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for its striking workers.GM had previously pulled the plug on healthcare coverage on Sept. 17. The UAW says the company is making the move because it received public criticism when it eliminated benefits last week at the start of the strike.On day 10 of the strike, the UAW said all unsettled proposals have been presented to General Motors and the union is waiting for their response.Once a tentative agreement is reached, it will be voted on by the union council of local leaders and then taken to the rank and file for ratification. That process will take several days. It is not clear if striking members would go back to work, which has been past tradition, or remain on strike until a ratification vote is complete.The union called the actions of GM irresponsible and shameful. View the full letter from the UAW below: 826

on Fulton Street: use the hand sanitizers on the tables.“People just need to come up, sanitize their hands, and grab as many books as they can,” Calhoun said. “This is not a book exchange, so if you grab books, they’re yours from now on.”Calhoun, who teaches fourth grade at Homer Elementary School, transformed her large porch into a library. There are bookcases filled with hundreds of books that she got locally.“The proximity is just wonderful. I mean we’re right across the street from the beautiful school,” said superintendent Scott Salow. “When Ashley sent me a text over the weekend and said, ‘hey can I have access to get these books?’ I said, ‘absolutely.’”They went and grabbed some “goodies,” he said.Since then, the community has donated notebooks, pens, pencils and nonperishable foods like pasta, ramen noodles and canned goods.“I appreciate it’s a small town and people rally together,” Salow said. “Homer is a unique place. It really is a special place from taking care of our local businesses that have been shut down and impacted certainly our kids.”Salow said it was difficult when he told his staff and teachers last Friday that they had to close the school due to the coronavirus pandemic.Their first thoughts were about the children, Calhoun said.“It was devastating,” said Calhoun. “These are our kids and to know that they wouldn’t have the safety of being able to come to school every day and see their friends every day, just being a part of their lives every day, it was devastating for all of us.”Salow said the school is doing its best to meet the children’s needs, like preparing 200 meals a day through a delivery service. They’re hoping that Calhoun’s porch library will help to meet their educational needs while the schools remain closed.Reading is important, she said.“We have a sign out there: ‘Readers make Leaders,’” Calhoun said. “So, you need to be reading. Reading science books, fun books, social studies books, online recipes, everything.”This story was originally published by Lauren Edwards at WXMI. 2048

on Monday, and confirmed by a source close to the show. Tapings of the two popular TV game shows, both produced by Sony Entertainment, will continue. The audience is being kept away out of an abundance of caution as health officials are encouraging the public to conduct social distancing amid the spread of the virus. Tapings for Jeopardy are of particular concern due to the health of Alex Trebek. Trebek, the 79-year-old host of Jeopardy, has been fighting stage 4 pancreatic cancer since last year. The CDC and other health officials said that the elderly and those with weakened immune systems should avoid social contact as COVID-19 spreads throughout the United States. 679

— a short test emphasizing the importance of double-checking facts even when they are believed to be well known.Across the nation, Scripps journalists are working directly with high schools in their communities to produce original pieces of student journalism and are teaching them about the standards and principles journalists use to identify, research and produce a story. The stories, which focus on issues of importance to local audiences in each market, will premiere throughout the week on-air and online across Scripps’ stations; a selection will be available at the campaign landing page, 599

You’ve made it through tax season after spending hours toiling over your return — it’s OK to stop thinking about taxes now, right?Not so fast. Tax pros say there are a few planning tricks you can try right now, while the pain is still fresh and your paperwork is close at hand, to make tax prep (and your tax bill) lighter next year. 351

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