105-year-old cancer survivor, great-grandmother beats COVID-19
She was born Marie Turri in New Jersey six weeks before WWI. She married Anthony Ferise in 1935, owned a hotel in Deerfield Beach until 1976, had two children, five grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Her husband died in 1993. She survived cancer 10 years ago.
She was born Marie Turri in New Jersey six weeks before WWI. She married Anthony Ferise in 1935, owned a hotel in Deerfield Beach until 1976, had two children, five grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Her husband died in 1993. She survived cancer 10 years ago.
Coronavirus stimulus cash: Foreign workers, relatives of dead asked to send $1,200 checks back
The IRS issued updated guidance on Wednesday regarding how both nonresident aliens and family members, relatives or friends of dead individuals who received economic impact payments can send those checks back to the government.
The IRS issued updated guidance on Wednesday regarding how both nonresident aliens and family members, relatives or friends of dead individuals who received economic impact payments can send those checks back to the government.
Loudoun County says federal government canceled PPE order
Loudoun County Administrator Tim Hemstreet says the federal government recently preempted an order for personal protective equipment the county intended for frontline workers.
Loudoun County Administrator Tim Hemstreet says the federal government recently preempted an order for personal protective equipment the county intended for frontline workers.
'A joy to come to work': Northern Virginia doctor grateful to treat coronavirus patients
Imagine if your job was to treat people with a disease that’s highly contagious, hidden, and deadly – and still being grateful to go to work.
Imagine if your job was to treat people with a disease that’s highly contagious, hidden, and deadly – and still being grateful to go to work.
Maryland opening state beaches, parks for some activities; schools closed for academic year
Although he stopped short of pinpointing a date, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan said that the state’s data indicates they could begin discussions for reopening as soon as next week.
Although he stopped short of pinpointing a date, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan said that the state’s data indicates they could begin discussions for reopening as soon as next week.
Drive-in movie theaters making a comeback during COVID-19
Movie studios aren't really releasing new movies right now, so the drive-ins are screening movies that were still being shown in late February.
Movie studios aren't really releasing new movies right now, so the drive-ins are screening movies that were still being shown in late February.
Poll suggests people who quarantine with mom are happier
A poll taken of 500 people suggests that those who live with their moms during quarantine are happier than those who don't.
A poll taken of 500 people suggests that those who live with their moms during quarantine are happier than those who don't.
Coronavirus-related debt mounting? These steps can help reduce it
For a number of businesses, the issues won’t resolve entirely once local economies reopen, either.
For a number of businesses, the issues won’t resolve entirely once local economies reopen, either.
Majority of US workers want to stay remote: Survey
Over 40 percent of respondents said that going forward, they want to work remotely more often.
Over 40 percent of respondents said that going forward, they want to work remotely more often.
Northern Virginia nursing home CNA dies of COVID-19: report
The bulk of coronavirus outbreaks in Virginia are happening at longterm care facilities.
The bulk of coronavirus outbreaks in Virginia are happening at longterm care facilities.
Education experts say schools will operate differently next year
The days of hundreds of students piling into school buildings first thing in the morning is over—well, at least for now. Joshua Starr, a former superintendent for Montgomery County and current CEO of PDK International, an education consulting firm, says COVID-19 will dramatically change how students attend school in the upcoming school year.
The days of hundreds of students piling into school buildings first thing in the morning is over—well, at least for now. Joshua Starr, a former superintendent for Montgomery County and current CEO of PDK International, an education consulting firm, says COVID-19 will dramatically change how students attend school in the upcoming school year.
Family holds medical school graduation ceremony for son in living room amid coronavirus lockdown
Trent Johnson Jr. recently graduated from the Ohio State University College of Medicine and was crushed upon learning that the commencement was canceled.
Trent Johnson Jr. recently graduated from the Ohio State University College of Medicine and was crushed upon learning that the commencement was canceled.
'I've waited half a century': Kansas farmer who mailed spare mask to NY awarded bachelor's degree
"I guess they call it karma," Dennis Ruhnke said after receiving his long-awaited degree.
"I guess they call it karma," Dennis Ruhnke said after receiving his long-awaited degree.
Dutch restaurant testing individual 'greenhouses' for diners amid coronavirus pandemic
A Dutch restaurant has tested individual glass booths for customers to dine inside of, as a way to maintain social distancing and safety for staff and diners.
A Dutch restaurant has tested individual glass booths for customers to dine inside of, as a way to maintain social distancing and safety for staff and diners.
Publix buys 1 million pounds of produce, 100,000 gallons of milk from farmers to donate to families in need
Publix says their initiative to help support Florida farmers and families in need has reached a major milestone.
Publix says their initiative to help support Florida farmers and families in need has reached a major milestone.
Financial expert offers tips to those approaching retirement during COVID-19 pandemic
Financial expert Winnie Sun offered tips to those approaching retirement during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Financial expert Winnie Sun offered tips to those approaching retirement during the COVID-19 pandemic.
AG Paxton calls for release of Dallas salon owner who reopened in defiance of countywide restrictions
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is calling for the immediate release of the Dallas salon owner who was jailed for seven days after she refused to apologize for opening her business in defiance of countywide COVID-19 restrictions.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is calling for the immediate release of the Dallas salon owner who was jailed for seven days after she refused to apologize for opening her business in defiance of countywide COVID-19 restrictions.
COVID-19 task force not dismantling, just refocusing, Trump says
One day after saying that the COVID-19 task force would be winding down, President Donald Trump said Wednesday that it would continue indefinitely, but focus more on rebooting the economy.
One day after saying that the COVID-19 task force would be winding down, President Donald Trump said Wednesday that it would continue indefinitely, but focus more on rebooting the economy.
‘You are putting DC at risk,’ mayor tells residents who may visit reopening states
Mayor Muriel Bowser had a strong message on Wednesday for District residents who might consider visiting their neighbors should they reopen amid the COVID-19 pandemic: you are putting D.C. at risk.
Mayor Muriel Bowser had a strong message on Wednesday for District residents who might consider visiting their neighbors should they reopen amid the COVID-19 pandemic: you are putting D.C. at risk.
Using coronavirus stimulus check to pay off credit cards? Here's what you need to do first
Paying off high-interest credit card debt may be a smart move if you're planning on using your coronavirus stimulus check toward bills.
Paying off high-interest credit card debt may be a smart move if you're planning on using your coronavirus stimulus check toward bills.