May 2020 – World Solutions – Economy, Politics, Technology, and The Earth

World Vol.28 (incl #coronavirus)

Changes in the geostrategic landscape make it easier for countries like China and Russia to engage in hybrid warfare activities.

Read the new @csis_isp brief: https://t.co/az3LNOG0dN pic.twitter.com/RA3b37V3Lv

— CSIS (@CSIS) May 27, 2020

IMF Chief Economist @GitaGopinath tells World Vs Virus podcast why the 'Great Lockdown' is an unprecedented global crisis. And @wef surveyed 350 business leaders to reveal their biggest pandemic risks. #risks20 @Zurich @mmc_global @zahidi https://t.co/QlLfRSHk1E

— World Economic Forum (@wef) May 21, 2020

European governments insist they want to make the EU more democratic and responsive to citizens.

But in practice they have regularly refused to cede more influence and input to European citizens, writes @YoungsRichard.

Read his take for @ConversationUK 👇https://t.co/BXA3Z8ndbp

— Carnegie Europe (@Carnegie_Europe) May 22, 2020

BREAKING: As the EU proposes $825 billion for a coronavirus rescue plan, proponents are calling it the EU's "Hamiltonian Moment." However, @DaliborRohac argues that this is another instance of Europe doing what it does best- muddling through a crisis. https://t.co/eZQR3HIp2r

— AEI Foreign Policy (@AEIfdp) May 27, 2020

Merkel’s Germany continues to frustrate its allies through its reluctance to match the changing realities of Europe’s evolving security environment with substantive changes in German foreign and security policy. Read more in the FREE Strategic Comment | https://t.co/HDqOqkDTzN pic.twitter.com/BRuxbSd1iO

— IISS News (@IISS_org) May 27, 2020

Congrats to my #CivicResearchNetwork colleagues for an excellent discussion on global #civicspace and #coronavirus — see link below in case you missed it, and stay tuned for more! https://t.co/KrmdV4YDo8

— Maria Koomen (@mariakoomen) May 22, 2020

PODCAST: @ConStelz discusses German Chancellor Angela Merkel's resurgence as a leader for the European project with @gideonrachman. Listen: https://t.co/HINioRcNwd

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) May 22, 2020

Enjoyed virtually hosting Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis at @BrookingsFP today. If you missed it, watch link below. 👇🏼 https://t.co/7cerT1z3RJ

— Amanda Sloat (@A_Sloat) May 27, 2020

The Pandemic’s Geopolitical Aftershocks Are Coming https://t.co/l43TovMgAQ | @TomMcTague pic.twitter.com/oKvuol04TL

— Defense One (@DefenseOne) May 24, 2020

Read @todlindberg's latest on the limits of global governance and the return of the state amid the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/1cS9xrSWHB

— Hudson Institute (@HudsonInstitute) April 23, 2020

.@LawDavF discusses the next phase of British foreign policy as the United Kingdom grapples with its divorce from Europe and troubled relations with the United States:https://t.co/UrwQ0D5xmB

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) May 28, 2020

Thus far, EU responses to cyber operations have been limited to public statements and European Council condemnations. But this incident could lead to sanctions under the EU Cyber Sanctions Regime for the first time, writes @juschuetze https://t.co/a4vydngISI

— Council on Foreign Relations (@CFR_org) May 27, 2020

Governments that have traditionally stepped up to defend democracy worldwide are unable or unwilling to do so today, @Smith_JeffreyT and @Fromagehomme write. https://t.co/7iPtz4EuER

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) May 28, 2020

China mismanaged the coronavirus while lying to the world. On my Newt's World Podcast, Rebeccah Heinrichs offers her expertise on the Chinese government’s actions & what this means for the US-China relationship @RLHeinrichs @HudsonInstitute https://t.co/MMIQByLfCx

— newtgingrich (@newtgingrich) May 3, 2020

The last British governor of Hong Kong has called on the UK to lead the charge to defend the city’s freedoms at next month’s G7 summit https://t.co/xasHF8mg7s

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) May 25, 2020

China has two plausible paths to dominance—and that means this Cold War will be more complicated than the last one, Hal Brands and Jake Sullivan write.https://t.co/hAvJXRNMs3

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) May 27, 2020

Boris Johnson may meet Donald Trump at G7 summit in US next month https://t.co/ZBA53zSzzR

— The Guardian (@guardian) May 22, 2020

France: Emmanuel Macron Willing To Attend G7 Summit In UShttps://t.co/xi6luH9M68 pic.twitter.com/BcpzC1gjUM

— LooL Media (@LoolMedia) May 21, 2020

Will he or won't he show? Trudeau waiting for health advice before RSVPing to Trump’s G7 summit: “There are significant health preoccupations that we have around holding an in-person meeting,” Trudeau said. https://t.co/8kx5EGgf15

— BeachPretzel (@BeachPretzel2) May 27, 2020

White House says late-June G7 summit would be great reopening example #jakpost https://t.co/4yfa8grGMJ

— The Jakarta Post (@jakpost) May 27, 2020

What are the health and economic consequences of reopening your state? Explore different scenarios here.👇https://t.co/vVXxhS6vUH

— RAND Corporation (@RANDCorporation) May 27, 2020

NEW Episode: Does visiting a bookstore put you at greater risk for infection than a fast-food restaurant? @HarrisPolicy's Katherine Baicker & Oeindrila Dube join Pandemic Economics to discuss how we might measure & policy implications. Listen/Subscribe: https://t.co/I6wCtaEv7l pic.twitter.com/683Nb4dFJR

— Becker Friedman Institute for Economics (@BeckerFriedman) May 21, 2020

Misinformation about the coronavirus, ranging from bad advice to conspiracy theories, makes the work of health leaders trying to get accurate data to the public more difficult https://t.co/LuoWGwA2pQ

— Harvard University (@Harvard) May 11, 2020

On this episode of Behind the Book, HKS’s Tony Saich discusses his new book, which provides an in-depth study of recently released documents detailing the early history of the Chinese Communist Party https://t.co/GErPKI2SSf

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) May 5, 2020

The fate of the world economy hinges not on what the virus does, but on how we choose to respond, writes HKS's @rodrikdani https://t.co/EBnCWhYReI

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) May 13, 2020

Prof. Lienau comments on how century-dld Chinese bonds could offer Trump unique leverage, via @FoxBusiness. https://t.co/tRd7IZLoSL

— Cornell Law School (@CornellLaw) May 19, 2020

Our researchers are tracking the spread of #COVID19 across New York state.

A website developed by a Cornell team charts daily and cumulative totals of new cases to help users see whether they’re flattening the curve. https://t.co/FHR18FTC0W

— Cornell University (@Cornell) April 24, 2020

University of Rochester researchers are using their expertise in mathematical modeling to help answer one of the biggest questions surrounding the pandemic and quarantine: When is this going to end? #URochesterResearch https://t.co/H8l1nZbAyo

— Univ. of Rochester (@UofR) May 20, 2020

Local @TuckSchool and @DartmouthAlumni entrepreneurs (including Jarrett Berke, @alleeleevee, and @JohnSPepper) discuss the impacts of the COVID-19 outbreak on Main Street in this new podcast. https://t.co/wn6bFxz7ei

— TuckExecEd (@TuckExecEd) May 21, 2020

The #retail industry has taken a huge hit as a result of #COVID19.

WSB's Hart Posen discusses everything from brands on the brink of collapse to online grocery shopping—plus, why we may see burgeoning #innovation among firms in this new landscape.https://t.co/jMOiroxUau

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) May 14, 2020

.@SmithSchool's @DrDavidKass writes: Why Warren Buffett Is More Concerned About Pandemics Than Wars And Financial Crises. https://t.co/uNEFAisCFp

— Smith Brain Trust (@SmithBrainTrust) May 11, 2020

Leading Effectively Remote Teams: People's Relationships First | RT @HECParis https://t.co/upt66teFR9

— IMD Search (@IMDSearch) May 14, 2020

How to do “virtual-micro-team-building”? 💡

Professor @MichaelDWatkins reached out to former participants from his "Transition to Business Leadership" Program and invited them to share ideas with him.

👉 https://t.co/KxD93sQE4a #IMDImpact

— Institute for Management Development (IMD) (@IMD_Bschool) May 16, 2020

"This is the end of Hong Kong. This is the end of 'one country, two systems' — make no mistake about it."– Hong Kong legislator Dennis Kwok. https://t.co/rrEjXiPL94 pic.twitter.com/vZXFjAXPBK

— Kenneth Roth (@KenRoth) May 22, 2020

Intriguing proposal by Daniele Archibugi: The Airbus lesson: How new companies can be generated to aid Europe’s post-Covid reconstruction https://t.co/xQOBShTsHq via @LSEEuroppblog

— Philip Shapira (@philipshapira) May 13, 2020

Key workers and vulnerable people struggled to buy basic goods when restrictions and panic buying hit supermarkets, a study by @LboroSBE has found.

Read: https://t.co/0fVukd0U6m pic.twitter.com/2XWjkLWCiN

— Loughborough University (@lborouniversity) May 26, 2020

This is a big deal. Another Sage member, the highly respected director of the Wellcome Trust also openly disagreeing with decision to lift lockdown. Trace & trace must be ‘fully working’. Infection rates lower. *And trusted* https://t.co/KjmXloLxNo

— Beth Rigby (@BethRigby) May 29, 2020

How do countries pay for the massive debts incurred during the pandemic? https://t.co/xMmXDet7MD via @YouTube

— Trinity Business School (@TCDBusiness) May 7, 2020

Entrepreneurial Skills & Mindset in a Post-COVID-19 World – Jonathan Rua… https://t.co/zhlaskn1FV via @YouTube

— Trinity Business School (@TCDBusiness) May 13, 2020

#COVID19 business: The pandemic has caused a steep fall in freelancers’ business confidence, however there is room for some optimism following the crisis says Professor Andrew Burke: https://t.co/kwKIU92QN7 #TrinityExperts #COVID19ireland pic.twitter.com/DvFUDtK9LC

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) May 14, 2020

On The Future, This Week @sandraapeter and @karisyd discuss if Silicon Valley will give up its lavish offices and move online, and why #AI gets confused by our weird behaviour during the pandemic.
Listen now: https://t.co/p4G8H70b0Q pic.twitter.com/DwLPdG82yd

— Sydney Business Insights (@SydBusInsights) May 22, 2020

#Disinformation and other "efforts to manipulate or disrupt the information foundations of the effective functioning of economic and social systems" seem ever-present.

The new @RANDCorporation report is a #mustread on this defining risk of our time. https://t.co/PFVqrvDfaR

— Maz Jovanovich (@maz_jovanovich) May 12, 2020

How effective are non-pharmaceutical interventions to slow the spread of #COVID19?
@UNSW Business School academics say measures such as lockdowns and restrictions on internal movement are not 'one size fits all'.https://t.co/53CGZUqn82

— UNSW Business School (@UNSWbusiness) May 22, 2020

Trudeau condemns China's detention of Canadians, says Beijing "doesn't seem to understand" judicial independence https://t.co/TylxDMv0Sy

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 22, 2020

What is China holding over Trudeau's head, that he'd sell out Canada & Canadians like he has been doing?https://t.co/KL6N0AOf85

— Leonard Roxon (@LeonardRoxon) May 21, 2020

Brilliant article. The Trudeau government keeps saying our relationship with China is complicated. There’s nothing complicated about standing up instead of bowing.

Derek H. Burney on COVID-19: It’s hard for Canada to stand up to China while it’s bowing https://t.co/BqqfTTMj5C

— Senator Leo Housakos (@SenatorHousakos) May 16, 2020

To put it bluntly, @JustinTrudeau has been following a policy of appeasement when it comes to China. Our allies are noticing and that isn't good.
Read & RT #cdnpoli #COVID19Canada #Covid_19 #ChinaLiedPeopleDied https://t.co/PIE5kZTMqZ

— Brian Lilley (@brianlilley) May 19, 2020

Buried: Trudeau Sells Off All CANADIAN GOLD, Selling Gold Industry To China https://t.co/vqKM1p1ziR

— Frank McVeety (@Franktmcveety) May 20, 2020

There’s no question that all companies will emerge from this crisis fully understanding the importance of hardwiring social impact. Great @NathanielKWong @VoorheesAudrey @BeeckCenter “how to” piece! https://t.co/uGxQmeFLBr

— Sheila Herrling (@sherrling) May 26, 2020

It's not just partisan politics. The erosion of democracy in Hungary and Poland is cause for genuine concern. @abramowitz https://t.co/CZDf4d5jBQ

— Freedom House (@freedomhouse) May 26, 2020

When does #Beijing use military force in its maritime disputes? What other types of non-military coercion does #China employ in the #SouthChinaSea? Listen to @Journal_IS's podcast Off the Page to find out! https://t.co/XxzFHd3tFE

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) November 26, 2019

12 U.S. states where coronavirus cases are rising https://t.co/scFOXDt9nZ

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 28, 2020

Trump begins revoking Hong Kong's special status, moving to treat it like mainland China https://t.co/tpN0Gwci5Q

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

China says it will use military force to take control of Taiwan if diplomacy fails https://t.co/Y623oBwBWz

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

Here is the entire speech

Today is a very good day to take a few minutes and watch ithttps://t.co/EnPBmgPgDg

— Evan Axelbank Fox13 (@EvanAxelbank) May 29, 2020

We are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies. -John F. Kennedy #WWG1WGA pic.twitter.com/NZRWkH0Dku

— Green Force (@greenforcearmor) May 27, 2020

Born #OnThisDay 1917 President John F. Kennedy, he visited Ireland in 1963 and this is JFK in Patrick Street #Cork (photo via AP Photos, colour by me) lots more via @CumminsSports #LoveCork #PureCork #CorkLike https://t.co/iKSCxxoDXd pic.twitter.com/lgsWDXDsDf

— IrishFamilyDetective (@Fiona_Forde_Irl) May 29, 2020

Protestors Criticized For Looting Businesses Without Forming Private Equity Firm First https://t.co/rbdfMJOiQ8 pic.twitter.com/YHY3sZaxAU

— The Onion (@TheOnion) May 28, 2020

George Floyd's girlfriend says riots would "devastate" him, calls for peace https://t.co/wXhOSoFJku

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 28, 2020

Dwayne Johnson speaks out about George Floyd's death: "Where's the greater accountability?" https://t.co/23RbfBbGDk

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 30, 2020

George Floyd was a 'person of peace,' his pastor says https://t.co/DJuJ2VZLF6

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 30, 2020

"I've had to paint 'black owned business' on my Minneapolis bar during the riots" https://t.co/pAUJGdKyAC

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 30, 2020

Journalist unions condemn "blatant abuse" of police power after CNN reporter arrested https://t.co/dozaF9IENt

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

Minneapolis mayor enacts 8 p.m. curfew after three nights of protests https://t.co/ESjdCXjecA

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

County attorney says officer involved in George Floyd death invoked the Fifth, but his lawyer denies it https://t.co/erhNmE7mjX

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

Minneapolis Police Release 911 Call That Led to George Floyd Death https://t.co/sR0AIvqmPW

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

George Floyd and the cop involved in his death worked security at same Minneapolis club, owner says https://t.co/9MEMn1A7UZ

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz apologizes for CNN team's "unacceptable" arrest as journalists released https://t.co/7TUnNd7M6N

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

Minnesota police arrest CNN reporter and crew covering George Floyd protests live on air https://t.co/yJLdpepu7q

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

Minneapolis mayor Jacob Frey hits back at Trump: 'Weakness is pointing your finger at somebody else' https://t.co/OJ9KfhM3z8

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

Lines of riot police guard house of ex-cop involved in George Floyd's death from protesters https://t.co/gCFSCjTnR6

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

Twitter blocks users from liking and sharing Trump's tweet on George Floyd protesters, says it glorifies violence https://t.co/DFnX51PjO6

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

Ex-police officer Derek Chauvin charged with murder, manslaughter in George Floyd's death after four days of protests https://t.co/k8OJyi8Pzd

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

"Justice for George Floyd" becomes largest-ever U.S. https://t.co/d0QXFufuhB petition, eclipsing "Hillary Clinton for President" https://t.co/OsecgOrReV

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

White House on lockdown due to George Floyd protests outside gates https://t.co/1nhVY01Kp0

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 30, 2020

George Floyd protesters smash windows at CNN Center in Atlanta https://t.co/BQprQpCkxQ

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 30, 2020

Car drives into crowd during George Floyd protest in Denver https://t.co/o1765x9omX

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

Chicago mayor has harsh words for Trump after "thugs" tweet: "It's two words: It begins with F and ends with you" https://t.co/Op8MWWCewM

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

"Justice for George Floyd" becomes fastest growing https://t.co/d0QXFufuhB petition ever https://t.co/udZRowc4s5

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) May 29, 2020

Australia Vol.22 (corporations)

@aglenergy
@alintaenergy
@AMP_AU
@ANCACNCMachines
@ancamotion
@ansarada
@appliancesAU
@Atlassian
@Aurizon_
@austal
@auspost
@austethical
@AWBAustralia
@bakersdelight
@billabong1973
@BiosisAU
@BlueScopeAus
@book_world
@BoralAustralia
@cbreAustralia
@CHEP_au
@CIMICGroup
@Computershare
@ConnectEast
@CottonOn
@CrownResorts
@Crumpler
@DeBortoliWines
@downergroup
@EldersLimited
@Employsure
@EnergyAustralia
@FortescueNews
@funnelback
@GMHBA
@Haighs1915
@HarveyNormanAU
@Internode
@JetstarAirways
@JLLAustralia
@LendleaseGroup
@LowesAustralia
@MABcorporation
@MatonGuitars
@mcgrathestate
@melbourneit
@Mirvac
@natstorage
@NufarmAustralia
@oportoaustralia
@Optus
@OricaLimited
@originenergy
@OrocobreLimited
@SevenNetwork
@SlaterGordon
@SydneyWaterNews
@Tabcorp
@TechnologyOne
@Toll_Group
@TorusGames
@TPG_Telecom
@VicinityCentres
@Woods_Bagot

Australia Vol.21 (corporations)

Decided to check out the KN95 face masks sold at @Bunnings

True KN95 masks are certified to Chinese Std GB2626 which has a requirement that the straps are able to withstand 10N of force

Either I just got really strong or someone did zero due diligence in the purchasing dept pic.twitter.com/xYWjzX7TYy

— Kate Cole (@kate_cole_) May 23, 2020

Prepare for spiced-up @supercars racing at the #AusGP 🔥 The Beaurepaires Melbourne 400 moves to a 4x100km format in 2020, with drivers required to use both soft & hard tyres in each race #VASC pic.twitter.com/DB2luIUrmS

— F1 Australian Grand Prix (@ausgrandprix) March 9, 2020

A chase, a tackle, strong marks, great kicks and a goal 🤩👏 the Round 6 Play of the Day has it all, proudly presented by Bulla Dairy Foods. #HerStoryOurFuture #WeAreGeelong pic.twitter.com/i4OcX2XtgO

— Geelong Cats Womens (@catswomens) March 10, 2019

Supermarkets recruited tens of thousands of workers at the height of coronavirus panic buying but are scaling back as demand returns to normal https://t.co/TKPReBgFzB

— The Age (@theage) May 25, 2020

Scoop: Bulla Dairy Foods to adopt new country of origin labelling on its dairy products and ice cream. https://t.co/mTPp3yaYy1

— Barnaby Joyce (@Barnaby_Joyce) June 8, 2017

Fonterra Australia boss Rene Dedoncker on what to expect from its opening milk price, Bulla Dairy Foods opens and the Fonterra Australia Suppliers' Council chair on how it will ensure farmers are paid a fair price. #ausdairy https://t.co/ldXsK31IFR

— Marian Macdonald (@milkmaidmarian) May 24, 2020

MILK PRICE: Australian Consolidated Milk is the second processor to revise its opening price after Bulla Dairy Foods lifted its price by 20 cents a kilogram of milk solids this month https://t.co/qvxsAr32Jv @Simone_Smith04 #ausdairy #agchatoz

— The Weekly Times (@theweeklytimes) June 25, 2018

The long-established business is best known for its cream and ice cream, but as of last week, Bulla Dairy Foods will also collect milk from dairy farmers https://t.co/7k5rDUvjNR @Simone_Smith04 #ausdairy #agchatoz

— The Weekly Times (@theweeklytimes) April 25, 2018

A former refugee who came to Australia without a word of English is now worth $300 million after shares in his software company Altium soared to a record high on the back of a bumper half year result. https://t.co/jTYERjeZVs

— AMES Australia (@AMES_Australia) February 21, 2019

Find out why rethinking waste management could generate Australia $328m worth of recyclable material each year. https://t.co/ESkzU600BC pic.twitter.com/JZMg5Cpawp

— Amcor (@amcorpackaging) September 26, 2019

Innovation and understanding current recycling capabilities will both contribute toward Australia’s 2025 National Packaging Targets by @APCovenant Learn more about how businesses can achieve these here: https://t.co/PAR5UK6mG0 pic.twitter.com/znaFtga3QH

— Amcor (@amcorpackaging) August 30, 2019

In Queensland, Australia, the @4ChangeQLD scheme is increasing recycling rates such that @gotoSAGE is also increasing production of reverse vending machines. More here: https://t.co/OPAckNJ5Ye pic.twitter.com/Ex1zSWWe3F

— Amcor (@amcorpackaging) July 4, 2019

ANCA working with CSIRO to develop hybrid additive manufacturing platform ANCA, a Melbourne-based manufacturer of CNC grinding machines, has developed a hybrid 3D printing system for manufacturing custom-designed machining tools. Prior to taking its ne… https://t.co/2LD09B2LyB pic.twitter.com/x18hnqW3hT

— The Maker's Movement (@MAKERS_MOVEMENT) March 9, 2020

Have you tried the new #SunshineCoast Strawberries Tim Tams yet?

The @ArnottsBikkies are not just delicious (taste tested right here at Council!) but they are also helping save the local strawberry industry and wage a #waronwaste!

