Durham County

The teen was reported to have contact with water from the water feature during the likely exposure period, including splashing water on the face.

Now this water feature was closed by the Durham County Department of Health on August 28th and subsequently tested positive for Naegleria fowleri by the CDC.

And as of September 15th, it is still closed to the public.

And that brings the number of Naegleria fowleri cases reported in North Carolina since 1937 to seven.

I'll just say, for example, I looked into, I studied type 2 diabetes.

within Durham County, North Carolina among Black women.

And that was like my dissertation.

And so what it looked at was for a group, you know, for a group of individuals, they had the same target behaviors.

JK Maxx is offering full refunds to affected products.

The Durham County Health Department is now offering appointments for updated Moderna COVID-19 vaccines.

Shots are available for those six months and older.

Vaccinations are available by appointment or by walk-in.

They told Reuters that after years of Trump claiming without evidence that election results can't be trusted, threats to election workers have skyrocketed, which has required new investments into their safety.

In North Carolina, a critical battleground state for control of the Senate, the elections director in Durham County told Specter that they fortified their office.

His office has added ballistic doors, bulletproof glass, panic buttons, armed guards, among other things.

And so they're really having to take extra steps to make sure they're ready in case the federal government visits them and things get hairy, or frankly, if local supporters of one candidate or the other start causing issues.

The following is a form of the oath and a list of the names of those to whom the oath was administered.

Affidavit, County of Durham, to wit.

Be it remembered that, before Richard Lovekin, one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the District of Newcastle, the non-commissioned officers and privates of the First Regiment of the Durham Militia, whose names are underwritten, have taken and subscribed the following oath as prescribed by the Act of the Provincial Parliament, passed the fifth day of August in the fifty-second year of His Majesty's reign, entitled An Act to Repeal Part of the Laws Now in Force for the Training and Warning the Militia of the Province and to Make Further Provision for the Raising and Training of the Said Militia, and which oath has been duly administered to the said non-commissioned officers and privates in obedience to the order of His Honour, Major General Schaff, President Administering the Government of the Province of Upper Canada, communicated through Major General Shaw, Adjutant General of Militia, to William Warren Baldwin, the Lieutenant Colonel commanding the said First Regiment of the Durham Militia.

Oath.