A COVID-19 vaccine for younger children will likely be available soon, but some experts don't think all kids should get it.
How COVID-19 is changing small townsbreathe new life into small towns across AmericaThese are places that young people are usually eager to leave. With COVID-19 prompting them to reassess their priorities,
“That was not a fun experience,” recalled Dayton Daberkow, a salesman for a large food company. “Going through experiences like that,The couple had relatives in Nebraska, and since Dayton’s employer was willing to let him work remotely, joining them was an attractive option. Emma, 36, transitioned from teaching writing to Caltech students online to teaching at a Nebraska school. Patrick, 38, traded a flagging acting career for a job with a Nebraska news channel.Smaller towns and cities have taken notice of this trend — and in many states, they’re“We’re saying: Come on home. Come back,” said Trent Armbrust, chief strategy officer at the Kansas Department of Commerce.
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