FULL STORY: https://t.co/2v0j3tagTJ pic.twitter.com/bveovxVokN

— Sunshine Coast Council (@CouncilSCC) February 7, 2020

#Australian #Agricultural #Company (AAC) is trading 1.8 per cent as it reported a $15.2 million operating profit in FY20. The beef producer’s exceptional performance was in part attributed by a 20 per cent increase in Wagyu beef sales. pic.twitter.com/koA10Oz0bg

— KOSEC- Kodari Securities (@KOSECKodari) May 20, 2020

Vale Tim Fischer, who has died today at the age of 73. We were fortunate to have Tim visit the ANU in 2005 to launch the publication In the Service of the Company: Letters of Sir Edward Parry, Commissioner to the Australian Agricultural Company, and the accompanying exhibition. pic.twitter.com/MUfpUkd9eG

— The ANU Archives (@TheANUArchives) August 22, 2019

Big beef business Australian Agricultural Company (AACo) has recruited Asian online retail specialist Jessica Rudd – daughter of former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd – to its board. via @BurrenAndrew https://t.co/LhWmSglHl4 @FarmOnline pic.twitter.com/gSf00tbVXl

— Annabelle Cleeland (@flockandfleece) November 15, 2017

Australian Agricultural Company reports 7% rise in the value of its rural property portfolio.https://t.co/6mym3kLFYC

— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) May 10, 2017

Australian Pharmaceutical Industries has abandoned its merger plans with rival drug distributor Sigma Healthcare, selling a stake in the latter that was worth about $82.4 million. @LucasBairdAus reports. https://t.co/GVTD8B6HoS

— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) December 16, 2019

WATCH Mid #ASX session report. Australian Pharmaceutical Industries $API up 6% on buying Clearskincare Clinics for $127.4m. APN Outdoor $APO enters trading halt pending a further ann' about proposed $1.1b takeover. Serko $SKO starts trading. #Ausbiz https://t.co/sq7h5WJEAz

— Jessica Amir (@JessicaDAmir) June 25, 2018

Congratulations to our Royal Navy shipmates and the broader UK team for the progress being made on HMS Glasgow. Our nine Australian Hunter Class Frigates will be based on the UK T26 design and built by ASC Shipbuilding in Osborne, South Australia. pic.twitter.com/1OIeJaT6BH

— Royal Australian Navy (@Australian_Navy) April 18, 2019

https://t.co/JPHr4WomoQ – #Australia #Builders #Shipyards #Vessels

— Navy Recognition (@NavyRecognition) May 26, 2020

"We're really excited to see the enthusiasm and engagement as we work towards the prototyping phase and the placement of those first contracts," said MD, ASC Shipbuilding Craig Lockhart after our recent supplier webinar.#supplychain #innovation #shipbuilding #defence pic.twitter.com/pbYrQOBr0L

— BAE Systems Australia (@BAESystemsAus) May 25, 2020

Boots that are perfect for every situation 🥾@blundstoneau

“They look good in every situation. Use it in while on the road, and in the office. Never fail.” – @maique https://t.co/2ZPJK8VqDo pic.twitter.com/SW8Bas4YAv

— YourStack (@yourstacks) March 2, 2020

The Australian Trucking Association (ATA) reports pallet provider Chep Australia is open to hear customer rent concern on stock that can’t be moved due to the coronavirus (Covid-19) crisis.https://t.co/rrQFtEiROt pic.twitter.com/cNmyBW1BTQ

— ATN Magazine (@atnmag) April 16, 2020

CSL and Cochlear, Australia's two leading medical technology companies, call for greater stability to R&D tax policy.#austax #ausbiz #governmentreform https://t.co/w6lpuVG627

— Swanson Reed (@swansonreedAU) February 24, 2020

Oak House / Kennedy Nolan https://t.co/dwOIKCNu7w

— ArchDaily (@ArchDaily) August 19, 2019

Australia's biggest crane will operate in Northbridge for the next two years to help build Perth's latest big project – the new Perth museum. Multiplex needs the 101-metre long, German-engineered crane to complete work on the half a billion dollar project. pic.twitter.com/eacL68SOzJ

— Nine News Perth (@9NewsPerth) January 22, 2018

Australian employment was stable in early March, prior to the shutdown of non-essential services. But Roy Morgan research suggests we will see a big change this month, with the #unemployment rate doubling from early to late March. @cfbirch @roymorganonline #ausecon pic.twitter.com/GP10o8Urs5

— ANZ_Research (@ANZ_Research) April 16, 2020

We're delighted to announce, BMT designed passenger ferry, MV Alfred has won Ship of the Year by @Cruise_Ferry
Alfred, built at @Strategic_Marin shipyard in Vietnam, for @PentlandFerries is the greenest ferry of its kind, using 60% less fuel than similar vessels in the area. pic.twitter.com/8IQ0MISW64

— BMT in Specialised Ship Design (@BMTVesselDesign) March 18, 2020

Do you remember when #Target was built in your town? @CaitlynGribbin does, as more @Targetaus Country stores prepare to close or become Kmart. https://t.co/hQNUsrSSIz

— Sarah Tomlinson (@sarah_tomlinson) May 24, 2020

The $1.376 billion Line-wide works package for the Sydney Metro City & Southwest project has been awarded to the joint venture between CIMIC Group companies CPB Contractors and UGL Limited:https://t.co/zOdKhUFNTT

— PlantMiner (@PlantMinerAU) November 27, 2018

All of Australia and New Zealand's major cinema chain forced to close due to Coronavirus: Event Cinemas, Cine Hoyts and Village Cinemas Australia " among a list of non-essential services being shut down, including pubs, clubs and churches." https://t.co/oG1KEn7HEG

— Cinema-will-be-back Guru (@patrickvons) March 24, 2020

Village Roadshow Australia Begins Sale Talks as Coronavirus Weighs on Business https://t.co/R110n68Rcd

— Variety (@Variety) May 18, 2020

Another Morris J-type serving as a promotional tool for a big business. Back to Australia, where this time we find premium kitchen and laundry appliances company, Winning Appliances, using their highly desirable Morris van to get noticed.https://t.co/RaQBMwyCHl #morrisjtype pic.twitter.com/HqL1IjHdCn

— Morris-Commercial (@MorrisComm) November 3, 2019

124 Hart Road Larnook | Situated up the valley between two ridge lines is this 40.47 hectare (approx 100 a … https://t.co/ezRn3mkZBl pic.twitter.com/JWBt9tlKhO

— LJ_Hooker (@LJHooker_houses) May 28, 2020

MSY set to be acquired by mining company for $17.5m: Lanka Graphite to climb out of a hole by buying no-frills reseller.
https://t.co/hT22R0QHy7 pic.twitter.com/M40wn3DCm3

— CRN (@CRN_au) July 7, 2019

Australia's third-ranked commercial television broadcaster Network Ten is shutting down its news and entertainment website 10 Daily. https://t.co/mmB3btStwV

— The Australian (@australian) May 18, 2020

It’s time to seriously re-assess your supply chain fella’s !? #FLBPvVicforests @Bunnings @Wesfarmers @officeworks @brambleslimited https://t.co/fURUldofFD

— Leroy Leadbeater 🐨 (@LeroyLeadbeater) May 27, 2020

One of the key takeaways of tonight:

Trust is inherent to the success of #CivicTech solutions. 🔑

Fascinating discussions tonight around digital IDs, voting, Smart Cities, DV, healthcare & more.

Thanks to @Oneflare for hosting! pic.twitter.com/jlsLqkiYqH

— CoderAcademy_au (@CoderAcademy_au) October 16, 2019

An exciting day for all involved @UrbanYouHQ @Oneflare #EVPfam https://t.co/d6KRRAZyCZ

— EVP (@EVP_VC) July 2, 2018

Home time!! Successful east coast roadshow completed for Orbital $OEC. Massive amount of interest from Investors, Brokers and Funds in both Melbourne and Sydney. Thank you everyone for taking the time to have a listen to the Orbital Corporation story REBIRTHED! 🏆🛫#JProadshow pic.twitter.com/pTCAsdI7WR

— Jason Skinner (@JPSkinner90) February 7, 2020

#Graphite and #graphene player Talga Resources has appointed Orbital Corporation MD Terry Stinson as new chairman: https://t.co/9ZlfJj5X6j

— Talga_Resources (@Talga_Ltd) February 9, 2017

Melbourne media entrepreneur Craig Hutchison tells staff at SEN radio network and Crocmedia to “please not be alarmed by this” after parent company Pacific Star Network voluntarily suspends trading in shares Friday. #AFL #NRL #media #sport @JohnStensholt https://t.co/CllTwuQL5g

— Business Review (@aus_business) March 20, 2020

It was during this week in 1998 that Patrick Corporation locked-out its unionised workforce at Melbourne's Webb Dock, resulting in the infamous Waterfront Dispute. The bitter dispute between Patrick and the Maritime Union of Australia caused months of picket lines and rallies. pic.twitter.com/RLpSqt9bmE

— The ANU Archives (@TheANUArchives) January 29, 2019

Steak & chips and a glass of Barossa Shiraz really hits the spot. This is a super drop from @plwines via @TheWineSociety. H&V (Hill & Valley) 2015 Shiraz. Blue fruits. Stylish, classy. Lovely! #wine #winelover #winelovers pic.twitter.com/RRtSjoQ9Ys

— James Hubbard (@JamesHubbard113) February 8, 2019

Fillet steak, frites and onion rings. Some of the nicest things you could eat and this rich plummy, red berried mocha mouth bomb is more than worthy. A timely reminder why Aussie wines will always rule. Always @plwines @waitrosewine @AustWineTasting pic.twitter.com/vC0ijSrE8D

— TheWineRebel (@TheWineRebel) November 2, 2018

They’re among Australia’s best-loved takeaways — but soon, Oporto, Red Rooster and Chicken Treat will all be in foreign hands. https://t.co/L78ed2Bz81

— news.com.au (@newscomauHQ) July 15, 2019

Can we do #Industry40 & grow a #mittelstand of global SMEs in #Australia? RODE Microphones shows how @rodemics https://t.co/JJc9TOMd2H https://t.co/ljk6DBiMDO

— Roy Green (@DeanRoyGreen) October 27, 2016

Must be my day @slpng_giants_oz. I have been honoured with a "confidential" reply from Australian Health & Nutrition Association Limited, trading as Sanitarium Health & Wellbeing Company. It seems emailing the CEO using the website at https://t.co/SJVJDK26iJ is cutting through. pic.twitter.com/ZrbRlxRbwT

— 💧🌱Aushiker (@Aushiker) August 27, 2019

Santos and ConocoPhillips adjust deal https://t.co/aboRkgEOE4

— Junior Mining News (@JrMiningNews) May 28, 2020

Searle x Waldron Architecture, Edwards Moore and Bush Projects have been announced as the winners of a competition to redevelop the Point Grey foreshore precinct in Lorne on Victoria’s Surf Coast: https://t.co/ypwhAioQ65 @SXWArchitecture @edwardsmoore pic.twitter.com/xvqhFz3xlb

— Landscape Australia (@landscapeau) May 14, 2018

It’s @UNESCO World Day for Audiovisual Heritage. With the Snowy Hydro Scheme turning 70 this month, our Film Preservation team collaborated with @SnowyHydro to digitise 36 historic films for their Discovery Centre in Cooma: https://t.co/HmL0rPVw5F #wdavh Still: NAA A5688, 1512128 pic.twitter.com/NAtKM8reCs

— National Archives of Australia (@naagovau) October 26, 2019

ARENA gave $1.25 million to Stanwell Corporation for renewable hydrogen https://t.co/H5nW20ZxoT #Companies https://t.co/eQQT8822Zi #ARENA #gave #$1.25 #million #to #Stanwell #Corporation #for #renewable #hydrogen # 823

— POST Online Media (@poandpo) March 11, 2020

Star Entertainment Group to fast-track development of fourth hotel tower at The Star Gold Coast – Inside Asian Gaming

Australia’s Star Entertainment Group has revealed it will fast track development of a fourth tower of The Star Gold … | https://t.co/1BluOxJnb3 pic.twitter.com/vjpuH4yPJd

— Rocketnews (@Rocketnews1) April 29, 2019

Mask on! I love my STING MITTS ! Sometging a woman with STING MITTS #femaleboxingcoach # femaleathletes #usaBoxing @stingsports pic.twitter.com/3gMxCMMrwx

— Coach NLT (@BoxfitN) May 28, 2020

Gold Coast developer Soheil Abedian, who has witnessed four major economic downturns during his four decades at Sunland Group, said it was critical for State Government and the council to throw support behind the multi-billion dollar construction industry. https://t.co/wTZYfOvCVt

— Soheil Abedian (@soheilabedian) May 18, 2020

Summer is coming and @TarocashAU have a new face to their campaign… @tyson_pedro_ #ComingSoon #Tarocash #TysonPedro pic.twitter.com/cJTkhrFTLe

— Ginnen Group (@GinnenGroup) October 14, 2019

The ACCC will appeal the Australian Competition Tribunal approval of the Tabcorp-Tatts Group merger. https://t.co/5dDaSQ4AVQ

— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) July 10, 2017

OTD 1994: Anzac-class frigate HMNZS Te Kaha (F77) was laid down by Tenix Defence Systems pic.twitter.com/5Gh7b9aB55

— Heart of Oak ⚓️ (@HMWarships) September 18, 2017

This Amadio 2017 Chardonnay from South Australia came in my recent sample case from Wine Selectors as part of their new customised wine plans. Read More >> https://t.co/OEgUeILhGM #wineselectors #winelover #southaustralia

— Travelling Corkscrew (@TravelCorkscrew) May 11, 2019

Woodside Petroleum confirmed to Energy News it is seeking to boost the quality of its Vincent crude production offshore Western Australia to gain a higher price for oil, and take advantage of new requirements around sulphur content in shipping oil. 🔒https://t.co/sb56ssJjvw

— EnergyNewsBulletin (@EnergyNewsAu) May 28, 2020

The main reason for this drop in the #SharePrice has been due to recent uncertainly around the #OilPrice that was caused by a production war between #Russia and the #Saudis. In addition, due to #COVID19, the demand for #oil (…) Click here to read more: https://t.co/cAzXFvusZq

— Australian Stock Report (@aus_stockreport) May 22, 2020

Our Visit to Toolstation on Colonial Way, then Screwfix and Sigma Pharmaceuticals Plc located on Imperial Way, Watford. To get a facemask #Coronavirus #Covid-19 UK https://t.co/3bXEn8HmBI pic.twitter.com/vp84MRjCQG

— Watford Hertfordshire 💙 News Coronavirus (@WatfordLondon) February 25, 2020

Enjoy Canada at any time of year and experience the unique offerings of each season. 🍁⛄ From epic summer adventures to authentic winter wonderlands, now's the time to @ExploreCanada.☀️🌷 #ExploreCanada https://t.co/8LY3brcqJI pic.twitter.com/w9HdAfOrR6

— Webjet Australia (@Webjet_AU) November 2, 2018

Australia Vol.20 (corporations)

The first of our lab-bred #GiantKelp have been outplanted on @huonaquaculture infrastructure. Another move forward in our @IMASUTAS research on #RestorativeAquaculture and kelp cultivation in #Tasmania pic.twitter.com/RZE6Oug5QP

— Cayne Layton (@CayneLayton) November 20, 2019

#Skippy visited Canberra on 4 September 1969, and she was welcomed by more than 20,000 people at Monaro Mall.
One of Australia's most famous TV shows celebrates 50 years today (5 February 1968)
Read more: https://t.co/egRse4qoHB
Courtesy Southern Cross Austereo pic.twitter.com/tg08WSsni8

— NFSA -National Film and Sound Archive of Australia (@NFSAonline) February 5, 2018

#Microsoft #Cloud App #Security fits like a glove for #Ansell ! #Australia #CASB George Michalitsianos @otherf_ https://t.co/keLXxtAziD #MSFTAdvocate

— Aydin Aslaner (@AydinMSFT) March 20, 2020

Australia's Starpharma, Ansell to supply anti-Zika condoms for Olympics https://t.co/aejCL0ws9x pic.twitter.com/dY8eyZ3R6f

— Reuters Health (@Reuters_Health) May 16, 2016

TSA's focus in our collab is #STEM engagement. We're aligned!
Great to have one of their young pilots with us all weekend too: awesome burning packs with Cameron!@keirinjoyce @Aerosonde @jackzk10 @jgarth22 pic.twitter.com/OE1ttE3f5E

— #AusArmy #DroneRacing Team (@AUADRT) November 12, 2019

Australia's aviation manufacturing #industry is alive and thriving in @TXTSystems and @Aerosonde. @AustralianArmy, @Defence_CASG and @UNSWCanberra #UAS Team's visited them today – amazing group of innovators! pic.twitter.com/RUSSdEqj7I

— Keirin Joyce (@keirinjoyce) February 28, 2018

It took 14 years of study for the researchers from Japanese and Australian companies namely Suntory and Florigene respectively, to create the world’s first blue rose. pic.twitter.com/zHx5h2A2d2

— Teresa Treehouse (@TerryTreehouse) July 31, 2019

RT @Aerosonde UAV Vision integrates a CM100 Gyro-Stabilized Gimbal on to the Aerosonde Mk4.7J http://t.co/bB9Ssg5SRd pic.twitter.com/hUirzly3rG

— R2 Drones (@R2Drones) April 4, 2015

#Alinta #gas deal underpins new WA project by #AWE, @originenergy. https://t.co/N2nDVCMlNk. #ausbiz $ORG $AWE https://t.co/e8L5edeYve

— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) January 4, 2016

Find out how #Allphones is saving millions of dollars every year using #BiometricAuthentication in POS terminals for more than 3000 employees from 500 #workplaces: https://t.co/hVPOMb0KYj #m2sys #WorkforceManagemengt #BiometricPOS pic.twitter.com/vyMZg3uvCc

— M2SYS Technology (@m2sys) March 12, 2020

The @AWUnion filed an Application to deal with a dispute against Alcoa World Alumina Australia (business of Alcoa of Australia Limited) in the Fair Work Commission. According to their 2018 report, ASX-listed Alumina Limited has 40% ownership in Alcoa of Australia. $AWC #ASX300 pic.twitter.com/tl0HivwzX5

— Diligence Research (@DiligenceESG) August 9, 2019

Your Domain | Chris Kohler wears Saba jacket, Marcs trousers, MJ Bale shirt and pocket square and Aquila shoes and Shelly Craft is in Country Road jacket, skirt and earrings! #YourDomain #9Style pic.twitter.com/a0MrIJGFZe

— Channel 9 Style (@Channel9Style) September 29, 2019

Thank you @aristocratslots for having me. Let’s do Australia next! https://t.co/ADBMIkDG0L

— Robert J. O'Neill (@mchooyah) April 7, 2018

Just over a month after the Arrium acquisition, here is a reminder of how the GFG journey in Australia began https://t.co/GyN12zQVji pic.twitter.com/k30ZumB1Gq

— GFG Alliance (@GFGAlliance) October 9, 2017

Arrium buyer says key to making Whyalla steel plant viable is to turn it “green” with renewables and pumped hydro https://t.co/VEyV4Vi2Co

— RenewEconomy (@renew_economy) July 5, 2017

OTD (12 Aug 94) Australian Defence Industries won the $l billion contract to build six minehunters for the RAN at Newcastle, NSW. The Huon class minehunters have served the nation well in the years since, including service as patrol boats. Four remain in service today. pic.twitter.com/OLv0zys09I

— TF72Aust (@TaskForce72Aust) August 12, 2019

Company once known as Australia Gas Light says #energy transition will skip ‘baseload gas’ https://t.co/u3TBMpqXbZ #auspol

— RenewEconomy (@renew_economy) May 2, 2017

Aerial view of AGL (Australian Gas Light Company), Mortlake, 1933. The area has been developed into Breakfast Point .. #sydney #ryde #breakfast #breakfastpoint #concord #mortlake #burwood #concordwest pic.twitter.com/E6Lo0Fipru

— Australian History (@OzHistory) April 26, 2018

Factoid Extra:@neilmbriscoe @TopOfTheTower @t2stu @DarraghMcKenna @Roadster_Life @StvCr The Herald was assembled in Australia btwn 1959-66 by AMI – Australian Motor Industries, a firm that assembled brands like AMC & Mercedes but is best known for their Toyota association. pic.twitter.com/qJABC4m7Ee

— The Car Factoids 🚗 (@andrewryan100) May 17, 2020

Valentia LBO of Eircom in 2001 and Babcock & Brown LBO of Eircom in 2006 are perfect examples of damage private equity can do when they pursue short-termist strategies focused on cash extraction rather than longer-term investment that network firms such as Eircom require https://t.co/Wm3aewwNPG

— Donal Palcic (@DonalPalcic) July 18, 2019

Your votes have been counted and @PerthHeat outfielder Garrett Whitley has come out on top to claim the @ilikebinglee Play of the Week for round nine! #OurGame pic.twitter.com/dtCJp1HvFI

— Australian Baseball League (@ABL) January 24, 2018

Boag’s Brewery welcomes ‘iconic’ sign back to Launceston https://t.co/1L8oN3SzGw

— The Examiner (@ExaminerOnline) March 16, 2018

Australia’s Boost Juice Bars bets big on growing health awareness in India https://t.co/nm0A5jQmcJ @meenaambwani pic.twitter.com/RQ6LVewAMG

— Tinu Cherian @USTGlobal (@TinuTheCherian) July 16, 2016

There are three options when dining at Brown Brothers. @ Brown Brothers Milawa Vineyard http://t.co/POiSMwHhs1 pic.twitter.com/kLqejyClg9

— experiencethl (@experiencethl) August 26, 2015

Our Digital Scholarship recently completed digitising our holdings of Burns Philp staff record cards. This involved 3.5 months of work, scanning and creating metadata for over 30,000 cards relating to 18,269 employees of Burns Philp from 1885-1975. pic.twitter.com/2f6YFw63fJ

— The ANU Archives (@TheANUArchives) January 9, 2020

Happy Fiji Day to all our Fijian friends! Did you know that we hold a large variety of records relating to Fiji? These include the research papers of many academics, business records of companies that operated in Fiji such as CSR and Burns Philp, and trade union records. #Fiji pic.twitter.com/GysT2jhgFJ

— The ANU Archives (@TheANUArchives) October 9, 2019

As Brisbane slowly recovered from the Great Depression, commercial business thrived in the #StonesCorner area. Stones Corner Plaza was built in 1938 by Burns, Philp & Co. as one of #JCPenney’s department stores // Photo by Thomas Ryan Photography#BrisbaneArtDeco #ArtDeco pic.twitter.com/yBrLPjdOoJ

— Brisbane Art Deco (@BrisbaneArtDeco) April 1, 2019

In 1883 Burns Philp and Company Limited was formed by amalgamating the various businesses in Sydney and Queensland carried on in the names of James Burns and of Robert Philp and Company. pic.twitter.com/hmuXkLRslM

— FijiMuseum (@FijiMuseum) October 31, 2018

Online infant milk formula move for Camperdown Dairy International https://t.co/ecP16axmYH pic.twitter.com/Z1oIrIf2PQ

— The Weekly Times (@theweeklytimes) January 5, 2016

What the heck? The Melbourne-based fund, Cbus has invested $128million across 23 coal companies, despite publicly embracing climate action and pledging to reduce fossil-fuel exposure. The excuse is like saying giving up all DV is simplistic. https://t.co/C7UALACbhC

— IsabelM (@mumdaze) February 10, 2020

He was worth $130 million when he was running Chemeq, which blew itself up a decade ago after he left. Now Graham Melrose is back — this time eying a $US1 billion pay-off for his new #biotech Recce Pharma. $RCE #ASX #ausbiz https://t.co/oZJoXTAcFt

— Stockhead (@StockheadAU) June 4, 2018

Here is a message from our Chief Executive, Howard Collins.

We have taken your feedback on board this week and appreciate your continued respect and consideration for our front line staff. pic.twitter.com/U2ncJkIVxi

— Trains Info (@TrainsInfo) January 11, 2018

Trend of Output Neural Prosthetics Market in Global Industry 2018: LivaNova (UK), Cochlear (Australia) https://t.co/MKpvrv4YT2

— Red Newswire (@rednewswire_in) April 27, 2018

See our open letter in @FinancialReview w/ @bluescopeaus @The_AiGroup @PIACenergy @totenviro CSR Limited, Nat. Irrigators Council 5/5 #auspol https://t.co/GR5V9xPih6

— Australia Institute (@TheAusInstitute) June 24, 2019

You'll love these chewy chunks of strawberry goodness. If you like Australian strawberry licorice candy, be sure to try this all-natural version from Darrell Lea, Australia's leading licorice maker. Your tastebuds will thank you. Visit https://t.co/UJ1rcnjmdP try some today! pic.twitter.com/X1m8WBDKtb

— Licorice Lover (@licoricelover) August 6, 2018

David Jones/Australia is looking festive thks to Global Display https://t.co/VsafWheTzW @retailfocus @RtlDesignExpo pic.twitter.com/E8pXYkLK9J

— Global-Display (@Global_Display) December 7, 2015

Flat wage growth, rising essentials costs and tightening credit conditions are leading us here… https://t.co/NY2YvOkQEP

— Debt Mediators (@DebtMediatorsAU) October 12, 2017

Delta Electricity’s chief executive, Greg Everett, declines to comment as bid for taxpayer money to prop up ageing coal power station is rejected.

Using a climate fund to burn more fossil fuel. Inconceivable; except in #ScottyfromMarketing's #Australia. https://t.co/x0szIzR8X1

— 💧Brendan Carton (@BrendanCarton) March 23, 2020

Strength of these comments is interesting. Eg: head of Trevor St Baker's Delta Electricity – coal power company with close govt ties – dismisses idea HELE coal could deliver govt promise to cut power prices + says Qld is last place you would build one. ($) https://t.co/AWn2QfVGyY

— Adam Morton (@adamlmorton) June 12, 2019

“documents showed the environment minister, Melissa Price, requested a review of how the climate policy could be used to upgrade coal-fired power stations after being contacted by a consultant working on behalf of Delta Electricity.” https://t.co/YGpSANm52h

— 💧Ray Wilton 💧💦 (@raywilton4) May 2, 2019

Coal ash is not "inert" no matter how many time Delta Electricity says that. Residents' concerns about the impacts of this toxic waste are not "mischievous" but legitimate. The @NSW_EPA and Minister @gabrielleupton must remediate Vales Point and prosecute.https://t.co/7TKal1ZRl8 pic.twitter.com/gIGYiKt7iC

— James Whelan (@jameswhel) January 3, 2019

Liddell coal-fired power station could be bought by Delta Electricity https://t.co/Ji8q9I1jKh

— Lenore Taylor (@lenoretaylor) September 6, 2017

🔥 MUST READ @DickSmith's letter to US Ambassador on the "outrageous" #US claim to "#universal #jurisdiction over every person on earth".
And, the #email circulated by #Australian Govt to all MPs #sabotaging the rising support 4 #Assange non extradition‼https://t.co/wcjgXNPwjF

— Dr Lilliana Corredor (@Dr_LCorredor) October 14, 2019

Dymocks Booksellers opens its 17th Victorian store, returning to Highpoint Shopping Centre, after at least a decade's absence (not mentioned in the article) – Inside #Retail >> https://t.co/10TPLy9nbv #news #Australia pic.twitter.com/NZi8KIPpXw

— Rattling Tram Local & Retail Marketing (@rattling_tram) November 22, 2018

Eagle Boys, Australia's third largest pizza chain, has gone into voluntary administration https://t.co/H6aHpMhUBm pic.twitter.com/oiQRRfZCFV

— PerthNow (@perthnow) July 19, 2016

Don’t miss your chance to chat all things business with Tom Potter, founder of Eagle Boys, in our Business in Brisbane Facebook group on Monday morning! Join the group now: https://t.co/KsbBCxevG8 pic.twitter.com/LtsQOK5ruK

— Brisbane City (@brisbanecityqld) April 25, 2020

Bring a Boardroom: Elfin Sports Cars Australia for Sale | Bring a Trailer #Used-cars, Carshttps://t.co/kuNpVSZNTk… pic.twitter.com/Sbm72HXlav

— UsedCars4sa (@UsedCars4sa) December 30, 2015

DarMagazine Issue 12 is now available, featuring an article by US COO Paul Wood on a new project with @EnviroMission https://t.co/2HaaItdi7t pic.twitter.com/0PvyMj6PXb

— Currie & Brown (@curriebrown) January 30, 2017

Macquarie acquires Esanda Dealer Finance, a leading Australian auto finance business. http://t.co/tfuwHhyMGL pic.twitter.com/unAqnF8T4Q

— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) October 8, 2015

Macquarie to buy ANZ’s Esanda vehicle finance business http://t.co/pL8Fm5k7A0 pic.twitter.com/LUaY0tuBmt

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) October 8, 2015

Event Hospitality and Entertainment said on Thursday it would close the Thredbo resort until further notice due to the impending threat of bushfires and banks are closing branches as the bushfire danger and destruction mounts. #ausbiz #finserv https://t.co/UxerViFKMJ

— Business Review (@aus_business) January 2, 2020

"Respondents include The Herald, The Age, Fairfax Media, Mamamia & individual #journalists… Lisa De Ferrari SC, representing the office of public prosecutions, which brought the charges against the #media, said one trial should be held."https://t.co/A7aZQz3bqz #AusNews #auspol

— News Weekly (@readNewsWeekly) May 26, 2020

WATCH: @mpbowers talks pictures with Fairfax Media's @cathywilcox1 #insiders #auspol pic.twitter.com/q24Bl6biKi

— Insiders ABC (@InsidersABC) December 1, 2018

Declaring her position in public for the first time, Julia Banks told Fairfax Media she believed it was "very clear" Peter Dutton had a case to answer based on the legal advice prepared in the week he sought to become prime minister.https://t.co/jrA2sNhYTw

— Canberra Times (@canberratimes) November 30, 2018

@flightcentreAU shares take off on prospect of federal support#business https://t.co/D3wSCQYAAY

— InQueensland (@InQldMedia) May 27, 2020

#badsanta As we drove through Adelaide, the hillsides were manicured with acres of crops and the foodland supermarkets were the best shopping experience we have had, and yet all that richness and land of opportunity and they feed… https://t.co/mzbHs3J56f

— Debbie Behan (@DebbieBehan1) December 26, 2019

UPDATE on our Golden North Ice Cream/Mid North STEM entrepreneurs:
After extensive research, creative thinking and taste testing, some of the students' creations could be ready for market. #STEM #ProblemSolving https://t.co/9ZjB4efRZ9

— Dept for Education (@edu_sagov) June 21, 2018

How did we help Goodman Fielder achieve efficient and effective Finance operations? Bernard Carbone, Head of shared services at Goodman Fielder explains! https://t.co/C0YrdHTtg7 #financetransformation

— Capgemini Australia (@capgemini_aust) November 29, 2018

Congratulations to @Grocon Construction on nearing completion of the $550M Parklands Project in the @GC2018 Village https://t.co/8Da2WeDOzt pic.twitter.com/5RNyADM6Ju

— sitemobi (@siteofficemobi) October 3, 2017

Take the throne while protecting your own in @Halfbrick’s new game, Magic Brick Wars.

