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North Jersey COVID-19 testing lines grow ahead of Thanksgiving

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Long lines became common at on-the-spot care clinics that offered tests throughout North Jersey including Paramus, Cedar Grove and Jersey City.

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WDSU

Local Urgent Care Centers see an increase in COVID19 testing ahead of Thanksgiving

Workers say they are running out of COVID19 rapid tests

3 years ago·New Orleans, United States

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ABC 36 News

Stormy weather ahead of Thanksgiving

Our next weather maker sparks showers and storms, on Wednesday, across Central and Eastern Kentucky. Expect a mostly cloudy sky, with showers and storms, and a wild wind, with gusts of 30 mph. Temperatures cool to the 30s, for highs, by Monday with a potential winter mix. – Chief Meteorologist Jason LindseyWEDNESDAY – Mostly cloudy and breezy, with showers and storms, as highs warm to 60.TONIGHT – Mostly cloudy as lows cool to the middle 40s.Cli…

3 years ago·Lexington, United States

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North Jersey

North Jersey COVID-19 testing lines grow ahead of Thanksgiving

Long lines became common at on-the-spot care clinics that offered tests throughout North Jersey including Paramus, Cedar Grove and Jersey City.

3 years ago

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Fox 4 Kansas City

With increase in Thanksgiving orders, struggling local restaurants get a little breathing room

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Demand for Thanksgiving Day meals is a welcome change of pace for the local restaurant scene, which has been hard hit by the pandemic. Beth Barden has never in her 19 years in business had to prepare for a Thanksgiving meal like this one. "It's an astonishing amount of food," said Barden, who owns Succotash. The orders started pouring in three weeks ago after Barden made 150 individual meals for a nearby hospital that was for…

3 years ago·Kansas City, United States

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NBC Montana

Airports see increase in passengers ahead of Thanksgiving

The CDC recommends avoiding travel as much as possible for the holidays this year, but some airports are already seeing increasing numbers ahead of Thanksgiving. “We have seen a little bit of a bump this past two weeks, probably about 15% more than we had the first part of November,” said Scott Humphrey, deputy airport director at Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport. But AAA predicts Thanksgiving air travel will be down by over 47% -- the …

3 years ago·Missoula, United States

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