaker's bill would result in jail for Trump, Brooks and others had the Capitol riot occurred in Alabama."
The university will vaccinate its health care workers and safety personnel, and then partner with the Montgomery Housing Authority.
"Once again, the lone line of defense for American school children is the public school teacher."
The decision comes after a rash of deaths and calls from the AEA for the district to reevaluate its protocols.
With 10 deaths since November and four deaths within 48 hours, AEA says MPS officials must act to protect teachers and staff.
The argument is identical to one made in state courts in 2018 and 2019. Those lawsuits were eventually tossed by the courts.
Because of a massive increase in unemployment claims, Alabama's unemployment tax rate in 2021 will go up 92 percent.
"The Trump presidency certainly showed us how fragile it all is."