With your favorite characters from Fruit Ninja, Jetpack Joyride, and Raskulls, use blocks to protect your base, then summon soldiers to strike back! https://t.co/7qbByLN2uR pic.twitter.com/umAAQ0ktnm

— App Store Games (@AppStoreGames) November 22, 2019

Will $4.5 billion worth of Australian hospitals end up in a tax haven? Both Brookfield & @HealthscopeAU are yet to respond to written questions … https://t.co/GN4wB4W4tz

— 💧Michael West (@MichaelWestBiz) January 21, 2019

Labor uses HIH insurance collapse to attack Malcolm Turnbull https://t.co/uEhAOjuZGz

— Guardian Australia (@GuardianAus) March 29, 2017

"Australia got plenty from Holden/GM and the other carmakers in return for the billions in assistance over the years, including capital investments that tally many times the amount taxpayers contributed." https://t.co/4FZjkSIokY

— 💧William Bourke 🌏 (@William_Bourke) February 19, 2020

An 110m vehicle/passenger ferry has been launched from Incat Tasmania’s shipyard in Australia to commence sea trials before delivery to her owner Virtu Ferries for service between Malta and Sicily. @incatcrowther @Virtuferries https://t.co/FrpBh23c2f pic.twitter.com/pkzMtVDdWY

— Maritime Journal (@maritimejournal) January 17, 2019

Incitec Pivot says it has implemented a raft of measures to prevent further spills after a sulphuric acid release which saw a subsidiary fined $45,000.https://t.co/UFLOdhvJKB

— Industry Queensland (@IndAdvocate) May 28, 2020

Australia’s banking regulator loses case against IOOF https://t.co/J0rExU9jX3

— Financial Times (@FT) September 20, 2019

Kangaroo Bus Lines raising money for the Royal Flying Doctor Service via its Birdsville shuttle service.https://t.co/Y7lwGNC4Cm pic.twitter.com/aZW01KSMx8

— ABC magazine (@ABCmag) June 17, 2019

The real beauty of 'no staples' and our removable covers is that when the weather changes your sofa can too. pic.twitter.com/mEI5BaKxfI

— King Living (@kinglivingau) March 3, 2015

How did @kleenmaid improve their processes and keep head-count down while seeing continued #BusinessGrowth? See the #webinar + transcript to find out: https://t.co/OgsPfdINVS

— JCurve Solutions (@jcurvesolutions) February 27, 2018

New York Vol.24 (incl #coronavirus)

Watch: Cuomo announces start to reopening of Hudson Valley businesses https://t.co/u9ufjbAm9q #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 27, 2020

Definition of "Rochester weather": We set a record high and record low (27 degrees on May 13) less than two weeks apart. https://t.co/7JHyIhWAZW

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 26, 2020

Watch: This ad finished second in NY's 'Wear a Mask' competition https://t.co/Ryh2aPAWWX #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 26, 2020

Greece restaurants can apply for a town permit for outdoor seating.

Greece Town Supervisor Bill Reilich said distancing between tables reflects the state's guidelines.

“If somebody doesn’t like that, they don’t have to go out to the restaurant."https://t.co/mOKrLc9r7X

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 26, 2020

Monroe County at its highest COVID-19 hospitalization rate but ICU stay low https://t.co/rfDqJ2j3fD #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 26, 2020

The World Health Organization warned that "an immediate second peak" could emerge if some restrictions are lifted too quickly and said it would be dropping hydroxychloroquine from its study of experimental treatments. https://t.co/N0lcg6RVSm

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 25, 2020

Memorial Day: Here's how to honor veterans in the Rochester region May 25 https://t.co/704fZrCZ8m #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 24, 2020

100 years ago, Philadelphia chose a parade over social distancing during the 1918 Spanish flu – and pa… https://t.co/X9B3zd241e #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 24, 2020

"Everyone's getting tired of the quarantine and feeling cooped up, but I'm afraid if people stop being careful, we'll just have to shut everything down again and start over." https://t.co/WnBAefv4O1

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 23, 2020

If we're going to contain this, antibody testing is vital. And now it's coming here… https://t.co/zmya4Sdve6

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 23, 2020

Looks like WFH is leading to DFH. Beer sales are way up — yes, even Corona beer. Here's what people are drinking, and why… https://t.co/cSzemquZ1w

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 23, 2020

New York state is now allowing all gatherings of up to 10 people with proper social distancing. https://t.co/X4NeYKUxjP

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 23, 2020

Diseases attack plants; here's how to keep them at bay https://t.co/LXdB6gd7Ei #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 23, 2020

Coronavirus: What will it take to shut down a New York region after opening? https://t.co/IBAK9CTwHo #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020

Coronavirus' greatest toll in many upstate NY counties is in inside nursing homes https://t.co/J4gjs16okk #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020

If New York acted more quickly, an early lockdown could have saved 17,000 lives, study says https://t.co/JcBQyNFugr #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020

When will New York's casinos reopen? What Cuomo and the betting halls are saying https://t.co/MbEV4nWdMK #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020

Denny's closing 5 locations in Rochester area; nearly 200 workers laid off https://t.co/A9SVYejDe6 #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020

Modeling predicts spike, then downturn in Monroe County COVID cases starting next week https://t.co/xH5QNzVt5f #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020

Performers perform, regardless of the pandemic https://t.co/2JMY0Xb0kI #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020

'Totally different:' New York tourist spots brace for uncertain summer. What our trip found https://t.co/9XQYlZcykw #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020

Photos: How is your favorite summer vacation spot preparing to reopen? https://t.co/r3fI4dZt1e #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 22, 2020

New York's unemployment rate hits 14.5% in April https://t.co/hU3KjXUhyj #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 21, 2020

Space Force at Stewart Airport? Orange County leaders in talks with Port Authority https://t.co/HeLyctTd5Y #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 21, 2020

NY colleges plan fall reopening without clear state direction. What they are saying https://t.co/lKtpAo05mv #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 21, 2020

New York beach openings: What to know about coronavirus rules, restrictions https://t.co/E8osy5KvI4 #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 21, 2020

Reopening: Most Americans fear second wave of coronavirus: Marist Poll https://t.co/lzaAOQLkyD #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 21, 2020

Rochester diocese guidelines provide insight into worship in life after lockdown https://t.co/pdxNNKTjoB #ROC

— Democrat & Chronicle (@DandC) May 21, 2020

Letter: High-quality broadband vital to remote learning https://t.co/e5F0qB3ny6

— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 22, 2020

Mid-Hudson Valley reopening begins; Phase 2 could start in two weeks, Ulster executive says https://t.co/zIiUd8meWs

— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 26, 2020

State agency clears way for Mid-Hudson recreational boating season https://t.co/haZmYBX6eW

— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 26, 2020

Arm-of-the-Sea Theater begins work plan for Esopus Creek venue https://t.co/h2bX36Jzj3

— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 26, 2020

Gasoline prices rise in the NY, US, but mixed in Mid-Hudson Valley, Catskills https://t.co/AKVaJPhUeE

— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 26, 2020

Houses of worship eager to reopen https://t.co/l1m2LWG5Z0

— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 23, 2020

New York eases ban on gatherings https://t.co/kA6ffqko7b

— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 23, 2020

Mid-Hudson Valley school districts rethink graduations amid ban on large gatherings https://t.co/zQQd7SgSst

— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 22, 2020

PHOTOS: Ulster County candlelight Memorial ceremony https://t.co/GQ84riIqtV

— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 22, 2020

Kingston lawmaker revisits vacancy tax plan for commercial spaces https://t.co/GM1yKca6ts

— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 21, 2020

Take Five ticket worth $19K sold in Gardiner https://t.co/McgMoO5kJM

— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 21, 2020

Woodstock reduces number of permits for short-term rentals https://t.co/dXTvcHDWgN

— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 20, 2020

Kingston Planning Board objects to affordable housing amendment as proposed https://t.co/UJRaI0W3Dx

— Daily Freeman (@DailyFreeman) May 19, 2020

How did you spend your Memorial Day? Share your photos below:https://t.co/TYSwlBPK7d
Story by @DS_SarahE

— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 26, 2020

“We always have airport projects that can be done that will help make our airport much better. It was a good opportunity for us to make important changes that we don’t usually have the money for.”https://t.co/9HoLxAJMHX
Story by @DS_SarahE

— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 26, 2020

Will you go to the drive-in to get your movie fix?https://t.co/dl4zD4SC1I
Story on the @UnadillaDriveIn by @DS_SarahE

— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 24, 2020

What is your community doing for Memorial Day, with the restrictions in place because of COVID?https://t.co/01ydtj2xhL

— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 23, 2020

“It’s a game on a computer rather than a ball on a foot or in a hand, but they are really like our other athletes in every other way.”https://t.co/rSNbVCU2MB
Story by @Ds3Jared @SUNYCobleskill

— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 23, 2020

“… sharing what we know from our business experience with other people to benefit our communities’ economic well-being … and help businesses that are small and might not be able to get masks is well within the mission of Rotary.”https://t.co/DPDq39qQnZ

— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 22, 2020

Rowboats for fishing can be cleaned at DEP boat offices in Downsville and Gilboa starting Tuesday; recreational boat-washing stations for use in the at the Cannonsville, Neversink, Pepacton and Schoharie reservoirs will be open May 29.https://t.co/wssWnoaFpd

— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 22, 2020

The planned celebration of Doubleday Field's 100th anniversary was scrapped because of COVID-19 but the postal cancellation will still take place tomorrow, and renovations are continuing on the historic stadium in Cooperstown.https://t.co/bSDDA5lGY8
Story by @DS_GregK

— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 22, 2020

Volunteers meet each Wednesday at the Cobleskill Fairgrounds to sort and package food, and staff from @crcsdistrict, Gilboa-Conesville, Jefferson, @MCSKnights, Schoharie and Sharon Springs collect the packages and facilitate delivery.https://t.co/o2ZlRWl38u
Story by @DS_sarahE

— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 22, 2020

The layoffs will be the equivalent of 50.5 full-time positions and will go into effect June 1.https://t.co/v9iMZZTWa0
Story by @DS_GregK

— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 21, 2020

Another summer tradition is a victim of the pandemic:https://t.co/QuKy7qoXGg
Story by @DS_RyanA

— The Daily Star (@thedailystar) May 21, 2020

Hear from Sgt. Andrew Hale of the Genesee County Sheriff's Office speak about tonight's motor vehicle accident in Batavia, on Route 5 near Dave's Ice Cream. Three male teenagers were injured and transported to ECMC. One appeared to be taken by Mercy Flight. pic.twitter.com/yGG9thZNql

— Batavia Daily News (@Batavia_Daily) May 27, 2020

UPDATE: Speaking from #NYC's financial hub @NYSE @NYGovCuomo today called for rebuilding the economy, to "supercharge" New York's reopening from #COVID19 by investing in major infrastructure projects.
BDN: https://t.co/wY205iPcch pic.twitter.com/yG3CM5u2YO

— Batavia Daily News (@Batavia_Daily) May 26, 2020

UPDATE: Small religious gatherings in #NYS of 10 people or less can be held starting 5/21. @NYGovCuomo said churches are free to hold services in parking lots or at drive-in theaters. He also directed more #COVID19 testing in low income zip codes. https://t.co/uFWq97O3dS pic.twitter.com/KvWhIXQ4xT

— Batavia Daily News (@Batavia_Daily) May 20, 2020

UPDATE: Mercy Flight has left the scene of the motor vehicle accident on Route 5 near Dave’s Ice Cream in Batavia, and is transporting an injured person. @Batavia_Daily pic.twitter.com/Ga27vAhuYa

— Alex Brasky (@AlexBraskyBDN) May 27, 2020

Longtime @AthleticsElba coach Mike Cintorino has announced that he will step down from coaching @FootballOae after two-straight championships. Hear from coach on why he made such a tough decision@MichaelCint32 @OA_Athletics @SecVFootball

FULL INTERVIEW https://t.co/ULAAqUf0It pic.twitter.com/CYDzfCBoVa

— Alex Brasky (@AlexBraskyBDN) May 21, 2020

GE Research team developing giant robotic earthworm – 'The trick lies in clever synchronization of the segments,' one researcher says. https://t.co/2J9Sse6zr0 pic.twitter.com/tA96ygNE8b

— Daily Gazette (@dgazette) May 26, 2020

Two Saratoga Springs High seniors walk 20 miles, with weights, to honor fallen soldiers – ‘There’s not much of a greater cause than to remember all those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country,’ one of the seniors says https://t.co/LCGReQF8OB pic.twitter.com/g7RdQ0qMTw

— Daily Gazette (@dgazette) May 26, 2020

Foss: We're reopening – what can we do for fun? – It’s certainly easy to be depressed about this state of affairs, and dwell on what we’re missing, our Sara Foss writes. https://t.co/o6hv1osWB0 pic.twitter.com/NG821kwFnK

— Daily Gazette (@dgazette) May 21, 2020

Editorial: A good sign, with caution, for Saratoga https://t.co/9sIjpZ2uqF pic.twitter.com/xSsGVfZMdw

— Daily Gazette (@dgazette) May 19, 2020

Foss: Let's reimagine nursing homes post COVID-19 https://t.co/HGOGoZSCgt Via our @sarafossgazette pic.twitter.com/JqPPIlrs81

— Daily Gazette (@dgazette) May 19, 2020

Covid-19 brutal on NY long-term care facilities; nationwide, it's worse https://t.co/e0iM7UTNpk

— The Buffalo News (@TheBuffaloNews) May 26, 2020

Long-term future after coronavirus presents challenges, opportunities https://t.co/nLyOrrxhTZ

— The Buffalo News (@TheBuffaloNews) May 26, 2020

Number of Covid-19 hospital patients in Erie County trending down https://t.co/lycZeIzZ4a

— The Buffalo News (@TheBuffaloNews) May 25, 2020

Banks evaluate when to lift branch restrictions https://t.co/TABTKYX6nd

— The Buffalo News (@TheBuffaloNews) May 25, 2020

Gov. Andrew Cuomo's executive order that eligible voters within a school district be mailed a ballot for budget votes and school board elections left school officials scrambling last week. https://t.co/r7c0AxIAo2

— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 26, 2020

While nationally the median income for entrepreneurs is the same as the median income for all workers, there are big differences at the state and city level. https://t.co/vfyc7qxjy8

— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 26, 2020

HIT: To the arrival of sustained weather in the Cayuga County area that is both warm and sunny. https://t.co/TY4dPCu4yW

— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 26, 2020

As states reopen, its back to the beach for some. Stephen “Dr. Beach” Leatherman, a coastal scientist and professor at Florida International University, has been ranking the nation's beaches for 30 years. Here is his 2020 ranking. https://t.co/EJCwYQ5AMs

— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 25, 2020

For many Americans, Memorial Day marks the beginning of the outdoor grilling season. Here are a few tips and recipes to get you started. https://t.co/vHJnk3ctcn

— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 24, 2020

Auburn native Jennifer Renahan had just moved from New York City to Connecticut. https://t.co/qoeLQxHN9o

— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 24, 2020

In the last several years, diseases like measles have returned to the U.S., with a significant spike in the number of cases reported. Here are the 10 best and worst states for child vaccination. https://t.co/rKm1Vxlfc0

— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 24, 2020

Slow shipping times and sold-out items have plagued Amazon since the coronavirus pandemic caused a rush of orders from home-bound people. But the world’s largest online retailer isn’t the only place to shop online. With their doors closed, many… https://t.co/Z6oyychZNk

— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 23, 2020

Public health experts recommend wearing a mask made from cotton fabric, such as T-shirts, or scarves and bandannas, when you are outside and unable to maintain social distancing from others. https://t.co/IctB9JAwQh

— The_Citizen (@The_Citizen) May 23, 2020

Science and Technology Vol.27

LittleDog was developed by Boston Dynamics with funding from DARPA. It is used for research on legged locomotion and learning by groups at MIT, Stanford, Carnegie Mellon, USC, U Penn and IHMC.⁠
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Project by: Boston Dynamics⁠#robotics #technology #engineering #innovation pic.twitter.com/gWCfpvEZmE

— Wevolver (@WevolverApp) May 21, 2020

Mind-Controlled prostheses are doing great progress! … They are now basically #robots controlled by only the mind of the patient enabling life-like finger movements … See how it works 👇
via @mashable #Robotic #Healthcare #Innovation I @UMich pic.twitter.com/ZIzu0ZlZ5F

— Segundo Ramos (@segundoatdell) May 22, 2020

By studying the movement of snakes, Johns Hopkins researchers have designed a nimble robot to aid in search and rescue operations.

Full release: https://t.co/s6gRbaBdyD pic.twitter.com/7a0tJDae1h

— Johns Hopkins University (@JohnsHopkins) February 19, 2020

This @Umich #robot recovers energy as it walks using elastic actuation. #MiRobotics Day! https://t.co/6uWRBXLYNe https://t.co/tNHs2f8SjH pic.twitter.com/MGTuVfFpjJ

— Michigan Engineering (@UMengineering) April 11, 2017

No one said teaching a robot to walk would be easy. But when the going gets tough, the tough GO BLUE! Awesome work from @Umich Robotics. pic.twitter.com/6RGbDU1g2g

— Michigan Engineering (@UMengineering) November 2, 2016

🙌 https://t.co/6Wd1BswJ6M

— Penn Engineering (@PennEngineers) February 15, 2020

Igor Bargatin, 1965 Term Assistant Professor in Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics, led a study on using nanocardboard flyers to accompany #NASA’s next Mars rover Perseverance. https://t.co/ata1zJO9NG

— Penn Engineering (@PennEngineers) April 29, 2020

Revolutionary: @CMUEngineering alum, Drew Perkins, and his company @MojoVisionInc, have developed a contact lens with augmented reality capabilities. #cmuengineering https://t.co/hVnIyoJZGK

— CMU Engineering (@CMUEngineering) January 29, 2020

.@CyLab/@CMU_ECE’s Lujo Bauer and Mahmood Sharif’s “special glasses” were mentioned in @TheAtlantic in an article about online privacy. https://t.co/W4RMZlKcfa

— CyLab (@CyLab) February 11, 2020

Catching up on some publication news — “How to run 50 percent faster without external energy,” from Prof. Braun (ME) et al in @ScienceAdvances #exoskeleton #humanperformance https://t.co/pbp16YYNar

— VU Engineering (@VUEngineering) May 13, 2020

The @Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility (CNF) is making a difference for startups in New York State. https://t.co/8pmyVq5DWS

— Cornell Engineering (@CornellEng) April 21, 2020

.@BlueDotPhoton is a @UW #spinoff based on technologies dvlpd in@UWChemistry Prof. Daniel Gamelin's lab. They've rcvd an #InnovationGapFund & @MurdockTrust award, and CTO Dan Kroupa is a current CoMotion #CommercializationFellow and participated in the #ICorps pgm. https://t.co/GQoPugAgQJ

— UW CoMotion (@UWCoMotion) May 4, 2020

ECE faculty member @morrisbcohen is Returning Lightning Data to the Cloud https://t.co/RMuGOw9h91

— Georgia Tech ECE (@GeorgiaTech_ECE) April 24, 2020

Ocean acidification is impacting Dungeness crabs, Oregon’s most-valuable fishery, @NOAA study shows. With comments from @GWaldbusser of @OSUCEOAS: https://t.co/CRV5jG1OrS by @sfkale pic.twitter.com/YGi433HFnd

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) January 27, 2020

Dr Brilakis, Director of @Cambridge_Eng #CITLab group, part of the @LORCentre
awarded grant funding for research aimed at improving #construction using #DigitalTwins

Operational coordinator @cstb_fr
supported by 16 industry & academic organisations.https://t.co/N8kQnTBut8 pic.twitter.com/aRWrjvfOhz

— Engineering Dept (@Cambridge_Eng) May 6, 2020

10 examples that show #ukmfg is as buoyant as ever, featuring our client @metlase and its recent contract win with @boeinguk https://t.co/TEOQsMGPOU … #aerospace pic.twitter.com/k6g2DwC3GH

— Russ Cockburn (@Dwarfio) October 18, 2018

Can indoor-grown veg feed the rapidly growing urban population asks Belinda Clarke in this article in FoodChainhttps://t.co/RCjLcUP3zc #VerticalFarming #PrecisionAgriculture @Agri_Tech_E #FoodChain

— CambridgeConsultants (@CambConsultants) May 14, 2020

Earthrise from Apollo-10 pic.twitter.com/Zm40hQyT1D

— Physics-astronomy.org (@OrgPhysics) May 17, 2020

Light Speed is fast, but space is vast
Full version: https://t.co/kSmp0HyRCm pic.twitter.com/nLcpuCOFyr

— Dr James O'Donoghue (@physicsJ) May 18, 2020

🔮

Marbles RTX simulates complex physics in a real-time ray traced world. pic.twitter.com/FavWRdzJKX

— NVIDIA GeForce (@NVIDIAGeForce) May 18, 2020

Physics Fun pic.twitter.com/0yQ477v0RD

— Sci-Nature Hub (@HubNature) May 18, 2020

https://twitter.com/engineeringvids/status/1262316368051011584

Great news and congrats to all the @ucddublin researchers, and the societal impact champions, involved with each of these four excellent projects @scienceirel @UCD_Research #believeinscience https://t.co/10Jy03hOck

— NovaUCD (@NovaUCD) May 11, 2020

Very excited to announce that our Farm Zero C project has been selected for the next phase of @scienceirel Future Innovator Prize. Our goal is to create a carbon neutral dairy farm with @Kevinoconnorucd @BiorefineryIE @JaneCStout @endabuckley & Dr Fionnula Murphy #Sustainability https://t.co/Z5tT5l3DU6

— Carbery Group (@CarberyGroup) May 12, 2020

A new paper from @scienceirel #MaREI researchers looks into 'Comparing negative emissions and high renewable scenarios for the European power system' https://t.co/ewEfDEf4AJ

— MaREI (@MaREIcentre) May 15, 2020

🛠 Did you ever want to make your own particle detector?
Here is your chance! Build this low-cost open hardware project, investigate natural radioactivity around you and become a true citizen scientist: https://t.co/IUWuZ1mQ74 pic.twitter.com/SFcfWp9jIq

— CERN (@CERN) May 13, 2020

CLOUD at @CERN reveals a new mechanism behind urban smog https://t.co/DJ5fIkvytC pic.twitter.com/vs5jWdOqzF

— CERNpress (@CERNpress) May 14, 2020

Did you know that you can recycle used nuclear fuel? ♻️ More than 90% of its potential energy still remains even after ✋years of operation in a reactor.

