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COVID worse for diabetics

Body JEFFERSON CITY – Studies show having diabetes is not only tied to a worse prognosis, but also an increased risk of death from COVID-19. Diabetes is common among those with severe COVID.

Census shows decennial declines, growth

Body • If the numbers are accurate, then Excelsior Springs’ population fell quickly and dramatically, but there are reasons for doubt; • Richmond’s population cleared the 6,000 hurdle; • Clay County gained more people in the past decade than the entire population of neighboring Ray...
SOME FEDERAL DOLLARS, including for infrastructure projects, are allocated to states, and then to communities, based on their population, making the Census Bureau’s 2020 count important to some jurisdictions and disappointing to others. J.C. VENTIMIGLIA | Staff SOURCE | U.S. Census Bureau

Rotary plants 19 trees at new downtown park ‘

Body RICHMOND – The Richmond Rotary Club and the city united to plant 19 trees July 19 at the Pavilion Square. The Pavilion Square is a developing park in downtown Richmond on the formerly vacant lot at the corner of East North Main and North Thornton streets.
UNITED IN SERVICE, Rotarian Morris Salter, Richmond Interact Club member Tori Bowman, and Rotarians Tyler Puche, Jim Schmidt and Becky Treccariche plant a tree. TARA ALTIS | Staff affiliate

Orrick Christian Church offers support to veterans

Body ORRICK – To celebrate Independence Day and to express gratitude to veterans, representatives from the Orrick Christian Church dropped by the Veterans Community Project Outreach Center in Kansas City to deliver more than 150 items and more than $1,600 in donations.
AT THE EXCHANGE of donation items and cash are, from left, Pastor Art Endsley, Barbara Britt, Michele Orpin of the Veterans Community Project and Tim O’Dell.
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