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Remind yourself that "this too shall pass."  Summer will come and access will become easier and easier with each passing week. Everyone will have access to the vaccines and gradually life will resume for all of us. The 1918 pandemic passed in two years without

"That's a big deal," Ben-Aderet said. "It's really allowing people to have meaningful connections that they've put off for so long."

The mission of the Board of Governors is to support Cedars?Sinai's foremost clinical programs, biomedical research, and community outreach by providing financial resources, educational experiences and volunteer opportunities.

Rita Creagh, beloved El Rodeo School teacher, passed away on Jan. 16 from COVID-19. Creagh worked as a special education and 3rd grade teacher at the school for 32 years. 

"We are honored to commemorate these iconic leaders, scholars, strategic thinkers and influential voices who have successfully served their own communities in their own unique way. Now more than ever, the wisdom and counsel offered on these crucial topics are most valuable to women and

"Sometimes members of the community are incredibly passionate about a particular subject matter, and they want to make sure that it's covered both in the study and also the formal session, and then they'll call in after they've already sent in the email," Huma Ahmed

"I can't remember the last time that we saw that in the county, so that is very encouraging," Janmohammed said.

The photo contest is but one component of the inaugural "Beverly Hills Doggy Daze 90210" presented by the Beverly Hills Community Services Department.

"It's all interrelated in my mind. It might be confusing to people looking at my resume, but it comes back to the same place, which is giving people a voice and helping them stand in their power," Bleil says.

"I'm explaining to people that it makes sense that they would have it at the Forum or Dodger's Stadium and places like that, where they can get a lot of people lined up and do 3 or 4,000 a day," he told the Courier.