Learn more: https://t.co/bkd0fKyMKE pic.twitter.com/sbAeX6V4r7

— Energy Department (@ENERGY) May 19, 2020

A robot that teaches you how to draw?!? #Robotics #Art #Education #ML #AI #Tech pic.twitter.com/Vrs4fyJeki

— Data Insights 4 U (@Data_Insights4U) May 14, 2020

This robot farmer can harvest tens of thousands of raspberries in a single shift pic.twitter.com/x0a4erYvyb

— Mashable (@mashable) May 15, 2020

Drone Hunter…protecting your property with style.#Robotics #Drones #IoT #ML #AI #Security pic.twitter.com/ziJoTqCsog

— Christopher Doyle (@MrDataScience) May 11, 2020

Running faster #innovation #tech! TY @futurism via @enricomolinari #mhealth #healthtech #robotics #fintech #AI #IoT #5G #ehealth #mhealth @ingliguori @TheRudinGroup @KaiGrunwitz @andy_lucerne @YuHelenYu @dez_blanchfield @dhinchcliffe @JolaBurnett @AshokNellikar @kashthefuturist pic.twitter.com/VYTjQGeeVh

— 🔛 Enrico Molinari #FinTech #MarTech 🇮🇹🇪🇺🇺🇸 (@enricomolinari) May 6, 2020

Interesting robotics involving weapons. If this is real, these humans are braver than I am. pic.twitter.com/v1lgnW5sSK

— The Thankful Outdoorsman (@bushcamp2) May 14, 2020

4 X 8 sheets are nothing for this Constructo Bot! Whether you need some assistance for a DIY project or the weekend or your need a new 24 X 7 non-unionized member for your construction crew, #Robotics just may have the answer. (Seeker) pic.twitter.com/NgNPhPv3y2

— James Gingerich, @Expeflow #WorkEasier #RPA (@jamesvgingerich) May 14, 2020

Robots can help out in retirement homes in several ways. pic.twitter.com/l2WOjGyufX

— PCMag (@PCMag) May 14, 2020

DELIVERY “ROBOT”: This restaurant is using a remote-controlled car to make sure there is no physical contact with customers picking up meals during the pandemic. pic.twitter.com/8cAp7ZLBsP

— CBS 21 News (@CBS21NEWS) May 15, 2020

Singapore uses “Spot” social distancing robot dogs to urge people in public places to comply with social distancing rules, to reduce spread of COVID19! #Singapore #covid19 #AI #robots #ML #robot #Coronavirus #ArtificialIntelligence #VIKEZ #Asia #innovation pic.twitter.com/U71bPVOssp

— Vikez (@Vikezmedia) May 12, 2020

Virtual & Augmented Reality Laptop. It transforms learning inside the classroom😊#edtech #technology #VR #AR #innovation #AI #MachineLearning #analytics #Algorithms #science #deeplearning #IoT #ArtificialIntelligence #robotics pic.twitter.com/P2o5xog88b

— @AravalliCsc (@AravalliCsc1) May 10, 2020

Giving a presentation from the comfort of your own home in this time of #SocialDistancing. #AI #AR #VR #ArtificialIntelligence #AugmentedReality #VirtualReality #IoT #MachineLearning
MT @AmanGill_89 @RickKing16 @mvollmer1 @jgownder @Scobleizer @paulroetzer pic.twitter.com/yxQMCyLl5U

— HiTechNectar (@HitechNectar) May 5, 2020

🚦🚀ready to your #future #flight ❓👍🏻#Airbus #futureofwork #Engineering #Mobility #ArtificialIntelligence #flightservice #tech #tourism #DesignThinking #technology #design #AugmentedReality pic.twitter.com/phSmp8OiDc

— Patricia Eidel (@patricia_eidel) May 5, 2020

These are #robotic barbers
by @cheddar #MI #Tech #Technology #IT #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Automation

Cc: @realcolinmac @gvalan @fogle_shane pic.twitter.com/5Cra7k3PxA

— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) May 8, 2020

The incredible way ants navigate in groups could help driverless cars avoid crashes#ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #driverlesscars #selfdrivingvehicles #DeepLearning #autonomousvehicles #datascience #selfdrivingcars #algorithms #AI pic.twitter.com/vcHz5BlqEL

— Marcus Borba (@marcusborba) May 10, 2020

These contact lenses will give you Black Mirror vision
via @ccplus #ArtificialIntelligence #EmergingTechnologies #AI #AugmentedReality #IoT #DeepLearning #DataScience #MachineLearning #BigData #Analytics #AR #ComputerVision #EmergingTech #BlackMirror pic.twitter.com/aMYaKIbfSv

— Marcus Borba (@marcusborba) May 9, 2020

First living robots#robot #Robotics #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #MachineLearning pic.twitter.com/NIrJvU004N

— Nafisa Shay Neill (@curiousnafisa) May 6, 2020

https://twitter.com/Paula_Piccard/status/1258207715861692416

Handwritten notes created by robo-writer#Robotics #ArtificialIntelligence #IoT #5G #Robots #tech #innovation #MachineLearning
Cc: @Nicochan33 @mvollmer1 @jblefevre60 @sebbourguignon @DrJDrooghaag @andi_staub @kalydeoo @Ym78200 @JolaBurnett @SpirosMargaris @evankirstel @debraruh pic.twitter.com/veR1hSsRkT

— Fabrizio Bustamante (@Fabriziobustama) May 9, 2020

Art meets AR… spectacular..#ArtificialIntelligence #AI #art #IoT #AugmentedReality #EmergingTech pic.twitter.com/71tegsgRB5

— Rituparna Ghosh (@RitupaGhosh) May 11, 2020

Israeli Innovators Harness Artificial Intelligence Technologies To Curb The Global #COVID_19 Pandemic, Officials from US, Italy and other countries turn for help (via @forbes) #Coronavirus #WarAgainstVirus https://t.co/VL1tZWSESx

— Ido Daniel (@IdoDaniel) April 15, 2020

The Difference Between Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Explained by Trees https://t.co/axiUm4AeG6 #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning

— Machine Learning (@machinelearnflx) May 9, 2020

Chattanooga TN gets $110M in #SmartCity Research Projects: https://t.co/unBfJ0oBvw
————#BigData #DataScience #AI #MachineLearning #LocationAnalytics #EdgeAnalytics #IoT #IIoT #IoTPL #Industry40 #DigitalTransformation #5G #SmartCities pic.twitter.com/aOh3bn2XAC

— Kirk Borne (@KirkDBorne) May 10, 2020

4 Machine Learning Challenges for Threat Detection #MachineLearning #bigdata #learning https://t.co/cLg5KO8Ofi

— Cyril Chiffot (@Cyril_Chiffot) May 4, 2020

From #data, supercomputers and #artificialintelligence to connectivity and staying safe online: here are the innovative solutions #Digitaltechnologies are providing during the #coronavirus crisis → https://t.co/bacERcaGlL pic.twitter.com/DXF6yE8A6Z

— DigitalSingleMarket (@DSMeu) May 11, 2020

While human-like artificial general intelligence may not be imminent, substantial advances may be possible in the coming years. Executives can prepare by recognizing the early signs of progress. https://t.co/1uZEcEFB2p #AI #AGI #artificialintelligence pic.twitter.com/HNxX7bS05F

— McKinsey & Company (@McKinsey) May 11, 2020

The use of #AI is rapidly speeding up the growth of the 4th wave of #TechnologicalRevolution and teams such as the ‘AI Space Factory’ utilising automated processes to revolutionise industries such as #SpaceTravel.https://t.co/XpBTFw1PkY

— SwissCognitive (@SwissCognitive) May 10, 2020

This staircase goes on forever. Or does it? https://t.co/cjmPMA8yue pic.twitter.com/eGzeCbEXk6

— Popular Science (@PopSci) May 2, 2020

Toyota to build a prototype #smartcity of the future near Mount Fuji in Japan TY @realtechmatters @enricomolinari #fintech #IoT #ehealth #VR @oxana_zeitler @ZirkusElune @shivon @ZeljkaPotoku @chidambara09 @k_feldborg @StartGrowthHack @HansLak @SabineVdL @postoff25 @Wrix2 @ahier pic.twitter.com/IcO80lOahb

— 🔛 Enrico Molinari #FinTech #MarTech 🇮🇹🇪🇺🇺🇸 (@enricomolinari) April 30, 2020

Blowing your nose incorrectly could make you feel worse pic.twitter.com/27mroI4bSv

— Tech Insider (@techinsider) April 27, 2020

I ❤️ #Solar #Energy Innovation!#RenewableEnergy #CleanTech #ClimateChange #GND #PV #ClimateStrike #FridaysForFuture #Sustainable #Electricity #CO2 @NOW1SOLAR @1o5CleanEnergy @ineeshadvs @amongstwits @AuroraBlogspot @diioannid @PeterDGardner @MarcVegan pic.twitter.com/APNkBUIT1b

— Arik Ring – Energy Engineering Expert (@arikring) March 23, 2019

Decades of exploration has produced the data needed for this detailed map of the moon. https://t.co/uTXrYJpHkK

— Science News (@ScienceNews) April 26, 2020

Here’s what I’m doing inside the cab!! pic.twitter.com/IKnbwbEi0d

— Ag of The World (@AGofTheWorld) April 22, 2020

The robots are here and they're displacing high and low income jobs alike. Decades of automation has boosted corporate productivity and profits, while workers saw their wages stagnate. We need #UBI to share in the gains of technology, by virtue of our intrinsic value as humans. pic.twitter.com/tSKGNeU4Mo

— UBI Works 🇨🇦🧢 (@ubi_works) April 27, 2020

Periosteum is connective tissue layer, which covers the bones and helps nourishing, healing and reconstruction of the bone tissue https://t.co/rrPY8OgxBu pic.twitter.com/GQZNwdSzRq

— DentaGama (@Dentagama) April 24, 2020

Artificial intelligence trends: 'Machine learning' leads Twitter mentions in Q1 2020, followed by 'Big data'
https://t.co/gqBSQV1kNq via @VerdictUK

— XClaimit™ (@XClaimItNews) April 24, 2020

Wow. Asteroid 1998 OR2 tumbling through space seen by the Arecibo observatory.

They confirm the space rock is ~ 2 km in diameter and rotates once every 4.1 hours.

1998 OR2 will safely make a #closeapproach of Earth on 29 April, at its closest being 16 x further than the Moon🌙 pic.twitter.com/Rf7a4eg0gZ

— ESA Operations (@esaoperations) April 24, 2020

Australian-designed AI attack drone prototype unveiled https://t.co/yothG6DsgM

— ABC News (@abcnews) May 5, 2020

Humans aren’t the only ones suddenly finding themselves doing a lot more cooking at home during the coronavirus pandemic. Cooking… For Dogs is a new cooking show for dogs, by dogs. Here, border collie Harper demonstrates how to make dog donuts. pic.twitter.com/K1shSNz8VL

— The Oregonian (@Oregonian) May 8, 2020

Our good friend Prof. @Stephen_Curry from @imperialcollege recorded this fun video about our science competition, where you could win €1000 for your one minute video. https://t.co/DBnedwCsrS @nuigalway @scienceirel @CURAMdevices @galwayscience @Cellexplorers @IrishSciTeach #STEM pic.twitter.com/J8SMMdTtZW

— ReelLIFE SCIENCE @ HOME (@ReelLifeScience) May 11, 2020

New Zealand Vol.21 (corporations)

@2degreesmobile
@ZespriCorporate
@HobbitonTours
@ninjakiwigames
@BWB_NZ
@geckopress
@InvivoWines
@jadesoftware
@Kordia_NZ
@pamu_nz
@MeridianEnergy
@PacificEdgeLtd
@philandteds
@SkyCityGroup
@TheWarehouseGrp
@Vectorltd
@vendhq
@Xero

Enjoyed my first sustainable and ethically sourced merino wool purchase from NZ company: Ice Breaker. Trying out their 260 leggings. Discovered them in West Edmonton Mall! Premium product. pic.twitter.com/XDCPqnG6My

— Bunny (@TravelBunnyBlog) December 27, 2019

The Summer Woolbabe Range is now available online, you can see it here: https://t.co/KtfSzCgZbw

Check out the live giveaway & showing of the beautiful new range https://t.co/0yAqwlPFb1

— Baby On The Move (@babyonthemove) October 16, 2019

Low wool prices and a renewed focus on high-quality, high-margin wool carpets are boosting Cavalier Corporation earnings. https://t.co/8AzlIAZ5e8 pic.twitter.com/25kODdOIsG

— Farmers Weekly NZ (@FarmersWeeklyNZ) December 5, 2018

How to tour a New Zealand vineyard from the comfort of your couch https://t.co/Hhz3aLe5ps @MarkLightfoot4U @nzherald @nzwine @sipnzwine @VinoNZ @winewankers @NewZealandToday @newzealblog @DemiCassiani @LizPalmer_Wine @CloudyBay @Tomatin1897 @ChrisNZWine @OWNZwine pic.twitter.com/JRoCbaCcNC

— wineinfo (@wineworldnews) April 5, 2020

Two likely corporate leaders — Marc England, CEO of Genesis Energy NZ and Kevin Hart, CEO of GE New Zealand — jumped from the tallest building in the southern hemisphere to help young Kiwis who need a lift. See how it ended for Marc! And give generously https://t.co/dclGOUiaWV pic.twitter.com/G0DgB82r6d

— GE Australia (@GEAustralia) May 26, 2018

Amazing views over #farewellspit by #kanehartil on our @GoldenBayAir scenic flight https://t.co/8OwPGgTxDW pic.twitter.com/MXGwDybjZT

— Golden Bay Air (@GoldenBayAir) October 9, 2017

Three reasons why we love #Marlborough Savvy B: Grove Mill, @spyvalleywine & Hans Herzog. 👌 https://t.co/q3WHNlHaAe #wine #vinomofo pic.twitter.com/BYKmLVvwbG

— Vinomofo_NZ (@Vinomofo_NZ) November 28, 2017

Harcourts International Awards congratulations to everyone pic.twitter.com/MHTSu30oC3

— Glen Coutinho (@glencoutinho) May 19, 2020

With a $A20m facility from Heartland Bank, @SpotcapGlobal is launching in NZ – promising to shake up the market https://t.co/LX8EtRW4WM 🔒 pic.twitter.com/viFA6Jz3jy

— NBR (@TheNBR) January 30, 2017

#foodrecallNZ
Hubbard Foods Ltd is recalling specific batches of its Hubbards brand Simply Toasted Muesli Original 650g due to unclear labeling about the presence of an allergen (tree nuts). https://t.co/IiGA0XXQAV pic.twitter.com/NQyHMyyeuE

— Ministry for Primary Industries (@MPI_NZ) January 11, 2018

#SavillsAuckland is pleased to announce the lease of a 2,900sq m #industrial yard on Carbine Road. It was great working alongside Kiwi Property and the tenant, who had been in the market for 6 months looking for the perfect site. pic.twitter.com/5hyCUIHS5U

— Savills New Zealand (@SavillsNZ) May 25, 2020

$MFT #Mainfreight Ltd. 1 director sold: A director at Mainfreight Limited sold 200,000 shares at 38.400NZD and the significance rating of the trade was 67/100. Is that information sufficient for you to make an investment decision? This report gives… https://t.co/iGpACLVJmz pic.twitter.com/utvT6Wqu4b

— ResearchPool (@ResearchPool) June 4, 2019

"NZAS has made a commitment to provide NZ$1.75 million to this financial package."

NZAS = New Zealand Aluminium Smelters. Which equals @RioTinto, one of the world's largest and richest multinationals.

They're laughing in our faces. #mataura #toxicwaste https://t.co/UXuCCXyBXS

— Tim Jones (@timjonesbooks) February 17, 2020

Thanks @Pernod_Ricard NZ for the kind gifts at the NZME office this morning! Welcome to the building 🙂 pic.twitter.com/uSX0dEzdTV

— GrabOne NZ (@Grab_One) February 28, 2016

▶️ A mines rescue team member says the drift of the Pike River coal mine is safe to enter & he would go in himself. https://t.co/AxGmNZXh5h' pic.twitter.com/JJGwWjvjuJ

— Checkpoint (@CheckpointRNZ) November 21, 2016

Our first Progressive Enterprises supermarket has come on board. https://t.co/YCaZxfOJ5w

— Glen Herud (@GlenHerud) December 6, 2017

Pumpkin Patch receiver estimates shortfall to lender @ANZ_NZ w/$19.8M still outstanding after repayments of $29.4M. Unsecured creditors to get zilch

Get it direct, no ads, no clickbait https://t.co/f1SfvWBVeR

— BusinessDesk_NZ (@businessdesk_nz) June 22, 2018

Wow – 5-years. The IPO 'valuation' [it was a compliance listing] was NZ$50M – current market cap NZ$873M. I have a story about the @Pushpay IPO that I'm using in a presentation tomorrow. https://t.co/IHH0kCVVhi

— Clare Capital (@ClareCapital) August 14, 2019

Congrats to Peter Beck and the team @RocketLab: the Electron rocket #StillTesting launched from NZ yesterday. It successfully reached orbit and deployed customer payloads. https://t.co/7cJRv8g7ir

— Rakon Limited (@rakonltd) January 22, 2018

Discovered today the Leaf doesnt have a spare tyre. Also discovered repair shops close between 12-2pm on Saturdays, but not Johnsonville Challenge autoshop on Basett Rd which my fab tow truck driver delivered me to. Thanks @StateInsurance Roadside Rescue pic.twitter.com/ErI0y1HZZu

— Lisa Te Morenga (@LisaTeMorenga) December 1, 2018

Congratulations @StateInsurance, winner of the 2019 Canstar NZ Most Satisfied Customers Award – Car Insurance. Find out more about why the provider has come out on top, here: https://t.co/gcJS0xteUL pic.twitter.com/g69CkiUE7O

— Canstar NZ (@CanstarNZ) May 14, 2019

Introducing @silverstripe, a sponsor for our NZ #EngageTech Forum, on 28 Aug. SilverStripe – NZ Gov Common Web Platform – helps digital visions become reality through transformative strategies & tech dev. EngageTech Forum Tickets: https://t.co/M8jzk0pVWS pic.twitter.com/i6Nmn4jWvf

— engage2govern (@engage2govern) July 27, 2018

Catching up with the family @tracmap https://t.co/IWqLNZza9i #reunitewelly #agchatnz pic.twitter.com/tvRYOZH1RW

— Skellerup (@Skellerup) July 27, 2017

Sky Network Television has reported a 78 percent fall in its half year profit, as it strengthens its commitment to sport content, sponsorship deals and invests in new technology. https://t.co/SNtPnDi3ef

— RNZ (@radionz) February 11, 2020

Dual-listed New Zealand pay TV provider Sky Network Television has pressed go on a deeply discounted capital raising to see it through the coronavirus. https://t.co/wm3B7dgcuO

— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) May 20, 2020

SLI Systems posts first profit, Vista profit climbs, EROAD wins award, and much more in the latest #TINWire. Read More: https://t.co/OjesKCEYwE #TIN pic.twitter.com/I668LQEaF7

— TINetwork (@TIN100_NZ) September 3, 2018

PHOTO OF THE WEEK: From our archives are two Fuelchief Vanguard iTank fuel tanks for Solid Energy. Solid Energy is a coal mining company is NZ's leading coal producer; with mines in the Waikato, West Coast and Southland. Photo taken September 2017. pic.twitter.com/GtnG4JHFSh

— Fuelchief (@Fuelchief1) February 1, 2020

This is awesome – thanks to Noni and Dorothy and Summerset Aotea rest home residents who completed laps of their village to raise money for us https://t.co/xdCS1ZTAMg

— Cancer Society of NZ (@NZCancerSo) May 19, 2020

Australia (ASX) & New Zealand (NZX) Market Movers – 10th May – Stock in Focus: Summerset (SUM:NZ / SNZ:AX) #ASX #NZX https://t.co/2OSu0Nie8D pic.twitter.com/GQ1BqiAzrr

— Jason Dunn (@ijasonrdunn) May 9, 2018

Though there are plenty of rivals, the Buck family of the Te Mata estate produce the best New Zealand wine I have come across, says Bruce Andersonhttps://t.co/EvlO0PcP1c

— The Spectator (@spectator) May 19, 2020

🇳🇿 Hawke's Bay – #SauvignonBlanc 2018 – Te Mata Estate Winery
Un #vino rinfrescante e floreale. Dal colore #paglierino, al naso sprigiona sentori di #lime, #pompelmo, frutto della passione e #vaniglia. Al palato si esprimono note di nettarina bianca, uva spina e finocchio. pic.twitter.com/KiLK3pYR0k

— Italian Wine Academy (@itawineacademy) March 18, 2020

If you missed our programme this morning – catch up on interviews with @DavidClarkNZ @hendysh @thl_online CEO Grant Webster – here:https://t.co/1yNLQgWD19

— Q+A (@NZQandA) March 28, 2020

@thl_online is one of the first large companies in NZ to sign up to a new @FutureFitBiz Benchmark, assessing itself against 23 environmental goals.

Martin Rich is the co-founder of Future-Fit Business and was in NZ this week giving a series of talks.

🔗: https://t.co/D8AlY8cuHN pic.twitter.com/Szj3w2lpoQ

— NBR (@TheNBR) March 3, 2020

Ever wondered how businesses are using the #Benchmark? Check out our latest blog from @SustainableSas to hear about @thl_online's journey to future-fitness!https://t.co/nQKapFnYYW

— Future-Fit Business (@FutureFitBiz) October 18, 2019

"One of the virtues of business is its ability to change, to innovate and grow… The first step is to see and hear clearly what is happening in the social market."
Rob Campbell @SkyCityGroup @thl_online on the need for new kinds of business leadership https://t.co/fP7FHIceSO

— Sustainable Business (@nz_sbc) July 31, 2019

The motorhome face-off! Our signatories @thl_online and @thinkstepANZ have teamed up to do an electric versus diesel motorhome show-down around the North Island. https://t.co/WiYUIRz800

— ClimateLeadersCoalition (@leaders_climate) September 2, 2019

Day 19. Tis the season to fill up on some delicious treats from NZ (the home of Trimax). Simply like and RT #trimaxadvent for your chance to win! pic.twitter.com/NJljYtV6KN

— TrimaxMowingSystems (@TrimaxMowers) December 19, 2017

Last night @ the Tauranga Analytics Group (TAG) #Meetup
Over 50 #BI & #analytics locals in attendance! Big thanks to our fantastic speakers & hosts at @trustpower🙏 https://t.co/hOVK5N2itL pic.twitter.com/lFhxjLLphh

— Theta (@ThetaNet) February 13, 2020

.@trustpower shares fall 2% after earnings downgrade on lower prices, generationhttps://t.co/7Q83lYNnXL

— BusinessDesk_NZ (@businessdesk_nz) February 16, 2020

@trustpower Chief Executive Vince Hawksworth is set to take the top job at @MercuryNZ on March 30. A great appointment. pic.twitter.com/qxODnmvTTM

— BusNZ Energy Council (@BusNZEnergy) March 25, 2020

Amazing representation from great global Saas businesses from New Zealand at #SaaStockOceania including Vend, Joyous, AskNicely, Populate & Weirdly and shout-outs for Xero. pic.twitter.com/QNFzmKGCNh

— Paul X. McCarthy (@paulxmccarthy) December 6, 2018

I understand why Vista Group (NZ:VGL) shares are down-its cinema management software isn’t likely to be in demand, but they have fallen a long way. If the price bounces back to $1.50 in a few days we might have a ‘double bottom’ formation that suggests a big recovery is imminent pic.twitter.com/WNsNBU6SrI

— David McEwen (@McEwenReport) March 24, 2020

Vista Group pauses China purchase until impact of coronavirus becomes clearerhttps://t.co/M8fl6lAkJl

— BusinessDesk_NZ (@businessdesk_nz) February 27, 2020

Winning 9th place in the EY Ten Companies to Watch is Vista Group – a steady disruptor on a global scale with a sustained 22.6% growth, a widening global footprint, and a wider variety of recent integrations. Read more – https://t.co/uuJ7Npuddm #TINLaunch19 @EY_NewZealand pic.twitter.com/YPGXGhltb3

— TINetwork (@TIN100_NZ) October 31, 2019

Haven’t tried this for a while. New vintage @yealands PGR- fresh, vivacious, Pinot Gris& Riesling acidity balancing richness of Gewürztraminer @GreatWestnWine #newzealandwine #gewurztraminer #riesling #pinot Gris pic.twitter.com/l59lUAWsRo

— angela mount (@angelatalkswine) May 24, 2020

T-75 minutes until this beauty from @yealands is getting torn into to celebrate #SauvBlancDay and the fact that we’ve survived another week of #lockdown… I even see a little bit of blue sky on the horizon! Cheers all! pic.twitter.com/g1s0eEITYj

— Rex Vinorum (@timmilford) May 1, 2020

#Wine #Vino: Yealands Estate fined NZ$400,000 for breaching wine rules Major New Zealand producer Yealands Estate and its ex-owner have been fined after pleading guilty to previously breaking the rules on wine destined for the European Union. Yealands … https://t.co/INSUqiCc2q pic.twitter.com/PdTOUOvEgL

— #Wine Guru🍷 (@RealWineGuru) December 12, 2018

Suspicions of foul play within New Zealand’s fishing industry arise as leaked reports show that NZ's largest fish producer, Talley’s, donated tens of thousands of unpublicized dollars into the New Zealand First Foundation. Learn more: https://t.co/l2WAqr9bSb via @GreenpeaceNZ pic.twitter.com/DdIlecwFH4

— DSCC (@DeepSeaConserve) February 28, 2020

NZ Govt acts to protect Talley's ship accused of illegal bottom trawling. And acts to limit measures that would protect the high seas from Talley's bottom trawling. Talleys seems to have a lot of influence on this Govt. via @GreenpeaceNZ https://t.co/h88sgQ0zcL

— Russel Norman (@RusselNorman) February 19, 2020

"[Simon Bridges'] govt was very happy to compensate wealthy people." John Minto refers to South Canterbury Finance bailout in discussing compensation for those evicted over flawed meth contamination guidelines. He says the Housing NZ CEO should go. https://t.co/mMx2BigDRA

— Morning Report (@NZMorningReport) June 4, 2018

WATCH: Restaurant Brands' quarterly results beat market expectations, helped by the popularity of its fried chicken sandwiches at Popeyes https://t.co/rQblu9QOgC pic.twitter.com/ETyr1by3ib

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 17, 2020

Restaurant Brands International shed a fifth of its market value between August and December https://t.co/vqqmIw4N8P

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) February 13, 2020

Sales at all Popeyes restaurants jumped about 42% to $1.3 billion in the last three months of 2019 compared to the same period a year before, Restaurant Brands International reports. At Popeyes restaurants open at least 17 months, sales jumped 34%. https://t.co/FNxZfzna7P

— CNN (@CNN) February 11, 2020

Restaurant Brands surging in after-hours after Bill Ackman hikes stake in the company to 9.6%. $QSR pic.twitter.com/fUXr10m5JI

— CNBC's Fast Money (@CNBCFastMoney) May 4, 2020

Restaurant Brands International says the sandwich will first be tested in two Canadian cities in June, one in Ontario and one in Alberta, before the September roll-out. https://t.co/dnbyD6mL6g

— CityNews Toronto (@CityNews) May 1, 2020

Jose Cil, CEO of Restaurant Brands International: "You've acted quickly, swiftly, and with good measure. The CARES Act and the PPE had a tremendous impact on our businesses." pic.twitter.com/pyPbYQoFIS

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) May 18, 2020

Burger King parent RBI considers designing face masks as part of uniform – https://t.co/bUxrB1hATd #restaurants #restaurantbusiness #restaurantnews

— Barry Conley (@SMIBarry) May 19, 2020

Executives from McDonald’s Corp, Restaurant Brands International Inc,, Yum! Brands Inc, and other big fast food chains met with Trump and White House officials on Tuesday about a rescue package – AND ALSO TO LOBBY AGAINST PAID SICK LEAVE#FightFor15 https://t.co/kMv54HseTI

— Fight For 15 (@fightfor15) March 21, 2020

Restaurant Brands International’s Tim Hortons had a rough year https://t.co/5NAv2DJ71r

— National Post (@nationalpost) February 10, 2020

Our growing portfolio…Restaurant Brands NZ buys 70 California stores for US$73m, via @nzherald https://t.co/c6QqWNIlev

— Armando Requejo (@requejo1) December 26, 2019

Today in #AskHalftime: the desk answers your questions on Twilio, GE, Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Dunkin' Brands, and Restaurant Brands. pic.twitter.com/9KDNGOUKNw

— CNBC Halftime Report (@HalftimeReport) December 3, 2019

#CNBC #DonaldTrump Restaurant Brands CEO 'Optimistic' About Burger King Parent Company After Meeting With Trump https://t.co/VR0PBPgHzQ pic.twitter.com/YvRo9EvcEm

— dailytradingapp (@dailytradingapp) May 19, 2020

New Jersey Vol.8 (incl #coronavirus)

Happy Birthday @NJCybersecurity!!! Over the past five years, the NJCCIC has worked to make NJ more resilient to cyber attacks by promoting awareness of cyber threats and widespread adoption of best practices. Learn more: https://t.co/A4At4spBZk @GovMurphy @NJGov @Jared_Maples pic.twitter.com/npjlc18hcX

— NJ Homeland Security (@NJOHSP) May 20, 2020

A #MemorialDayWeekend message from NJOHSP Director @Jared_Maples. #MDW2020 #MemorialDay @GovMurphy @NJGov @NJCybersecurity @NewJerseyOAG @NJSP @FBINewark @ReadyNJ @NJDeptofHealth pic.twitter.com/P3uZnvQV83

— NJ Homeland Security (@NJOHSP) May 22, 2020

We’re so proud to share that 45 NJ schools have persevered despite the #COVID19 pandemic & qualified for the Girls Go CyberStart National Championship! Congratulations!

View a full list of schools here: https://t.co/1qMWXWXOFg #cybersecurity #cyber #security #tech #stem #learn pic.twitter.com/kKvxYiQbmP

— NJCCIC (@NJCybersecurity) May 11, 2020

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on the federal government doubting states' financial need: "It's about keeping those front line workers in their jobs, doing the heroic work they're doing, at our hour of need, in the biggest health care crisis in the history of our country" #CNNSOTU pic.twitter.com/BIqJtUsyBO

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) May 24, 2020

NEW: NJ has 1,065 new confirmed positive cases of #COVID19, pushing our total to 154,154. Of those cases:
➡️2,857 are in hospitals
➡️760 are in critical or intensive care
➡️639 are on ventilators

Sadly, we’ve lost 52 more New Jerseyans, pushing our total to 11,133 lives lost. pic.twitter.com/ajYzRAJgpP

— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) May 24, 2020

A heartbreaking milestone: We’ve now lost nearly 100,000 of our fellow Americans to coronavirus.

While there are no words we can offer equal to the magnitude of this loss, let us come together to honor their lives by ensuring no one else needlessly dies from this virus. pic.twitter.com/u3WZuSCqOO

— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) May 24, 2020

Eid Mubarak! To all who observed Ramadan – may you be rewarded for your fasting, your prayers, and your good deeds. pic.twitter.com/icOfMXk8EU

— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) May 23, 2020

#MDW REMINDER pic.twitter.com/z5YHOCoOZK

— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) May 23, 2020

LOOK:
☑️Number of patients reported in either critical or intensive care is now 846
☑️Ventilator use dropped to 674 – nearly half of what it was just two weeks ago
☑️151 new #COVID19 hospitalizations yesterday
☑️259 patients discharged yesterday pic.twitter.com/XnBXBoN2FQ

— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) May 22, 2020

LOOK: Our hospitals currently have 3,049 patients being treated for #COVID19.

Our Field Medical Stations reported 43 patients. pic.twitter.com/DleEhMrKkj

— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) May 22, 2020

LOOK: The trend rate of new cases at our long-term care facilities continues downward. With the additional help from @DeptVetAffairs, we have faith they'll continue to decline.

The numbers of lab-confirmed deaths associated w/ our LTC facilities is also decreasing from the peak. pic.twitter.com/ubnf91ETFf

— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) May 22, 2020

Are you ready to reopen your facility? Lawyers from @LindaburyLaw answer questions about what "reasonable" accommodations you'll have to make in our latest webinar. #coronavirus #reopening https://t.co/WC43RrqdvG

— NJBIA (@NJBIA) May 22, 2020

Interesting #consumerdata regarding sentiment toward eating at restaurants again from #FoodBusinessNews https://t.co/xzUOi0b7cM

— NJBIA (@NJBIA) May 22, 2020

Managing and leading with empathy in a #Covid19 world is an essential skill. Here are some considerations to keep in mind as you prepare to reopen via #INC https://t.co/SN2LpgOkJK #reopening #leadership #ideas #management

— NJBIA (@NJBIA) May 22, 2020

The COVID-19 public health crisis and the workplace disruptions it has caused have not derailed NJ's timetable for rolling out its own fully state-run health insurance exchange this fall. #healthcare #healthinsurance #nj
https://t.co/Moq7PWn0gU

— NJBIA (@NJBIA) May 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/NJBIA/status/1262866920736526349

New Jersey is making even more progress towards containing the spread of coronavirus. @NJGov recently launched a #PPE Supplier Registry to connect suppliers with organizations in need of essential safety items @NewJerseyEDA @bethnoveck @ReadyNJ @NJTreasury https://t.co/Si0CAZ3JKM

— Choose New Jersey (@ChooseNJ) May 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/ChooseNJ/status/1263573192175730694

We're proud that @RutgersU just received @US_FDA approval for the nation's FIRST at-home #COVID19 test! This new sampling method is safer, easier and will make a big impact for screening in the U.S. #NJInnovation https://t.co/LZ3qXsUlzx

— Choose New Jersey (@ChooseNJ) May 14, 2020

"It's a madhouse every minute of the day," says Al Santillo of @SantilloPizza.https://t.co/9lbejtZ2ta

— New Jersey Monthly Magazine (@NJMonthly) May 24, 2020

Or get it via contactless pick-up. ☕https://t.co/BWEHHWOmmh

— New Jersey Monthly Magazine (@NJMonthly) May 24, 2020

"We've had such a great reaction in the community."https://t.co/0J8YjWQ25m

— New Jersey Monthly Magazine (@NJMonthly) May 23, 2020

"I feel good that I had this crazy idea that I actually made happen."https://t.co/rNX6Z5XOHf

— New Jersey Monthly Magazine (@NJMonthly) May 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/NJMonthly/status/1263601745810395138

Today, we're saying "Thank You!" to Mike's Pasta & Sandwich Shoppe for giving back through their "Heros for Heroes" campaign. They are delivered meals to hospitals, local first responders, & more.

Click here to read their profile: https://t.co/4cMChtjSKA #MyHeroNJ #COVID19

— Best of NJ (@bestofnj) May 22, 2020

COVID-19 has impacted every business in some way or another. But how has it changed traditional broadcast media? Tune in as @SteveAdubato speaks with John Servidio about how NJTV is innovating during the crisis.

Click here for the full video: https://t.co/uLfLaruVVq

— Best of NJ (@bestofnj) May 20, 2020

https://twitter.com/NJBIZ/status/1263923586575724545

ICYMI: “My kids were like, ‘we have a 3-D printer, why can’t we help them too?’ " https://t.co/kdtLRD3yt4

— NJBIZ (@NJBIZ) May 22, 2020

.@NewJerseyEDA approves $50M in federal funds for COVID-19 #SmallBusiness relief | “The first app. took … 15, 20 mins to fill out. This will probably take a little longer bc it’s federal funds." https://t.co/RSzHs0DrXE #COVID19

— NJBIZ (@NJBIZ) May 22, 2020

.@CityofNewarkNJ Mayor @rasjbaraka outlines the first stage of the city’s #reopening | “Phase One is about us getting prepared to open. We’re advancing, but it also gives us room to retreat if the numbers go back up.” https://t.co/3OtIiV8c05 #NJGov

— NJBIZ (@NJBIZ) May 22, 2020

Murphy: Why reopening #casinos during pandemic could be tough | “It’s indoors. There’s no ventilation. It’s close proximity, and it’s largely sedentary.” https://t.co/aLHjjcY8Xg #AtlanticCity

— NJBIZ (@NJBIZ) May 22, 2020

As Stay-at-Home Order Continues, Some Are Calling for Checks on Governor’s Emergency Powers. @colleenodea reports. https://t.co/IpPZxWBn5O

— NJ Spotlight (@njspotlight) May 24, 2020

Contaminant May Have Leaked into Aquifer at Site of Planned LNG Terminal, Witness Says. Jon Hurdle reports. https://t.co/wMRrPtszTh

— NJ Spotlight (@njspotlight) May 24, 2020

As NJ Reopens, Ban Lifted on At-Home Energy-Efficiency Assessments. Read more from Tom Johnson. https://t.co/p1lNatipmT

— NJ Spotlight (@njspotlight) May 21, 2020

Why restaurants will be safe when they reopen https://t.co/8mANRqnExi

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 21, 2020

Should I wear a mask while jogging? One expert weighs in. https://t.co/PgmhOxg5Mf

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 20, 2020

Murphy’s repeated ‘knucklehead’ warnings has his party selling T-shirts for coronavirus relief https://t.co/5S94hiAaFA

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 20, 2020

As we rebuild, we must find a way to close the digital divide https://t.co/mrn8xBuNiP

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 19, 2020

Let’s not go backward. Let’s rebuild better as we recover. https://t.co/pwI1czJzbF

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 19, 2020

A coronavirus vaccine at warp speed? But is it safe? https://t.co/sLmNU3uOl2

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 17, 2020

The Coronavirus crisis: Power went to Phil Murphy’s head, but not his brain | Mulshine https://t.co/w7322wsYrx

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 24, 2020

Instead of layoffs, Rutgers’ unions suggest furloughs https://t.co/696b5PhxwE

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 22, 2020

Why can’t N.J. reopen its motor vehicle agencies like other states already have? https://t.co/lIDwHKgs6d

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 22, 2020

More stimulus questions? IRS updates guidance about bank accounts and debit cards. https://t.co/hhqZJ4FJud

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 21, 2020

Scuttle controversial N.J. ‘gig worker’ proposal | Letters https://t.co/bUyNSQCDDu

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 20, 2020

Dirty politics is eroding the Highlands Council’s efforts to keep our water clean https://t.co/XDUcOBG0h6

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 20, 2020

See the spread of the coronavirus in N.J. in these maps, chart (Wednesday, May 20) https://t.co/BWEDeNJp7C

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 20, 2020

N.J. could reopen outdoor dining, shopping inside nonessential stores within ‘a matter of weeks,’ Murphy says https://t.co/YnhYblSnBf

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 19, 2020

We won’t be safe unless we make jails, prisons and detention facilities safer: former prosecutor https://t.co/aIDSDDdMR7

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 19, 2020

NJ’s food banks are staggered by soaring demands. They need our help | Editorial https://t.co/irdsvbTeFz

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 18, 2020

Coronavirus was spreading in N.J. much earlier than first thought. Maybe as early as January. https://t.co/OHt3I27bAe

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 18, 2020

The virus has turned NJ prisons into death houses. The governor must act now | Editorial https://t.co/Y5VyTfZNDM

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 17, 2020

We can restart our economy without wagering human lives https://t.co/R9mybxNlys

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 16, 2020

These 24 great N.J. BBQ joints are open now for takeout https://t.co/pel14fMUIC

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 15, 2020

N.J.’s lone drive-in movie theater preparing to reopen next week — with some restrictions https://t.co/Qqt7ljyV6b

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 15, 2020

How risky should we be in our quest to reopen our economy quickly? https://t.co/UAIJoIJSS0

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 14, 2020

N.J. mall owner wants $25M tax holiday this year, huge tax cuts for years to come https://t.co/w40fHWLtR6

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 14, 2020

Atlantic City casinos crash to worst month ever during coronavirus shutdown. No reopening planned yet. https://t.co/6GuUSJKPxd

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 14, 2020

The verdict is in on New Jersey’s universal vote-by-mail experiment. It works. https://t.co/ddNpyk7NPj

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 13, 2020

Historic N.J. tavern could lose liquor license for serving patrons inside during coronavirus shutdown https://t.co/pBbwY7u6az

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 12, 2020

If Rutgers wants to salute its heroes, it should help them get a fair contract: AFL-CIO https://t.co/r0A8J8xZVL

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 12, 2020

Can N.J. restaurants open at 50% capacity? One group has a plan. https://t.co/GRuNElB2pJ

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 11, 2020

A look at how N.J.'s only public health hospital is handling this once-in-a-lifetime crisis https://t.co/qhxtzrxBGH

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 10, 2020

The time to revisit N.J.’s vaccine law is now https://t.co/X9c8rmY2pX

— The Star-Ledger (@starledger) May 10, 2020

‘Our government is failing small businesses.’ A bakery struggles to stay open, and then, some good news https://t.co/qQIibW6OxC pic.twitter.com/FjEI3Y96wm

— njdotcom (@njdotcom) May 22, 2020

The Oak and Main water tower features "City of Vineland – Where it's always growing season." https://t.co/fgDHkxOTvu

— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 17, 2020

Atlantic County is moving COVID-19 test site from Hamilton to Northfield, while a Blackwood facilities will extend its hours https://t.co/APsPvT50CE

— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 23, 2020

With military burial ceremonies prohibited to limit large gathering during the COVID-19 pandemic, lone buglers keep showing up to respect veterans. https://t.co/HHOAxF7cQQ

— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 22, 2020

The NJSIAA announced a Covid 19 Task Force and is confident sports will return in the fall. https://t.co/PHeGWs2olv

— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 22, 2020

Lawyer Brian Fritz uses his own money to feed hosppital workers and police during coronavirusrus pandemic in both South Jersey and Philadelphia https://t.co/1gPSfJMVGy

— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 19, 2020

Among the recipients: four Camden-based providers. The grants will enable the federally funded healthcare providers to test patients for the virus. https://t.co/U4SxWrUd7z

— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 12, 2020

Nonprofit seeks planning board approval to convert former convenience store https://t.co/sPXOFZ6P9d

— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 12, 2020

The food supply chain is strong, said officials at the Gloucester Marine Terminal. The trick amid a global pandemic is getting it to those who need it most. https://t.co/0yXJ3PV2to

— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 11, 2020

Restaurants can't seat you next to your mom, but that doesn't mean these South Jersey eateries aren't going all out on takeout meals-to-go for Mother's Day https://t.co/ELMP9oeTD2

— Courier-Post (@cpsj) May 4, 2020

The mayors believe their local economies will be permanently damaged if the social distancing restrictions put in place by Gov. Phil Murphy remain in place for much longer. https://t.co/dXFCuwx24K

— MyCentralJersey (@MyCentralJersey) May 22, 2020

When it comes to stuff, who had it right – Harry Potter or Marie Kondo? It turns out hanging onto clutter can mean treasure for someone else https://t.co/km54AP2k9A

— MyCentralJersey (@MyCentralJersey) May 22, 2020

The county is expanding asymptomatic testing for COVID-19 and opening a new testing facility. https://t.co/mB6Vac19fr

— MyCentralJersey (@MyCentralJersey) May 21, 2020

For the third year in a row, the Hunterdon County tax rate will remain at 31.5 cents per $100 of property assessment. https://t.co/hixWSnXFxY

— MyCentralJersey (@MyCentralJersey) May 21, 2020

Heads up for your commute: Some planned road work is expected to kick off next month. https://t.co/8Lh46FJGqS

— MyCentralJersey (@MyCentralJersey) May 21, 2020

Rutgers football: 3 things to know about new commit Desmond Igbinosun of Union https://t.co/kfUUhwzyFM via @chrisiseman

— MyCentralJersey (@MyCentralJersey) May 21, 2020

Bayside Cove, a new townhome rental community with 125 units, has been sold for $43.45 million. https://t.co/LeDOYYw5pK

— MyCentralJersey (@MyCentralJersey) May 20, 2020

The apartments will be ready for residents in 2021. https://t.co/o68sz1gSOU

— MyCentralJersey (@MyCentralJersey) May 20, 2020

New Zealand Vol.20 (corporations)

@TheWarehouseGrp
@Fonterra
@FlyAirNZ
@ANZ_NZ
@SparkNZ
@BNZ
@IHC_New_Zealand
@Datacom
@DownerNZ
@ASBBank
@fphcare
@nzpost
@WestpacNZ
@KiwiRail
@StJohnNZ
@BarfootThompson
@CraigsIP
@SalvationArmyNZ
@vodafoneNZ
@HarcourtsNZ
@KiwibankNZ
@iagnz

Great to host Natalie Davis, Managing Director, Woolworths New Zealand this afternoon. Thanks to our partners @RussellMcVeagh and Gilbert Jackson Group for their support #thenetworkeffect pic.twitter.com/rFroqmp9sz

— buscircle.com (@BusinessCircle_) June 20, 2019

Woolworths’ New Zealand supermarkets sales rise. https://t.co/jIiKiGiDvF pic.twitter.com/OLwxTbgc3o

— Inside Retail NZ (@InsideRetailNZ) May 3, 2016

https://twitter.com/saintclairwine/status/786059791068258304

The new Taipā Bridge will deliver better connections to New Zealand's beautiful northern coast https://t.co/xPmEcJ293v @nzta_news @fultonhogan @WspNz

— Aurecon (@Aurecon) March 20, 2020

With the #EBFOnboarder, the migration of a UEM system can be realized according to your individual ideas. We have already saved a lot of time & money for many customers – like the New Zealand based company @fultonhogan. Read the #casestudy now: https://t.co/kWqd3GbGYK pic.twitter.com/JoNwQTzs35

— EBF GmbH (@ebf_de) January 16, 2020

New Zealand construction giant @fultonhogan transformed their processes by building 30 custom apps on the Salesforce Platform. Here's their story: https://t.co/Tqwtu92M0B pic.twitter.com/aY5kb5uUlw

— Salesforce (@salesforce) October 18, 2019

#COVID19nz means #nzso can't play live but Alert Level 2 means musicians can play together & stream the performances! This week we've been rehearsing at Wellington's Michael Fowler Centre for @RymanHealthcare Presents Discovering Beethoven 24 May at 4pm. https://t.co/OFDQdGlAs3 pic.twitter.com/EzW8Clui7V

— NZSO (@NZSO) May 22, 2020

Compass Group NZ have developed an online ordering system – with an option to 'gift a coffee for an essential health worker” for Invercargill.

Read more: https://t.co/c0Bw3BNZ3O pic.twitter.com/fkegcagAMO

— Southern DHB (@southernDHB) April 7, 2020

Proud to see both Unichem and Life Pharmacy in the top 30 KPMG Customer Experience Excellence rankings, with Unichem at no 7 #customerfirst @kpmgnz pic.twitter.com/ZF1EMvb9NO

— Green Cross Health (@gxhnz) July 12, 2018

"To prove yourself to New Zealand is one thing, to prove yourself to the world is next, so this is where it all starts" – Peter Russell from Alliance Group – winners of the #NZFoodAwards @MPI_NZ New Zealand Food Safety Primary Products Award for its Te Mana Lamb. pic.twitter.com/rfOcp1He39

— New Zealand Food Awards (@NZFoodAwards) October 23, 2018

Exciting to see so much innovation at the @NZFoodAwards last night, including @pamu_nz who won the Novel Food or Beverage Award, Alliance Group who won the @MPI_NZ Food Safety Primary Products Award, and @Pics_PB who won the NZ Food Safety Culture Award: https://t.co/BTO03MlKQT pic.twitter.com/zs0EApbxYA

— NZTE (@NZTEnews) October 17, 2018

You're essentially on the money. KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell and Carl's Jr are owned by Restaurant Brands NZ, which is a corporate franchisee. McDonalds is 85% local franchises. Wendy's is owned by the Lendich family, who own/run all stores here as a corporate franchisee.

— tashmcgill (@tashmcgill) April 28, 2020

Our growing portfolio…Restaurant Brands NZ buys 70 California stores for US$73m, via @nzherald https://t.co/c6QqWNIlev

— Armando Requejo (@requejo1) December 26, 2019

Today is World Health Day.

🌍World Health Day 2019 is focused on Universal Health Coverage (UHC).

👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️UHC is about ensuring all people and communities have access to quality health services where and when they… https://t.co/17TzHREfLa

— OCS Limited (NZ) (@OCS_NZ) April 6, 2019

@fphcare was honoured to receive a Black Pin at the 21st annual @BestAwards hosted by The Designers Institute of NZ. Delighted to be recognised for our Care by Design culture & the economic impact of our products. Congrats all https://t.co/UUAmkb8IcD #BestAwards2019 #CarebyDesign pic.twitter.com/AxwrKuchee

— Fisher & Paykel Healthcare (@fphcare) October 9, 2019

These amazing devices from #NZ company @fphcare are helping our #US friends fight #COVID19 and keep patients off ventilators. @MFATNZ has funded 80 of these for @MOHFiji to boost health system preparedness #Vuvale #TogetherWeCan https://t.co/gBjgDW2vGx

— Jonathan Curr (@JCurrNZ) May 25, 2020

Fisher Paykel Healthcare Corporation Ltd FPH Financial and Strategic SWOT Analysis Review [Published by Global Data] Prices from USD $125: Fisher Paykel Healthcare Corporation Ltd FPH Financial and Strategic SWOT Analysis Review provides you an indepth… https://t.co/aBXPx5Zj4H

— DrugGenius (@BioPortfolio) September 25, 2019

A message from our CEO, David Walsh: “The first thing I’d like to do is apologise, the reality is we have some items that are taking longer than we’d normally expect, our teams are doing everything they can to get those parcels through in the next week" https://t.co/J4ee3vSLf0

— NZ Post (@nzpost) May 21, 2020

Congratulations Felicity on your Access Community Health & Rural Women NZ scholarship! https://t.co/Auk6Nnn4zb ^HD pic.twitter.com/FLbhLgiQto

— St John NZ (@StJohnNZ) August 8, 2016

Jan Adams, Bupa Care Services NZ reflects on how New Zealand is becoming a world-leader in #dementia care: https://t.co/6EMoMWUsFi

— Bupa (@Bupa) June 8, 2016

Fletcher Construction’s August drone shots – @NZ_ICC and Horizon Hotel site. Only 2 cranes remain, and a spectacular view of Sara Hughes' work on south facade. Under the north spine wall wrap, Peata Larkin's terracotta artwork is taking shape… 📷by Hailstone Aerial Films pic.twitter.com/cPD2NMxCcQ

— Warren and Mahoney (@warrenmahoney) August 21, 2019

#BREAKING SkyCity Entertainment Group has announced its $700 million-plus international convention centre will not open until the second half of next year, despite having bookings for thousands of delegates before that date https://t.co/B2dnXlYcDB

— nzherald (@nzherald) February 12, 2019

Broadspectrum team members from our National Contact Centre in New Zealand recently volunteered at 0800 Hungry, an organisation that locates and recovers unwanted food and grocery items and distributes them back to the community. #CommunityEngagement pic.twitter.com/U2DeiPBzcR

— Broadspectrum (@broadservices) July 4, 2019

It's all go at the Farmers Auckland CBD store Shave launch today with our brave and generous Shavees and their celebrity hairdressers!#shavenz #lbcnz pic.twitter.com/C1VEKQB7K4

— leukaemia.org.nz (@LBCNZ) March 15, 2019

Great piece by Mark Troughear from Freightways. Clears up some of the misconceptions around the sector at present.
https://t.co/uXrTImBrfl

— Mark Lister (@MarkListerNZ) May 23, 2020

The grand opening of Kmart New Zealand attracts many shoppers https://t.co/sK1hba6NeM pic.twitter.com/GJDbPXKF6v

— WhatsNew2Day (@whats_new_2day) November 26, 2019

NZ Accident Compensation Corp provides support during #COVID19nz. 2020-21 fin year invoices usually w/be sent in July but now w/be issued in Oct. Other invoices issued throughout the year w/be on hold for 3 months. For more info about ACC's response visit https://t.co/XlR2wqnB5z

— Alliott NZ (@alliottweet) May 21, 2020

Infratil has announced its 48% owned investee company CDC Data Centres is expanding into New Zealand with two new data centres planned for Auckland.https://t.co/jcrnN15bp6

— NBR (@TheNBR) May 21, 2020

.@WLGAirport in talks w/bankers to get funding flexibility; may seek equity support from shareholders Infratil & @WgtnCC – Infratil earnings below guidance on accounting treatments. Shares gain 7.2%https://t.co/6NnbarnJSA

— BusinessDesk_NZ (@businessdesk_nz) April 8, 2020

Hello, this Waste Management Inc. of the United States of America. We do not operate in New Zealand. You may want to contact your local collection company. You may contact Waste Management NZ Limited by calling 0800 10 10 10. Hope this is helpful. ^sbhttps://t.co/nEoz3asCO5

— Waste Management (@WasteManagement) April 15, 2020

A win in the Affco NZ Ltd Wairoa Cup (2100m) on Sunday has put mare #Jessiegee in contention for a couple of stakes races.https://t.co/msiJhxNuuV pic.twitter.com/OB4awCv49V

— NZ Racing News (@nzracingnews) February 25, 2019

Several funds managed by Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets have sold their stakes in New Zealand-listed senior care provider Oceania Healthcare for a total consideration of NZ$301.4 million ($196m ; €178m) https://t.co/6BHUnXhvNe

— Infra Investor (@IInews) January 30, 2020

First NZ Capital lifts rating on Oceania Healthcare to 'outperform' from 'neutral' after the aged care company announced an updated development pipeline and better embedded value growth.

Get it direct, no ads, no clickbait https://t.co/6NwzRHk15y

— BusinessDesk_NZ (@businessdesk_nz) July 27, 2018

WELLINGTON – New Zealand media giant NZME launched a symbolic NZ$1.00 (US$0.61) takeover bid for rival Stuff Limited on Monday in the latest effort to consolidate the country's news industry during the coronavirus-induced downturn. #BangkokPost #World https://t.co/t5SsAlI2Am

— Bangkok Post (@BangkokPostNews) May 11, 2020

Stuff Limited (Stuff) confirmed today it has bought 100% of internet service provider, Stuff Fibre (NZ Fibre Communications Limited). Learn more – https://t.co/SH4CjHWaIo pic.twitter.com/m8dRKP7821

— Broadband Compare (@CompareHello) May 24, 2018

https://twitter.com/NZBreakers/status/1190413315161219072

Congratulations to our project partners @TonkinTaylor and CH2M @BecaGroup for well-deserved Gold Awards at the 2019 ACENZ Awards. @BoffaMiskell worked with CH2M Beca on the Mangere Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrade; and with Tonkin+Taylor on Waterview Connection. pic.twitter.com/9NWxE8b68i

— Boffa Miskell (@BoffaMiskell) August 11, 2019

CH2M Beca & Timaru District Council win second award for Timaru District-wide wastewater strategy project > https://t.co/NPyzafcZPd #ACENZ

— Beca (@BecaGroup) September 14, 2016

Freshly topped in-store gourmet pizzas are flying off the shelves at participating Foodstuffs North Island New World, PAK’nSAVE and Four Square stores thanks to… https://t.co/q4MybTnQjn

— Supermarket News NZ (@NZSupermarket) May 20, 2020

New-look bull sales have started well this winter with higher-quality offerings, pleasing results and both vendors and intending buyers willing to adapt, PGG Wrightson national genetics manager Callum Stewart says. https://t.co/zjvuh02uo1 pic.twitter.com/MdEBMLn5vi

— Farmers Weekly NZ (@FarmersWeeklyNZ) May 21, 2020

New air freight flight information – there is now significant export capacity available on Shanghai and Houston flights. See flight availability here: https://t.co/Xfqr9AYmis @flyairnz @motnz @mfatnz @mpi_nz @mondialefreight @mainfreight

— NZTE (@NZTEnews) April 2, 2020

Pressure's mounting on Tegel Foods to ditch plans for a large scale chicken farm in Northland.

If approved, it would be the largest broiler farm in the country.

However, the food giant's facing tough opposition with allegations of poor animal welfare practices. pic.twitter.com/mdvSzpplfZ

— Andrew Macfarlane (@andrewmacfnz) August 8, 2018

Q Construction have completed another temperature-controlled distribution centre for Bidfood NZ in Hobsonville, Akl. 1540m2 coldstore, 440m2 chiller, 1600m2 dry store & 900m2 of ELAs. Q have built multiple facilities for Bidfood up and down NZ, from Whangarei to Queenstown pic.twitter.com/VMzsatnP1J

— Q GROUP Construction Maintenance Interiors (@qconstructionnz) November 20, 2019

Fletcher Building: Placemakers, construction division affected by job cuts https://t.co/0RXKN5KQkf

— Stuff.co.nz Business (@NZStuffBusiness) May 22, 2020

Heinz Wattie’s setting production records to meet consumer demand during COVID19 lockdown https://t.co/vc8pHJeZLB

— Katherine Rich (@KatherineRichNZ) April 11, 2020

#BREAKING: Bunnings has revealed it intends to close a number of its NZ stores https://t.co/aZKH88dH0A

— Newshub Breaking (@NewshubBreaking) May 12, 2020

Consumer ready chilled beef from ANZCO Foods looking good at retail in Beijing. @NZBeefLamb pic.twitter.com/O40oyg4F9Y

— Mike Petersen (@tepunamike) April 26, 2019

Spoke at launch of Oji Fibre Solutions in Akl (ex Carter Holt Harvey). Oji are a long term Japanese investor in NZ pic.twitter.com/nkdyJD77g9

— Steven Joyce (@stevenljoyce) November 20, 2015

New Jersey Vol.7 (incl #coronavirus)

How safe are dams in your community? https://t.co/DE0DIcFbER

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 21, 2020

Track coronavirus cases and testing in your county and statehttps://t.co/m2ZGn6B8bJ

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 14, 2020

Cities with the most six-figure jobshttps://t.co/DpDfgToT89

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 14, 2020

Q&A: Why is drinking water so important?https://t.co/6ZzkG4DeEU

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 17, 2020

Are masks less effective if you wear makeup?https://t.co/fe8AnlJMwI

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 17, 2020

Summer flounder season launches Friday in state waters, and that could be considered the unofficial start of summer for South Jersey fishers. https://t.co/EekLbvKrlC pic.twitter.com/wu9fCdObDF

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 19, 2020

The state Republican Party filed a lawsuit Thursday in state Superior Court in Cape May County seeking to overturn Gov. Phil Murphy’s executive orders shuttering nonessential businesses. https://t.co/PXKLDOMiXg pic.twitter.com/QhmndjLYYy

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 22, 2020

ATLANTIC CITY — Atlantic City's casinos saw their gross operating profits fall by more than 65% in the first quarter of this year, according to figures released Friday. https://t.co/ODLRfTw7C9

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 22, 2020

As pressure to reopen smaller businesses across New Jersey continues to grow, the state’s top two elected officials appear to be moving at different speeds when it comes to restarting South Jersey’s largest economic engine. https://t.co/xDDgyoCWjK pic.twitter.com/fltWfc1zc3

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 22, 2020

Health officials have shuttered a gym in Camden County that reopened this week in defiance of a state order that shut down nonessential businesses to help stem the spread of the novel coronavirus. https://t.co/8s0oneo6v1 pic.twitter.com/xZ1Tkf2RZi

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 22, 2020

Trump said if governors don't abide by his request to consider churches and other houses of worship as "essential," he will override them, though it's unclear what authority he has to do so. https://t.co/hJJ7lYHjmy

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 22, 2020

Where does New Jersey stand with its reopening plan? https://t.co/f3IYm7Mkqq

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 22, 2020

How to host the best virtual graduation partyhttps://t.co/j2Hma5OnQy

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 23, 2020

SJTA revenue down 66% due to COVID-19; toll hike plan still concerns public https://t.co/7TqqsGlKVz pic.twitter.com/qHba94Vg6k

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 21, 2020

There is no universal playbook for coronavirus testing in professional sports. https://t.co/YW6mNxtKHU pic.twitter.com/RkhCXIV2Na

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 20, 2020

Horse racing’s Triple Crown will look different this year from start to finish. https://t.co/JPpTN0uUPf pic.twitter.com/Vn5W4w94Y9

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 20, 2020

Rabbits are facing a deadly virus of their ownhttps://t.co/iPBhs5IVmP

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 20, 2020

Walmart sales soar amid panic shopping, hoardinghttps://t.co/DB7jyQAPif

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 20, 2020

On the road back to reopening the state amid the COVID-19 outbreak, nonessential retail businesses were given a green light of sorts Monday, being permitted to offer products through delivery or curbside pickup. https://t.co/tyAw1E84id pic.twitter.com/dF36w6oha2

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 19, 2020

Many sailors, families stuck at sea on small boats amid pandemichttps://t.co/weJCTy5eji

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 19, 2020

Almost 69,000 more people filed for unemployment benefits last week in New Jersey, and the state added a similar number to the rolls of those getting paid, according to data from the U.S. Department of Labor. https://t.co/Rxw3KVq64a

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 16, 2020

What do you miss in South Jersey amid the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown? https://t.co/37T4a1We1W

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 15, 2020

The most polluted cities in Americahttps://t.co/jFYlnei6y2

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 23, 2020

Crayola unveils 'Colors of the World' crayons representing world's skin toneshttps://t.co/KER5pheq1Y

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 23, 2020

Coronavirus diets: What's behind the urge to eat like little kids?https://t.co/oep4e63vOs

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 16, 2020

A state Senate panel on Tuesday advanced a pair of bills that would have the state Health Department set standards for Atlantic City’s nine casinos to meet before they can reopen. https://t.co/5N4Hqph90o pic.twitter.com/Y4B205hlv0

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 14, 2020

A look at the 10 costliest hurricanes to ever hit the UShttps://t.co/v5bFyxDQUu

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 14, 2020

What is Eid and how do Muslims celebrate it? 6 questions answeredhttps://t.co/B3H8cAxURK

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 23, 2020

Chemical-free ways to unclog your shower drainhttps://t.co/puPpa2D04M

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 22, 2020

An active 2020 hurricane season forecasted, what are the storm names? https://t.co/9wxKxdQess pic.twitter.com/HJ8vRzRUkl

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 20, 2020

The sun is experiencing a less active phase called 'solar minimum,' but it won't cause an ice agehttps://t.co/8YOq5uRTzA

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 20, 2020

U.S. cities with the worst drinking problemhttps://t.co/gCxh2jJgtC

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 18, 2020

Earth Talk: Do video games cause global warming?https://t.co/5xnN7JPO3v

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 17, 2020

Snow turns green in Antarctica; scientists say climate change will make it worsehttps://t.co/WGg248U0Ck

— Press of AC (@ThePressofAC) May 22, 2020

New Jersey First Lady Tammy Murphy visits Trenton Area Soup Kitchen. pic.twitter.com/IjRi7Km1IN

— laparker (@laparker6) April 30, 2020

State of New Jersey First Lady Tammy Snyder Murphy bags Trenton Area Soup Kitchen (TASK) meals Thursday with help from Paul Jensen, food services director at TASK. pic.twitter.com/pQTod4hYzj

— laparker (@laparker6) April 30, 2020

City of Trenton police responded to reports of numerous shots fired near 1500 block of Greenwood Ave. and South Logan Ave. Gunfire heard around 7:30 p.m. Portion of South Logan taped off. Approximately a dozen officers responded. Stay tuned. pic.twitter.com/YPqFkIb496

— laparker (@laparker6) May 2, 2020

Buckle up, Hamilton and Robbinsville. You'll be paying more for sewer rates @Trentonian https://t.co/vbLQeBn7Rw

— Isaac Avilucea (@IsaacAvilucea) May 15, 2020

Republicans call for DOJ investigation into Planned Parenthood over coronavirus relief loans https://t.co/YPJ8JSwMT8

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020

Outdoor gatherings of up to 25 people now OK in New Jersey, Murphy says https://t.co/eCDbOoVfzd

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020

Up to $50 million in new emergency loan funding available for NJ businesses https://t.co/6wq04vdzBV

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020

What one Jersey Shore pizza maker is going through to reopen his shop https://t.co/u0AMDzlFxt

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020

Bergen County mom makes homemade ear bands to protect front-line workers https://t.co/tAQjFfW9Wq

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020

Forecasters predict active hurricane season. Sheltering amid pandemic will complicate things https://t.co/EZ1ZJ0Eitt

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020

Union wants Murphy to temporarily shut NJ ceramic factory after workers fall ill from COVID-19 https://t.co/ffwdBSkg6J

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020

NJ farmworkers should wear masks, social distance during blueberry harvest amid COVID-19 https://t.co/6EfJlDVJNM

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020

Report: Another Amazon warehouse worker dies from COVID-19 bringing total to 8 https://t.co/FnPOvSU1YG

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 22, 2020

NJ workers who exhausted unemployment benefits can soon claim 13 extra weeks https://t.co/RJXKwMPOrB

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 21, 2020

CVS to open 11 drive-thru coronavirus testing sites in New Jersey https://t.co/pIeRBLkjPU

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 21, 2020

These 30 US cities may be on the verge of a coronavirus pandemic-driven housing crisis https://t.co/YgLCxg9GLj

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 21, 2020

Coronavirus 'does not spread easily' by touching surfaces or objects, CDC now says. But it still 'may be possible'. https://t.co/qHAUSJ6oqJ

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 21, 2020

Bruce Springsteen: Donald Trump's coronavirus outbreak leadership is 'weak,' 'cowardly' https://t.co/BPpNOVYzG0

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 20, 2020

Coronavirus in New Jersey: A timeline of events from first cases to mass casualties https://t.co/EEop9oQz17

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 20, 2020

Parsippany hair salon 'will open June 1' with or without permission https://t.co/Ghf8TkMSol

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 20, 2020

NJ has changed how it publicly reports some COVID-19 data. Here's what it means https://t.co/8l9AHNlSxB

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 20, 2020

Drive-in movie theater coming to Demarest Farms, following Murphy's order on car gatherings https://t.co/mR5prenzjh

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 18, 2020

Phil Murphy's COVID-19 dilemma: He needs Donald Trump as he serves Joe Biden https://t.co/2yZcQCc0Kf

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 18, 2020

Ramsey Farmers Market set to reopen with added social distancing rules https://t.co/sUWjB6U60y

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 17, 2020

As COVID-19 crisis wanes, Murphy says hospitals can resume elective surgeries later this month https://t.co/zRkMTmgVM5

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 15, 2020

NJ primary election will be held mostly by mail, Gov. Murphy says https://t.co/tp4IljvlRp

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 15, 2020

Gov. Murphy taking a gamble on everything staying 'all right' at the Jersey Shore | Kelly https://t.co/YusvG84cDb

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 15, 2020

Here are all the reasons why NJ labor commissioner says you don't have your unemployment check https://t.co/8vgPufAskY

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 15, 2020

Before reopening from coronavirus shutdown, flush out your water lines, utility warns https://t.co/FtqRzNvbtQ

— NorthJersey.com (@northjersey) May 15, 2020

NJ beaches: Your guide to rules, restrictions on Monmouth, Ocean County beaches https://t.co/ih2lbVtuFe via @AsburyParkPress

— Bill Canacci (@billcanacci) May 22, 2020

As of Friday, a total of 8,242 COVID-19 cases have been reported countywide and 679 patients have died from the disease. https://t.co/UKsRTgnP2x

— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 22, 2020

As the economy shifts, so will the way a personal loan fits into your plans. https://t.co/7OuNuHAm8R

— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 21, 2020

Step inside this $4.697 million dollar mansion in Spring Lake. https://t.co/teobrsd2Pd pic.twitter.com/X0cjDa2RNu

— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 20, 2020

The coronavirus has devastated many restaurants, but the Russo family has 50 years of experience to keep Vinnie's Pizzeria in Freehold Township going. https://t.co/omfO3nBuox

— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 20, 2020

The order applies to the state's roughly 18,000 licensed pharmacists. https://t.co/GnaSDeomao

— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 20, 2020

Here are the number of COVID-19 cases reported in each Ocean County municipality. https://t.co/S3d67I4cri

— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 19, 2020

Vacationers are having to weigh how safe it will be to visit their favorite Atlantic shore destinations this year. https://t.co/XTx1vxCn2v

— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 19, 2020

This $1.699 million Normandy Beach mansion overlooking the Barnegat Bay features four bedrooms and three baths. https://t.co/WfqfVYGTou pic.twitter.com/S6QTYyoCea

— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 18, 2020

Rental companies must maintain passenger and customer logs for contact tracing purposes. https://t.co/Rl7OB2d5De

— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 16, 2020

Ironbound, a 899-pound great white shark has reached the New Jersey coastline. https://t.co/ANaVUM4xWm

— Asbury Park Press (@AsburyParkPress) May 16, 2020

Pennsylvania Vol.10 (incl #coronavirus, nationwide)

Pa.’s iLottery ticket sales hit $1 billion mark as it approaches second anniversary https://t.co/aKkcR4a9ag

— The Patriot-News (@PatriotNews) May 18, 2020

Get the scoop: You can still order ice cream and frozen yogurt in central Pennsylvania https://t.co/HzauwuszDm

— The Patriot-News (@PatriotNews) May 19, 2020

‘COVID toes,’ other skin rashes are the latest possible rare coronavirus signs https://t.co/ZnfHjpXWSR

— The Patriot-News (@PatriotNews) May 17, 2020

Penn Wharton model predicts more than 5 million will get coronavirus, nearly 300,000 deaths by end of July, if states fully reopen: report https://t.co/dYmMrZNTOW

— PennLive.com (@PennLive) May 20, 2020

Which states have the most confirmed coronavirus cases (5/21/2020): Where does Pa. stand? https://t.co/lIXwza5K4P

— PennLive.com (@PennLive) May 21, 2020

Here’s what’s coming to Steel Works with Dollar General https://t.co/2g94ZZljDI

— PennLive.com (@PennLive) May 19, 2020

Pennsylvania jobless rate hits 15.1%, highest in more than 40 years https://t.co/lJqE0do45R

— PennLive.com (@PennLive) May 22, 2020

Fighting an invisible enemy: Pa. National Guard coordinates state’s largest medical military team to respond to coronavirus https://t.co/ewvOOC6mYd

— PennLive.com (@PennLive) May 22, 2020

Democratic lawmakers push Gov. Tom Wolf to allow all retail businesses in Pa. to offer curbside service https://t.co/HFzrBLXDgg

— PennLive.com (@PennLive) May 21, 2020

Masks, plexiglass, and more: What will Pa. casinos look like when they reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic? https://t.co/Zidp3KurBH

— PennLive.com (@PennLive) May 20, 2020

As New Jersey, Maryland beaches open for Memorial Day, Pa. residents shouldn’t go, governor says https://t.co/m6UFZhAxwo

— PennLive.com (@PennLive) May 20, 2020

Pa. Health Dept. ‘grossly negligent’ for not knowing about COVID-19 situation at skilled nursing home: legislator https://t.co/E1vihh19BZ

— PennLive.com (@PennLive) May 20, 2020

U.S. flag will be half-staff for coronavirus victims during next 3 days: Trump https://t.co/BOpN4ejPux

— PennLive.com (@PennLive) May 22, 2020

Stocks end lower on Wall Street as U.S.-China tensions lead to ‘a little bit of weakness’ https://t.co/HaO42NQyaC

— PennLive.com (@PennLive) May 21, 2020

Grim job market a reflection that this ‘recovery is going to take a while’ https://t.co/NK3kRZeqGP

— PennLive.com (@PennLive) May 21, 2020

CVS announces new drive thru COVID-19 testing sites https://t.co/xfbxMTnlAt

— PennLive.com (@PennLive) May 21, 2020

Some Wawas are letting customers pour their own coffee again https://t.co/QdwgU2dRe2

— PennLive.com (@PennLive) May 21, 2020

Grocery stores shouldn’t cut ‘hero pay’ for workers during coronavirus pandemic, union says https://t.co/YZNsXNxX5g

— PennLive.com (@PennLive) May 20, 2020

J&J to stop selling talc-based baby powder in US, Canada https://t.co/lfWLndDWYR

— PennLive.com (@PennLive) May 20, 2020

Mark Cuban said he is working to buy and revive the legendary Original Hot Dog Shop in Oakland, which closed in April after 60 years of business. https://t.co/kBeke3YbOp

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 21, 2020

Why seniors are grocery shopping twice a week https://t.co/AiXOb1FldX

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 19, 2020

The Center for Disease Control has updated its COVID-19 guidelines, now saying that the virus "does not spread easily" from contaminated surfaces or animals, and is rather “spreading very easily and sustainably between people.” https://t.co/gGKIJuOEfL

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 22, 2020

Allegheny County is the fourth most densely populated county in Pennsylvania.

However, the COVID-19 infection rate is ranked just 30th among Pennsylvania counties, with only one case per 747 residents, writes @brotheroneill

https://t.co/hBWDoVD89p

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 21, 2020

UPMC will test hydroxychloroquine — the same drug that President Trump is taking on a daily basis, despite insufficient evidence — to see how effective the drug is at fighting COVID-19. https://t.co/qfciPRlDS8

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 21, 2020

It’s feasible to build a high-speed hyperloop system to carry passengers from Pittsburgh to Columbus in about 20 minutes at a cost of $33 and to Chicago in about 56 minutes at a cost of $93, according to a new study. https://t.co/khG0a6iooZ

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 21, 2020

Talking can generate coronavirus droplets that linger up to 14 minutes https://t.co/tbwz0HY8Wh

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 15, 2020

Pictures are worth 1,000 words for Trout Photo Contest winners: https://t.co/3caefaIilV

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 21, 2020

Authorities locate body of boy who fell into Ohio River https://t.co/VPBbKXUP74

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 21, 2020

Pennsylvania officials released new data that revealed previously unknown large COVID-19 outbreaks in nursing homes. pic.twitter.com/ZDq7n3ZJdj

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 20, 2020

PennDOT partially reopens driver's license centers in "yellow phase" areas https://t.co/ACQtJ0SEbR

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 19, 2020

Pittsburgh City Council again extended the city’s COVID-19 emergency disaster declaration until May 26. https://t.co/YWdtAWEprJ

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 19, 2020

When government was choosing who did 'life-sustaining work,' did the label fit? Or sting? Or both? https://t.co/AKyRCeCpW2

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 18, 2020

Pitt-based study discovers a way to block transplanted organ rejection https://t.co/7tldtJICw7

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 18, 2020

Water main break causes outage in Blawnox https://t.co/4udJhCo2Jp

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 18, 2020

Pennsylvania has the second-highest gasoline tax in the country — at 22 cents higher than the national average, only California pays more.

Why is Pennsylvania's gas tax so high? Because we have a lot of roads. https://t.co/kT4LRDXwsk

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 17, 2020

The Pittsburgh-based bank — one of the 10 largest financial institutions in the country — has signaled that it’s looking to make a major acquisition but only at the right price. https://t.co/L4IyJs4EEa pic.twitter.com/LQvN2HGTeT

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 16, 2020

Pennsylvania's bear population has quadrupled since 1981 — and many of them have become routine visitors to Pittsburgh's suburbs. 🐻 https://t.co/AybGw8h7rM

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 16, 2020

Long-awaited federal approval granted for Alcosan wet weather plan https://t.co/0bX7gmGBIR

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 15, 2020

Pa.’s largest nurses’ union accuses hospitals of misinforming state officials about PPE https://t.co/Gp3VcWDUXa

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 15, 2020

Victoria's Secret to close 23% of its North American stores https://t.co/0v14BEooQf

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 21, 2020

Trump administration releases details of COVID-19 aid to farmers https://t.co/DCI5XbuIWr

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 20, 2020

FCC chair: 'Tremendous' demand for telehealth, remote learning options amid pandemic https://t.co/SH1cdyU4k5

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 19, 2020

$500B Treasury fund meant for virus relief has lent barely any money, oversight commission finds https://t.co/HjusYiAezW

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 19, 2020

Trump says he is taking hydroxychloroquine, dismissing safety concerns https://t.co/eRNAYc4eVN

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 18, 2020

Uber lays off 3,000 more staffers, shutters dozens of offices https://t.co/EknaFBGipT

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 18, 2020

U.S., European leaders weigh reopening risks without a vaccine https://t.co/skkvCslPM5

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 17, 2020

Distance guides everything now: lessons from utility workers on the new workplace https://t.co/5zScnm4rcj

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 17, 2020

As businesses start to open, workers weigh health risk versus paycheck — and potential loss of unemployment benefits https://t.co/ZtFr8LmUmi

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 17, 2020

U.S. restaurants and racing can resume, but new rules abound https://t.co/Aner1FxmP1

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 16, 2020

PNC sells Blackrock stake for $14.4 billion https://t.co/IGIhmyqf7J

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 15, 2020

Senate approves Uighur human rights bill https://t.co/C9KilzbmKY

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 15, 2020

Facebook starts planning for permanent remote workers https://t.co/Sh0LplpoFr

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 22, 2020

Ford was forced to halt production at two plants after employees test positive for COVID-19 https://t.co/jnQcZZEt9b

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 21, 2020

Pier 1 Imports to liquidate as soon as it can get its stores open https://t.co/E6qsPQwbEX

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 19, 2020

Manufacturing, construction and houses of worship can reopen in Massachusetts amid pandemic https://t.co/rLe0nxYX3x

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 19, 2020

If you're planning on traveling domestically for summer vacation, there's reason to be optimistic — unless your destination is enforcing mandatory 14-day quarantines.

If you're heading overseas, good luck (and check government-issued travel restrictions). https://t.co/5OvnQ0Mb3r

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 18, 2020

Brazil hospitals running out of intensive care beds for virus patients https://t.co/iD9AvMVHLa

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 17, 2020

France angered by suggestion that U.S. would get 1st access to vaccine by Sanofi https://t.co/p92zCYDWLZ

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 16, 2020

Merkel joins with Macron to propose shared EU debt to tackle virus https://t.co/f7ezQXVYXE

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 20, 2020

China moves to impose new Hong Kong security laws, tightening its control https://t.co/YNgQ5LfK4S

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) May 22, 2020

Early data suggests those antibodies were effective at preventing the coronavirus from replicating. https://t.co/N1YyBIZxTC

— PhillyVoice (@thephillyvoice) May 23, 2020

Amtrak plans to resume train service on key routes in Pennsylvania at the start of June, with limited bookings and safety precautions. https://t.co/Bw8viPMuFg

— PhillyVoice (@thephillyvoice) May 23, 2020

For $20 a pie, anyone can donate pizza through the Philadelphia brewery's website. https://t.co/grZSiFz9Uy

— PhillyVoice (@thephillyvoice) May 22, 2020

City officials tap brakes on expectations as Philadelphia continues gradual move toward yellow phase of reopening. https://t.co/PRFoLg1WNs

— PhillyVoice (@thephillyvoice) May 22, 2020

Wawa is beginning to reimplement self-service coffee and beverages at select locations across the regionhttps://t.co/0ExJa9Hpq8

— PhillyVoice (@thephillyvoice) May 22, 2020

Cocktails-to-go are now permitted to be sold across Pennsylvania due to the COVID-19 pandemichttps://t.co/W1NRUMZv8t

— PhillyVoice (@thephillyvoice) May 22, 2020

CVS will have 18 drive-thru COVID-19 testing locations across Southeastern Pennsylvania by Fridayhttps://t.co/OsPybcIbJN

— PhillyVoice (@thephillyvoice) May 22, 2020

Judge of elections admits accepting money from a political consultant to add votes to Democratic candidates over three-year period. https://t.co/WFO2yvJBPU

— PhillyVoice (@thephillyvoice) May 22, 2020

Beaches, pools and parks are reopening as states ease coronavirus restrictions. But are they safe? https://t.co/cE3VMlghuI

— PhillyVoice (@thephillyvoice) May 22, 2020

Text message scam claiming to be a COVID-19 contact tracing notification appears across New Jersey. https://t.co/3E8MkbTtt2

— PhillyVoice (@thephillyvoice) May 22, 2020

Norcross Foundation, The Cooper Foundation to distribute 175,000 reusable face masks in South Jersey https://t.co/JycQmvYENp

— PhillyVoice (@thephillyvoice) May 22, 2020

Philadelphia region to enter COVID-19 yellow phase on June 5, Gov. Wolf says https://t.co/FGdlSd2TpG

— PhillyVoice (@thephillyvoice) May 23, 2020

The DIY challah kit includes everything at-home bakers need. https://t.co/GpmrwXOPLR

— PhillyVoice (@thephillyvoice) May 22, 2020

Memorial Day 2020: Philly restaurants offering cookout favorites https://t.co/30lvHr1Y1M

— PhillyVoice (@thephillyvoice) May 22, 2020

Walmart to offer self-swab coronavirus tests at two South Jersey locations https://t.co/ZrExrBFoOB

— PhillyVoice (@thephillyvoice) May 22, 2020

There aren't many QBs I'd take in a 4th and 15 scenario over Carson Wentz, so if this passed, it'd be an advantage for the Eagles, IMO. https://t.co/gvNGTQk12o

— Jimmy Kempski (@JimmyKempski) May 22, 2020

Pennsylvania Vol.9 (incl #coronavirus, other countries)

When we wear a mask, we’re telling our neighbors we care about protecting their health.

It is critical that those of us who can wear masks do so when we leave our homes. If you're going to a Pennsylvania business, you must wear a mask to enter. #MaskUpPA pic.twitter.com/KvyG9pnRTw

— Governor Tom Wolf (@GovernorTomWolf) May 20, 2020

If you read nothing else today about Covid 19, read this thread. https://t.co/bEfgorngaE

— Brit Hume (@brithume) May 20, 2020

Pennsylvania business owners are standing up. pic.twitter.com/MKCJciBntn

— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) May 19, 2020

BREAKING: Pennsylvania’s Gov Wolf takes lead over Michigan’s Whitmer & California’s Newsom in tight race to be the Democrat most responsible for Trump’s re-election!

Gov. Wolf says COVID-19 vaccine is key for full return to shopping, schools & big events https://t.co/PQKxNDpEzf

— John Ziegler (@Zigmanfreud) May 21, 2020

Mourning In America—the ad that so enraged @realDonaldTrump—is now running on TV and digital media in the critical swing states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Iowa. pic.twitter.com/wqEdlU2K2m

— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) May 20, 2020

The truth about COVID deaths in Pennsylvania exposed in its own data—officials still supporting shutdown shd be shown the door. https://t.co/Kku9RUGj0g

— Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) May 20, 2020

Remembering jazz bagpiper Rufus Harley, born on this day in 1936 in North Carolina. Here’s a profile of Rufus produced by a television station in Philadelphia. pic.twitter.com/8rjLdV5ctM

— Dust-to-Digital (@dusttodigital) May 20, 2020

“I’ve always been able to provide for me and my daughter,” said the owner of a chain of child-care centers around Philadelphia. “Now I’ve just applied for food stamps for the first time in my life.” https://t.co/LlKd0GfTCr

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) May 20, 2020

NEW, from me and @alexismadrigal:

The CDC is conflating viral and antibody test results in its COVID-19 data, presenting an inaccurate picture of the pandemic and corrupting a key metric.

Pennsylvania, Georgia, Texas, and other states are doing the same. https://t.co/roiCi0zLnB

— Robinson Meyer (@yayitsrob) May 21, 2020

Area hospitals receive doses of investigational drug remdesivir for use on COVID-19 patients. https://t.co/B530qh7fzx

— Bucks County Courier Times (@CourierTimes) May 13, 2020

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf plans to veto bill that would have allowed real estate businesses to reopen for in-person sales and showings in Southeastern Pa., where they're still not allowed. https://t.co/bigSwekTNx

— Bucks County Courier Times (@CourierTimes) May 19, 2020

Many of the nation’s 630,000 postal employees are facing new risks during the COVID-19 outbreak, as they sort mail or make daily rounds to reach people in far-flung locales. https://t.co/DxJYnqHHAP

— Bucks County Courier Times (@CourierTimes) May 18, 2020

“I will never take another minute or another breath for granted until my last one,” said nurse who Debbie Bozman, who is recovering from COVID-19.https://t.co/MPlbWn3MRX

— Bucks County Courier Times (@CourierTimes) May 21, 2020

Under Pennsylvania law, deaths where there is a “known or suspected” contagious disease that creates a public health danger, such as COVID-19, must be reported in a timely manner to the county coroner’s office for investigation. https://t.co/wMPb9aUXYJ

— Bucks County Courier Times (@CourierTimes) May 18, 2020

The response to the coronavirus has amplified the political divide in the state and the nation. https://t.co/qERBKOlwZ3

— Bucks County Courier Times (@CourierTimes) May 17, 2020

From our partners @SpotlightPA: State nurses' union says the state "is being misinformed about the situation on the ground from hospitals." https://t.co/hGUZgcJxop

— Bucks County Courier Times (@CourierTimes) May 17, 2020

ICYMI: Here are the 12 new counties that will be moving to the "yellow" phase on May 22. https://t.co/hWsgzCX6PU

— Bucks County Courier Times (@CourierTimes) May 16, 2020

https://t.co/vMboe31r3p

— Bucks County Courier Times (@CourierTimes) May 15, 2020

In his first visit as president to the Lehigh Valley, Trump toured a medical supply distributor west of Allentown. https://t.co/LGGULqnLPJ

— Bucks County Courier Times (@CourierTimes) May 14, 2020

Some readers asked critically, "What makes you so special to violate stay-at-home orders by the governor?" Others were solidly in my camp. Another told me to slap on a mask and keep my opinions to myself. No can do. Phil Gianficaro's column. https://t.co/hXYld9UORX

— Bucks County Courier Times (@CourierTimes) May 13, 2020

Drug maker Gilead accidentally revealed identities of thousands of patients on HIV drug, lawsuit claims https://t.co/AN4UQ0YPsW

— The Philadelphia Inquirer (@PhillyInquirer) May 22, 2020

If you’re debating whether it’s safe to go to the beach this weekend, you have company. Scientists are also uncertain. https://t.co/wd189rdwn5

— The Philadelphia Inquirer (@PhillyInquirer) May 22, 2020

States must move quickly on virus tracking | Editorial https://t.co/sQOkMW1PSk

— The Philadelphia Inquirer (@PhillyInquirer) May 22, 2020

PPE vending machines could come to Philly as the region preps for reopening https://t.co/BIp31jFXCD

— The Philadelphia Inquirer (@PhillyInquirer) May 22, 2020

This is how Pennsylvania decides what’s in the red, yellow, and green phases.https://t.co/GLhypYEqF0

— The Philadelphia Inquirer (@PhillyInquirer) May 22, 2020

Pennsylvania's governor has announced that the Philly region will move to the "yellow" phase by June 5. Here's what that means.https://t.co/I3trC4hjUi

— The Philadelphia Inquirer (@PhillyInquirer) May 22, 2020

Sen. Pat Toomey, Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick to weigh in against Philadelphia supervised injection site https://t.co/2FKB0g5Uv8

— The Philadelphia Inquirer (@PhillyInquirer) May 22, 2020

Pennsylvania prisons to begin lifting lockdowns without universal testing https://t.co/vMmzjCCAKG

— The Philadelphia Inquirer (@PhillyInquirer) May 22, 2020

Pennsylvania, which has had multiple issues in accurately documenting COVID-19 cases, is blending results from two entirely different types of coronavirus tests. https://t.co/AUurt6CypL

— The Philadelphia Inquirer (@PhillyInquirer) May 22, 2020

Gov. Wolf could announce first Pa. counties moving into the green phase of coronavirus pandemic reopening; fall-off in calls to hot-line sparks fears child abuse is not being noticed https://t.co/cXaL7GH4iy

— The Philadelphia Inquirer (@PhillyInquirer) May 22, 2020

How to wear a mask at the beach (properly) https://t.co/8eF9SlP6tp

— The Philadelphia Inquirer (@PhillyInquirer) May 22, 2020

You think your rights are being denied? Here’s a little Oppression 101 | Helen Ubiñashttps://t.co/fOdjvJHsOS

— The Philadelphia Inquirer (@PhillyInquirer) May 22, 2020

More than 91,000 people in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control, have died from the coronavirus, and still we want sports to return… This might sound surprising. This is not surprising," writes columnist @MikeSielski. https://t.co/RefFZ6kDub

— The Philadelphia Inquirer (@PhillyInquirer) May 22, 2020

New Jersey's Salem County has few coronavirus cases, a fragile, small business-based economy, and dwindling patience with Gov. Murphy's statewide shutdown. https://t.co/AVFtjuohqV

— The Philadelphia Inquirer (@PhillyInquirer) May 22, 2020

There are a lot of reasons not to go to the Jersey Shore right now. But, if you decide to head down this weekend or at any time during the pandemic, here are some things you should know. https://t.co/tVnS7gW8eD

— The Philadelphia Inquirer (@PhillyInquirer) May 22, 2020

How to save summer at the Shore, from residents and shopkeepers | Morning Newsletter https://t.co/bjJFCBlyPe

— The Philadelphia Inquirer (@PhillyInquirer) May 22, 2020

York County grocery stores are among those struggling with a supply chain that has been hindered by facilities' mitigation efforts, forcing them to limit purchases and pull some products from the shelves. https://t.co/cHnn6Anbr1 via @YorkDispatch

— York Dispatch (@YorkDispatch) May 5, 2020

Click through for four charts showing the data on COVID-19 cases in York County https://t.co/cSZCWf33u5 via @YorkDispatch

— York Dispatch (@YorkDispatch) May 6, 2020

Here's what to expect when York County enters the yellow phase on Friday. @YorkDispatch https://t.co/yaJK65CN6g

— Logan Hullinger (@LoganHullYD) May 20, 2020

EDITORIAL: A victory for clean water (and beer) https://t.co/oygut6uzlB via @YorkDispatch

— NRDC Water (@NRDCWater) May 4, 2020

U.S. Rep. Lloyd Smucker, R-Lancaster, and U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey, of Pennsylvania, in a roundtable discussion laid into the Wolf administration's handling of the coronavirus crises https://t.co/dsWbBzg0LP via @YorkDispatch

— York Dispatch (@YorkDispatch) May 14, 2020

WellSpan brass take temporary pay cut amid pandemic https://t.co/jK5fiposEu via @YorkDispatch

— York Dispatch (@YorkDispatch) May 12, 2020

The move is a stunning reversal for one of the signature cases brought by special counsel Robert Mueller. https://t.co/8rvJAFchmc via @YorkDispatch

— York Dispatch (@YorkDispatch) May 7, 2020

The states are joining together after months of dealing separately with what Cuomo said was a “totally inefficient and ineffective” purchasing process that pitted all 50 states against each other, as well as the federal government. https://t.co/jbDzTVQqdZ via @YorkDispatch

— York Dispatch (@YorkDispatch) May 3, 2020

What York County tenants and landlords need to know: https://t.co/jXX2wi2Z4a @YorkDispatch @yorkcountypa @LegalMidpenn

— Liz Evans Scolforo (@LizScolforoYD) May 20, 2020

At the steps of the PA Capitol, demonstrators with #ReOpenPA are chanting “WHERE IS WOLF? WHERE IS WOLF?” Looks to be at least a couple thousand people gathered down the block. Speakers to start at noon. @GovernorTomWolf @YorkDispatch pic.twitter.com/S693Ob91Tr

— Lindsey O'Laughlin (@lmolaughlin) May 15, 2020

Citizens protest stay-at-home order at the home of @GovernorTomWolf @YorkDispatch pic.twitter.com/vBEthgUupX

— Dawn J. Sagert (@DispatchDawn) May 2, 2020

Keystone State Games, Pennsylvania Senior Games are latest coronavirus casualties https://t.co/BEEoRXrglI via @YorkDispatch

— YDSports (@YDSports) May 20, 2020

ICYMI: Gov. Tom Wolf indicates no-fan NASCAR race at Pocono is OK, if Monroe County hits yellow https://t.co/502C99en1Q via @YorkDispatch @LiveDirtUpdates @DirtonDirt @TheDirtNetwork @dirtfan69k @upinabluecloud @DirtTrackTweets @LiveRaceResults @LiveRaceResults @MrAddicted2Dirt

— YDSports (@YDSports) May 19, 2020

AP SOURCE: Major League Baseball owners approve plan to start season in July https://t.co/xhYuOIHzgx via @YorkDispatch

— YDSports (@YDSports) May 11, 2020

How does the Big Ten play football without open campuses? https://t.co/z68KrsjxoW via @YorkDispatch @psufootball8714 @UNRIVALED_PSU_ @107kUnrivaled @PSUunrivaled @PSUCLB05 @PSU_Strong @psu1_timmer @psufootball13 @psufootballu @psucmb @WeAreNews05

— YDSports (@YDSports) May 6, 2020

Trump muses about hosting G-7 summit in US after all https://t.co/5HYv7jUnm9

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Job cuts continue as financial aid lends support https://t.co/svQ4gs3s6g

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Direct flights to Greek tourist destinations to begin July 1 https://t.co/WbDplk64SN

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Uncertain future rattles Italy's famed restaurants https://t.co/7QAACTFeQg

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Deutsche Bank CEO: Remote work could help company cut costs https://t.co/wNDKwm9lJ0

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Virtual safaris keep wildlife in sight for absent tourists https://t.co/03ekDLyedX

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

AP PHOTOS: Business almost as usual amid Japan virus actions https://t.co/82QLlUEfLx

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

UN agency warns pandemic could kill 1 in 8 museums worldwide https://t.co/2r2ZiPNoPm

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Asia Today: Hong Kong increasing coronavirus testing https://t.co/dyw0mVV1fs

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020

Adopt a grandparent: Young help the old in Bolivian pandemic https://t.co/NG8F66qVOE

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 16, 2020

Coronavirus caution: Go out but 'let's not have a party' https://t.co/SEG41VBdVF

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 16, 2020

Italy seeks to boost tourism by opening borders June 3 https://t.co/5MgV8DqoKU

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 16, 2020

Virus lockdown gives Venice a shot at reimagining tourism https://t.co/NFIyEHcKv0

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 16, 2020

AP PHOTOS: UK pubs await call to open doors again https://t.co/Fo1Vq1GWjK

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 15, 2020

AP PHOTOS: Virus alters way Turks mourn and bury their dead https://t.co/3rHaSRLdZW

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 14, 2020

World Vol.27 (incl #coronavirus)

Jan 2020 #TwitterArchive

⚡How food is farmed will determine the spread of pandemics

From a virus's perspective, there's been a third revolution in the spread of disease in the last 50 years or so to match urbanization & globalizationhttps://t.co/czw7XZbU37 #FactoryFarming

— #CleanEnergy (@1o5CleanEnergy) May 1, 2020

Breaking: U.S. senators plan a bipartisan bill that would sanction Chinese party officials and entities who enforce the new national-security laws in Hong Kong https://t.co/vis5Bf3Z8M

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) May 21, 2020

47% of U.S. adults say they — or another adult in their home — have lost employment income since March 13, a new Census Bureau survey finds.https://t.co/rTlXD6zkfh

— NPR (@NPR) May 21, 2020

Now that our Country is “Transitioning back to Greatness”, I am considering rescheduling the G-7, on the same or similar date, in Washington, D.C., at the legendary Camp David. The other members are also beginning their COMEBACK. It would be a great sign to all – normalization!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 20, 2020

Why is it that China, for decades, and with a population much bigger than ours, is paying a tiny fraction of $’s to The World Health Organization, The United Nations and, worst of all, The World Trade Organization, where they are considered a so-called “developing country” and…

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 16, 2020

No surprise that Taiwan mounted one of the most successful efforts to contain COVID to date. Transparent, vibrant, and innovative democracies like Taiwan always respond faster and more effectively to pandemics than authoritarian regimes. #TweetforTaiwan

— Secretary Pompeo (@SecPompeo) May 18, 2020

https://twitter.com/Jkylebass/status/1263052602717212672

President Trump is NOT kidding around!@TrumpStudents https://t.co/zl2UJEdYB6

— Joshua Aminov (@realJoshAminov) May 15, 2020

US to sell Taiwan US$180 million worth of torpedoes https://t.co/QnCtPuJ3EW

— The Straits Times (@STcom) May 21, 2020

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company has agreed to build an advanced chip factory in the U.S. https://t.co/fdfliPRbXP

— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 15, 2020

Trump Delivers Blow To China With Announcement That Taiwan Chip Maker Building $12 Billion U.S. Plant https://t.co/qv4z6lSNTf

— True Pundit (@true_pundit) May 20, 2020

Promises made, promises kept.https://t.co/vwE0hESCjf

— David J Harris Jr (@DavidJHarrisJr) May 17, 2020

"China-linked hackers are targeting US coronavirus vaccine research, FBI warns" https://t.co/PsRFgjGW4w

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) May 14, 2020

Trump has moved to cut off Huawei from its global chip suppliers, including Taiwan’s TSMC. https://t.co/pJTSw1M6Mi

— Josh Rogin (@joshrogin) May 15, 2020

Flip flopping does no good. The WHO has made major mistakes and flat out misled the world. Until there is some accountability and Taiwan is recognized, this is a bad idea. Trump Hints He May Reverse Course And Restore WHO Funding https://t.co/IERt02NEks

— Adam Housley (@adamhousley) May 16, 2020

Taiwan says WHO has 'forgotten' neutrality by barring island https://t.co/tGj10hGGea pic.twitter.com/jeWiCfbe04

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 14, 2020

Bring it on! Donald Trump Jr. already tweeted, "U.S. should officially recognize Taiwan & who is with me". https://t.co/TLqCl7Pkoa

— Solomon Yue (@SolomonYue) May 12, 2020

Good morning to everyone except anti-Trump Leftists complaining about support for Taiwan because its "US led".

If you would support the continued oppression of a nation because Trump supports their freedom – you are no longer the good guy in this scenario. Glad Canada is backing https://t.co/HAMr6xCuXe

— Liberal, Not Lefty (@liberalnotlefty) May 9, 2020

https://twitter.com/CollinSLKoh/status/1261056935471640576

The major ways how China beating U.S. #Chinamustfall #China #Uighur #Uyghur #india #Taiwan #tibet #Kazakhstan #Uzbekistan #WuhanVirus #Trump #independenceforuyghur pic.twitter.com/drmeamVIWk

— UNN.TV (@UNNTV1) May 17, 2020

On #Gravitas with @palkisu:

+ EU backs demand for #COVID19 probe
+ Australia wants to back Taiwan's entry into WHO
+ Trump wants to 'strip China of sovereign immunity'
+ Impact of #COVID19 on global economy https://t.co/PI3sVH4K2R

— WION (@WIONews) May 1, 2020

Live from the virtual #WHA73. #COVID19 https://t.co/UGQ2wCfTUe

— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) May 18, 2020

The WHO continues to exclude #Taiwan from the World Health Assembly. This is outrageous. Taiwan deserves a seat at the table.

Over 200 of my colleagues & I sent a letter to @DrTedros urging him to include Taiwan in the 2020 WHA.

I patiently await his response. #TweetforTaiwan pic.twitter.com/nTYBDxDR2P

— Ron Wright (@RepRonWright) May 18, 2020

HHS: "The United States is deeply disappointed by the WHO decision to exclude Taiwan from the World Health Assembly. The US and Taiwan have more than 20 years of robust public health and biomedical research cooperation."

— Emel Akan (@mlakan) May 19, 2020

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo blasted the head of the WHO for bowing to Chinese pressure and not inviting Taiwan to its health assembly, saying the organization kept out "scientific expertise on pandemic disease."https://t.co/QlKT44Bm3U

— NPR (@NPR) May 18, 2020

New from @MOFA_Taiwan ➡️ #Taiwan is donating 10,000 N-95 masks to Colorado. I am grateful to our friends in Taiwan and the strong relationship with Colorado that allows us to work together to beat this pandemic. #TaiwanCanHelp

— Cory Gardner (@SenCoryGardner) May 20, 2020

“The analysis indicates that while Florida’s politicians debated beach closings and stay-at-home orders, residents took matters into their own hands. Cell phone data shows those in the worst-hit counties stayed home weeks before DeSantis’ order went out.” https://t.co/4tFJZCCbUe

— Joe Scarborough (@JoeNBC) May 15, 2020

I appreciate @CaptMarkKelly's service to our country, but the last thing we need in the U.S. Senate is someone who took the yuan and ran. He should fully account for his business ties with China. https://t.co/geWmu0A3iD

— Lindsey Graham (@LindseyGrahamSC) May 16, 2020

The state of Georgia made it look like its covid cases were going down ***by putting the dates out of order on its chart*** May 5 was followed by April 25, then back to May again, whatever made it look like a downslope. https://t.co/H8pSvY6rxn

— David Fahrenthold (@Fahrenthold) May 17, 2020

If you read one piece today: Trump has been a great president for China. For America amid coronavirus, not so much. https://t.co/nAiMnIsfkN

— Antony Blinken (@ABlinken) May 17, 2020

The interaction between Tilman Fertitta and President Donald Trump about #Rockets GM Daryl Morey

Fertitta: “You know, it’s funny you brought up about China. I should have realized it was gonna be a bad year for China when my general manager tweeted out “Freedom for Hong Kong.” pic.twitter.com/oywIGoDgsW

— Alykhan Bijani (@Rockets_Insider) May 18, 2020

Trump Takes ‘Historic’ Action To Move Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Out Of China, Back To U.S. https://t.co/ArR5Dv4U4U pic.twitter.com/kCcc0hDYXX

— The Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) May 19, 2020

Donald Trump has tweeted a copy of a letter threatening to permanently halt U.S. funding for the World Health Organization unless it takes steps to increase independence from China within 30 days. https://t.co/vnGPyuZyaA

— CBC News (@CBCNews) May 19, 2020

https://twitter.com/theworldindex/status/1260756077769043968

"I see China as the strategic opponent for Europe, that wants to expand its power and replace the United States as the leading force. We have to take the country seriously as a world power, show respect, but above all we have to be vigilant." https://t.co/YhXgbNJbuc

— Manfred Weber (@ManfredWeber) May 18, 2020

Whether it is that low or a bit higher, #covid19 clearly clusters a lot. Here is an example of what transmission of #sarscov2 actually looks like (from an investigation in Austria): pic.twitter.com/YOcFCVaDbw

— Kai Kupferschmidt (@kakape) May 19, 2020

Taiwan has always been a sovereign nation and bought their own defense supplies so why is China interfering? China does not order other nations around so why would it be allowed to order Taiwan around. France has supplied Taiwan before, why not now? https://t.co/BQW2rVrvTn

— Shirly (@dalj_k) May 14, 2020

White House Trade Advisor #PeterNavarro explains what the Trump administration is doing to put Americans back to work and how bipartisan effort is needed to hold China accountable. pic.twitter.com/VSYZr5xHgn

— Jeanine Pirro (@JudgeJeanine) May 17, 2020

India, Japan, Britain, Canada, New Zealand, Indonesia, Russia, and all 27 EU member states are backing Australia's push for a probe into the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/i0quPMfFOr

— SBS News (@SBSNews) May 17, 2020

"The reason we have this pandemic is because the Chinese communist government unleashed it on the world," said Hawley. "The victims of this disease in our country ought to be able to go to our courts & sue the Chinese government to hold them accountable." https://t.co/5rrTD4qZIP

— Senator Hawley Press Office (@SenHawleyPress) May 19, 2020

Sen. Hawley spoke with @EricShawnTV about his legislation to hold China accountable for silencing whistleblowers & withholding critical information about #coronavirus

China is responsible for the pandemic. Americans should be able to sue the Chinese Communist Party. pic.twitter.com/KULOc4RDrh

— Senator Hawley Press Office (@SenHawleyPress) May 19, 2020

Taiwan president hits back at China amid Covid-19 success https://t.co/y5VTTe66DL

— The Guardian (@guardian) May 20, 2020

Germany's Heiko Maas says authoritiarians are using coronavirus
Maas listed repressive measures taken against journalists in Russia, Venezuela, Iran, Turkey and China as examples of responses to the pandemic, all of which are designed to repress freedoms.https://t.co/UhjCYesRPZ

— Farideh Karimi (@KarimiFarideh) May 15, 2020

NEWS: Taiwan has been excluded from the WHA & the U.S. condemns this decision, considering Taiwan has mounted 1 of the world’s most successful efforts to contain the pandemic to date, despite its close proximity to the original outbreak in Wuhan, China. https://t.co/sCSeIcaT0c pic.twitter.com/Gzw2TvhbJM

— U.S. Asia Pacific Media Hub (@eAsiaMediaHub) May 19, 2020

Today the UK passed 60,000 #COVID19 deaths (FT). We're at 891 deaths per million pop. Compared with Germany 93, Denmark 92, Finland 51, Norway 42, Greece 15, S Korea 5, Japan 5, Australia/NZ 4, China 3, HK 0.5. https://t.co/yvxJNgEbLL pic.twitter.com/qYP5kUd4Iw

— Anthony Costello (@globalhlthtwit) May 13, 2020

White House adviser Peter Navarro came out swinging against Barack Obama, Joe Biden and China in a vigorous defense of the Trump administration’s handling of the coronavirus crisishttps://t.co/SsPZLx2U1I

— POLITICO (@politico) May 17, 2020

A top WHO official warned against expecting a coronavirus vaccine to provide a quick, complete end to the pandemic. "We have some perfectly effective vaccines on this planet that we have not used effectively," he said. "This virus may never go away."https://t.co/6QAfziEto6 pic.twitter.com/XkmVACDxXK

— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 13, 2020

One other metric for whether a country handled its Covid crisis well is how many regions suffer bad outbreaks.

Here’s Italy’s data at region level, sorted north to south.

Lombardy was hit hard, and two other northern regions saw excess deaths of 50%+, so that’s 3/19 regions pic.twitter.com/Q3iAJIvBCg

— John Burn-Murdoch (@jburnmurdoch) May 12, 2020

Britain is 'too dependent on China for vital imports including ingredients for painkillers, antibiotics and anti-viral drugs' https://t.co/3RmCiEhGBe

— Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) May 14, 2020

China brands Britain's handling of coronavirus as a 'mess' https://t.co/8VDIWEvLja

— Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) May 14, 2020

"…recent history at its finest." The Caravan by @Hegghammer reviewed @guardian https://t.co/JS6GYoJpjv

— Cambridge University Press – Academic (@CUPAcademic) May 18, 2020

Job loss resulting from coronavirus is a model for what artificial intelligence, self-driving commercial vehicles and robotics have in store for American workers the next 20 years. Universal basic income is the solution: https://t.co/LtmKRD7QsK #UBI

— CollectiveConsulting (@C2Strategy) May 8, 2020

BREAKING: Justice Department is dropping criminal case against ex-Trump adviser Michael Flynn, according to court filing obtained by AP. The prosecution has been a rallying cry for the president in attacking FBI Russia investigation. https://t.co/sllejeG2Gh

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 7, 2020

From 'coronavirus' hairstyles to dog grooming, salons reopen with caution in countries where lockdown measures are being eased. pic.twitter.com/VdfXh1AG7n

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) May 5, 2020

Wilfy, a young Westie dog, before his first haircut in quite a while. Valentina Bacchin reopened the Bottega di Zula pet grooming shop in Rome this week when Italy began stirring again after a two-month coronavirus shutdown. This is our photo of the day: https://t.co/WlEzDfWDap pic.twitter.com/nFRB7Bok9x

— The Christian Science Monitor (@csmonitor) May 7, 2020

Owners tie dogs to poles and walk away as coronavirus rumours swirl in India https://t.co/2okES4PkIf

— ABC News (@abcnews) May 13, 2020

Coronavirus causes dog and cat meat sales ‘to surge’ in Vietnam and Cambodia https://t.co/ZGzmws8B7i

— The Independent (@Independent) May 7, 2020

Dog who lost her owners to coronavirus finds a new home https://t.co/azSU6DbZFc pic.twitter.com/VvIrU5rCvH

— New York Post (@nypost) May 4, 2020

Every dog has its day. The coronavirus pandemic has given rise to canine adoptions in Moscow and volunteer walkers who help out elderly residents in the Russian capital. Full story: https://t.co/sK0Y0beW9c pic.twitter.com/2uNFKmIhF7

— AP Europe (@AP_Europe) May 4, 2020

Cats of Cyprus 'bored' during coronavirus lockdown #caturday pic.twitter.com/M8TszKAr7s

— Rappler (@rapplerdotcom) May 9, 2020

Lion King: Egyptian lion trainer Ashraf el-Helw has turned his living room into a stage to make big cat videos amid restrictions to limit the spread of the coronavirus. He posts videos on social media, but some have criticized his treatment of the lions. https://t.co/KZ9KEYhrX1

— AP Middle East (@APMiddleEast) May 1, 2020

a harmless ad of 3 guys cooking a chicken has recruited the whole of EDL under this post https://t.co/hLlgkIOoFx

— asma (@itnotasma) May 17, 2020

Such beauty. https://t.co/wNHZFTkjYX

— Philip Morris (@phil500) May 18, 2020

If you open your streets, they will come.
It really is as simple (and cheap) as that!

~Paris, Rue de Rivoli, May 2020 (by @Diego_cdc)pic.twitter.com/1iKwX280FR

— Cycling Professor (@fietsprofessor) May 18, 2020

Pennsylvania Vol.8 (incl #coronavirus, other states)

Philly-area religious leaders adapt to reach their faithful as pandemic drags on https://t.co/Piv7Q7PgTD

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

$22 million is cost of testing Pennsylvania's nursing home staffs and residents once for coronarvirus, study says https://t.co/wXwCU0t9hM

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Keeping personal information safe during a pandemic https://t.co/BNacc30HQk

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Here's how contact tracing works https://t.co/2DPFZenPhh

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020

ROTC cadet makes coronavirus face shields on 3D printer https://t.co/YO3r2xePVR

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 16, 2020

Companies navigate a world that is vastly changed https://t.co/UEWRa8BNvO

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 15, 2020

Morning Briefing: Hair salons defy state orders to open for business; National Guard called in to nursing homes; PIAA will let each county decide starts https://t.co/cBYjZFRJ1s

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Health professionals say Berks County should take slow approach when it comes to reopening https://t.co/TKaJPChl0J

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Wilson School District plans to fill nearly $10 million budget hole without raising property taxes https://t.co/5EmjfGMYOl

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Giveaway of 40,000 pounds of potatoes by Dieffenbach's Potato Chips draws hundreds https://t.co/23aRS8Yrm3

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Berks County launches $2.3 million coronavirus small-business loan program https://t.co/PIzPLc8p0H

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Berks County Community Foundation awards $2,500 grant to restore historic train station https://t.co/08DgjHulhL

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Survey looks at how pandemic is affecting older adults https://t.co/U4T1EqWwQo

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Aging parents and their finances — a delicate discussion https://t.co/2jDLaXY2j1

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Tower Health, Drexel University celebrate final beam atop Wyomissing medical school https://t.co/HqKDWULeft

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020

Pennsylvania opens property tax and rent rebate application process early https://t.co/oTlvVCn9lz

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020

Climate report expects warming conditions good for chickens, not so hot for dairy cows, a key industry in Berks County https://t.co/QfFF2Z2gZK

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020

Quest Diagnostic continues to increase coronavirus testing capabilities https://t.co/GyUiBTOewI

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020

Business, government operate under new rules, market rallies https://t.co/nGi3yfK4xW

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020

PennDOT rearranges Route 422 work schedule to accommodate nesting peregrine falcons https://t.co/WhAVrU9hv8

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020

Mini-garden in Mohnton features a variety of vegetables https://t.co/QYcGOxzBo1

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 18, 2020

Helping Harvest holds mobile market in Wernersville https://t.co/n83Nt59MJV

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 15, 2020

Reading Hospital, St. Joseph to receive antiviral drug for coronavirus patients https://t.co/bcN6BzWUQH

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 13, 2020

Astronauts arrive for NASA's 1st home launch in decade https://t.co/apC9zMDoh2

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Bill Clinton surprises high school graduates during pandemic https://t.co/duivAIf4LS

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Pence visits tourism-reliant Florida as Disney shops reopen https://t.co/JNzlQV8WsC

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Colorado: Keep virus measures in mind over holiday weekend https://t.co/8DpIF4tNPP

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Connecticut restaurants can begin outdoor dining service https://t.co/vvDlMt8emx

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Missouri Chamber seeks to protect business from virus suits https://t.co/9U0YMUeAsE

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Kentucky governor urges mask wearing as economy reopens https://t.co/JTkJvbz266

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Virus-sapped bus lines see road to ruin without federal help https://t.co/lRmfPonzyP

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Clemson plans in-person classes; SC to reopen attractions https://t.co/lCexIfB2bG

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

3 barbers ticketed for cutting hair at Michigan Capitol https://t.co/mdENuHu0Xy

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Virus surge blamed on carelessness nixes Wyoming car show https://t.co/sTDrrLR6zv

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Amazon, Walmart can sell groceries to food-stamp recipients https://t.co/HSj4dOL41I

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Judge: Ohio health director order closing gyms 'oppressive' https://t.co/e4TrVau32w

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Governor: Iowa movie theaters, zoos and museums to reopen https://t.co/tuNfSesOfN

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Pandemic knocks out large sections of Hawaii's economy https://t.co/xBvZK1VCiT

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Rhode Island communities unveil plans for beach openings https://t.co/PGDX1gdjqb

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 21, 2020

Baby goat stolen from Baltimore garden reunited with owners https://t.co/QNEhqpp4ZR

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Tourists, high-end shoppers slowly returning to Rodeo Drive https://t.co/GnS3DGaKi8

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

US says California order discriminates against churches https://t.co/e2RAOt6NeY

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Minnesota bars, restaurants, learn reopening rules Wednesday https://t.co/U0sRGhixmy

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Vegas casino employee virus testing plan to start Thursday https://t.co/rE6E9UmKFB

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

West Virginia unemployment hits 15% as virus hammers economy https://t.co/603ld3NweT

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Barbers to offer free haircuts to protest Michigan lockdown https://t.co/XnajUFArv4

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

New Hampshire task force approves rules for camps, sports https://t.co/GCndImGU9y

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

New York to allow small Memorial Day ceremonies https://t.co/63XR6vu4vN

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Virus threat creates unease in Michigan summer tourism haven https://t.co/16VFrfWFZY

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Not all stores, restaurants ready for partial reopening https://t.co/llEBzdKJ0q

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Town leader pulls proposal to humor coronavirus scofflaws https://t.co/Qem3xAMTD7

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 20, 2020

Sued Vermont gym reopens as outdoor fitness facility https://t.co/lCHJM0AgsV

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020

California's 2nd-largest county to seek faster reopening https://t.co/LNyQDfwaGY

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020

Bouncing back: Restaurants debut 'bumper tables' amid virus https://t.co/WvUxGfxg5p

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020

Texas continues swift reopening, including return of sports https://t.co/VHIM547ALJ

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020

California relaxes some criteria for reopening https://t.co/7IKOvZQBab

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 19, 2020

Florida's 2 biggest counties hesitantly start to reopen https://t.co/P9ahsuCLPg

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 18, 2020

New Jersey gym reopens in defiance of coronavirus measures https://t.co/Kzf7fiRH0U

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 18, 2020

Oil, tourism, seafood — all hit in Louisiana virus fight https://t.co/9IfAP1xYqm

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 17, 2020

A soft reopening: New York business starts creaking to life https://t.co/KY3WicRgsn

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 16, 2020

Patrons, many masked, return to reopened patios, barbershops https://t.co/aWgvZfwSB6

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 16, 2020

Tourists enter reopened Grand Canyon despite virus concerns https://t.co/Wv0lpj6XGj

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 16, 2020

Virus or not, if you open Jersey Shore beaches, they'll come https://t.co/FA83DxfhKd

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 16, 2020

Most of Virginia begins gradual reopening amid coronavirus https://t.co/LU8W2i5pOT

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 15, 2020

Eat-in restaurants return as Louisiana eases restrictions https://t.co/hv7QPRaOka

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 15, 2020

Court ruling opening Wisconsin brings concern, Trump praise https://t.co/S5uDinVnzx

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 15, 2020

April job losses fall hard on restaurants, retailers https://t.co/XiMkxTEdse

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 15, 2020

New Jersey beaches to be reopened, with restrictions https://t.co/RTawER3FlT

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 14, 2020

New refugees struggle to find footing during pandemic https://t.co/ALPI2YLq57

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 13, 2020

1,371 contact tracers ready assist health departments https://t.co/iua2ENagaD

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 13, 2020

Detroit-area residents lift spirits with costumed parades https://t.co/lOIWwpoF3f

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 13, 2020

California diners may be screened for virus before seated https://t.co/TGXVdzf9wI

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 13, 2020

Arizona casinos to reopen with new sanitation measures https://t.co/4xiVFh2qPV

— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) May 13, 2020

Delaware Vol.7 (incl #coronavirus)

National Geographic is another place to look for COVID-19 information in graphic form. Find their charts at ::https://t.co/aJozMdITFE

— Dover Post (@Doverpost) May 14, 2020

Following the CDC: More cases; CDC keeping tabs on race and ethnicity ::https://t.co/y1wyL5ZxSX

— Dover Post (@Doverpost) May 14, 2020

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— Dover Post (@Doverpost) May 19, 2020

Misty is missing: No ponies this year ::https://t.co/vnFU7bzXxq

— Dover Post (@Doverpost) May 18, 2020

Some life may be returning to restaurants, malls and gyms next month. Here's what you need to know about Phase 1 of reopening the economy: https://t.co/cSuy0NteKY

— Dover Post (@Doverpost) May 18, 2020

The last of the slave ships, a story of underwater archaeology ::https://t.co/z2ONKGScLo

— Dover Post (@Doverpost) May 15, 2020

CDC's new video. Don't spread this disease ::https://t.co/tsU9pM9rG0

— Dover Post (@Doverpost) May 9, 2020

Delaware poultry plants are testing workers, finding asymptomatic cases, and quarantining them. https://t.co/dqdoPOwZgP

— Technical.ly Delaware (@technicallyDE) May 20, 2020

This virtual summer program takes aim at education inequity and the ‘COVID slide’ https://t.co/dt4OXCDFUK pic.twitter.com/uEZ5vWNWIN

— Technical.ly Delaware (@technicallyDE) May 20, 2020

Fight the good fight: 3 tips for entrepreneurs seeking VC during a global crisis https://t.co/Dt2V085Kok pic.twitter.com/Gt8JguvSAo

— Technical.ly Delaware (@technicallyDE) May 20, 2020

Why this Claymont resident cofounded a finance blog by and for Gen Z https://t.co/gXDmsTWgUS pic.twitter.com/UE7bgsS6bF

— Technical.ly Delaware (@technicallyDE) May 19, 2020

How these tech pros learned to tell their ‘hometown innovation story’ https://t.co/AsfD2PBz9E pic.twitter.com/5dXQlmuCkd

— Technical.ly Delaware (@technicallyDE) May 19, 2020

Newark’s Patient Sortal won a global biotechnology award https://t.co/6mb35qjS0k pic.twitter.com/Fl4MPufhrW

— Technical.ly Delaware (@technicallyDE) May 15, 2020

Tech Impact is offering free software development classes for furloughed workers https://t.co/nepdsdEGdg pic.twitter.com/TFwh6VItO8

— Technical.ly Delaware (@technicallyDE) May 14, 2020

During a crisis like COVID-19, how an employer treats its employees now will reverberate long after the world emerges from a state of emergency. https://t.co/w0njcmoJyx

— Technical.ly Delaware (@technicallyDE) May 13, 2020

New local content alert: @ShortOrder has launched a new cooking show and podcast to help raise funds for @FoodBankofDE https://t.co/T1CK2VUPby #netde pic.twitter.com/pkpSw61boX

— Technical.ly Delaware (@technicallyDE) May 8, 2020

Ken in Bethany Beach emailed to ask about COVID-19 testing, so here’s the latest update. pic.twitter.com/JlVwXn2jrI

— Senator Chris Coons (@ChrisCoons) May 15, 2020

Here's an invention you may be interested in during these odd and trying times!
Once this all blows over, come into The Mill and check it out! Learn more about Hagley Museum here!https://t.co/4Dc74imJoO #liquor #hagleymuseum #patentmodels pic.twitter.com/Kc4qZqzt6l

— The Mill Space (@TheMillDE) April 19, 2020

"Don't quit now…"

Check out this video clip of Mark Cuban with the ladies from The View in an interview talking about his advice to small businesses amid the Coronavirus Crisis. https://t.co/SmWpxSx9TA pic.twitter.com/En5XOwUOfx

— The Mill Space (@TheMillDE) March 27, 2020

Grateful for our partnership with @dogfishbeer to produce hand sanitizer and support those on the front lines.

100% of the profits will go into the Restaurant Industry E.A.T. (Emergency Action Trust), which supports DE restaurant workers. https://t.co/pfNuQEfGEo

— Governor John Carney (@JohnCarneyDE) April 9, 2020

https://t.co/1uanfWgn61 A market analyst has described Dover Motorsports (NYSE: DVD) as a “perfect coronavirus stock” saying he believes the stock will rebound “because NASCAR is not going anywhere.”

— DelawareBizTimes (@DeBusinessTimes) April 30, 2020

https://t.co/FYH3pVSDht Delaware's roster of publicly-held companies headquartered here has increased in 2020 as @AshlandInc – a specialty chemicals company that acquired Hercules in 2008 – completed a relocation from Kentucky.

— DelawareBizTimes (@DeBusinessTimes) April 14, 2020

Delaware beaches and community swimming pools will be permitted to open next Friday (May 22) with restrictions.
Learn more : https://t.co/QPzYzQa8MU #delbiz #smallbiz #coronavirus #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/TWnjn8wH50

— Delaware Division of Small Business (@delbiz) May 14, 2020

Delaware is working with @NORCNews to hire 200 contact tracers to help contain #COVID19.
Here's more on the plan announced today: https://t.co/4MQjEk330v #delbiz #smallbiz #coronavirus #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/Ol1TZTgqb6

— Delaware Division of Small Business (@delbiz) May 12, 2020

John Nanni was diagnosed with polio when he was 10 months old. Now he is 67 years old and MOT Rotary Club president.

Spending his life learning about the virus that nearly took his life, he sees many similarities between the COVID-19 and polio outbreaks.https://t.co/nwCbZhBwa6

— MiddletownTranscript (@TranscriptMOT) May 5, 2020

First farmers market of the season opens https://t.co/RbCvdbsG27

— Cape Gazette (@CapeGazette) May 19, 2020

Coons seeks support for chicken farmers, plants https://t.co/mOUfrwqyVR

— Cape Gazette (@CapeGazette) May 11, 2020

Governor sgns another modification to State of Emergency https://t.co/RFsCJQLrgY

— Cape Gazette (@CapeGazette) May 11, 2020

In a world of contactless food delivery for the foreseeable future, the drive-thru window is an exciting part of GreenMan's new location off Route 24!https://t.co/9wQlXfdZOd #juicebar #lewesde #rehobothbeach pic.twitter.com/NdxbQ7hals

— Beach Paper (@BeachPaper) May 13, 2020

This photo of the Rehoboth Drawbridge from @DEPublicArchive is one of hundreds made in 1970 for the Project #Delaware initiative designed to create an aerial pictorial of the state’s prominent features, from north to south!https://t.co/vvEw5q1ey1 #throwbackthursday #tbt pic.twitter.com/uUBlEWZkVh

— Beach Paper (@BeachPaper) May 14, 2020

Republicans to Carney: “Enough is enough,” reopen this week https://t.co/nyuLRFlpWw

— Delaware State News (@TheStateNews) May 19, 2020

Trump still confident in virus test despite false negatives https://t.co/SJsrVKovo7

— Delaware State News (@TheStateNews) May 15, 2020

Europe relaxes virus restrictions but cases flare elsewhere https://t.co/PqtCI1j8SN

— Delaware State News (@TheStateNews) May 15, 2020

Essential business: Laundromats provide public health service https://t.co/m1rUBNJO2M

— Delaware State News (@TheStateNews) May 13, 2020

Powell warns of a possible sustained recession from pandemic https://t.co/UfV8QEqYQc

— Delaware State News (@TheStateNews) May 13, 2020

Speak Out: Delaware farmers’ markets https://t.co/9kDfI1EjNj

— Delaware State News (@TheStateNews) May 13, 2020

Local breweries rely on flow of loyal customers https://t.co/nbrJxjeYLF

— Delaware State News (@TheStateNews) May 12, 2020

Putin lifts Russia’s shutdown, but keeps many restrictions https://t.co/yoaKNd91Fz

— Delaware State News (@TheStateNews) May 11, 2020

Farmers’ markets can open Friday with limits https://t.co/6mqVjk6ZEU

— Delaware State News (@TheStateNews) May 11, 2020

UK’s Johnson lays out road map for easing lockdown https://t.co/m5LYro8og5

— Delaware State News (@TheStateNews) May 10, 2020

Order modifies requirements for shortened school year https://t.co/feFqUd1hEu

— Delaware State News (@TheStateNews) May 10, 2020

Plasma provides hope: Patient turns “something lousy and scary” into good https://t.co/8ucdgFhZdg

— Delaware State News (@TheStateNews) May 10, 2020

Carney also announced Tuesday that restaurants, bars, taprooms and craft breweries may apply to expand outdoor seating. https://t.co/3L5edulcnn

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 19, 2020

2020 might resemble 2008 but Philadelphia's Fed president says there's a key difference: The banking industry. https://t.co/29PojNILGh

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 18, 2020

How are Delaware students coping with COVID-19 pandemic? Their writing tells their stories https://t.co/jjVrfJ5SXW via @delawareonline

— mikefeeley (@mdfeeley) May 19, 2020

Three years ago inmates rioted at Delaware's largest prison. During the chaos, two lives made an unlikely connection. This is their story: https://t.co/ym0AQTOyNS. Note: This video contains images and video taken at the time of the February 2017 riot. Some may find it disturbing. pic.twitter.com/tNFWDQMDbR

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 20, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has turned the racing calendar upside down, depriving racing of its most important five-week stretch at a time when it needs it most. https://t.co/pyLlVyxXca

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 19, 2020

Winterthur is one of 10 gardens, ranging from botanical to country estate and municipal gardens, featured in the American Garden stamp series. https://t.co/5yXz6Ho714

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 19, 2020

A Delaware Online investigation has pieced together what happened in the deadly 2017 Vaughn prison riot. It’s the first time the public will see the inside the building and hear the threats and pleas made by those holding the building captive. https://t.co/G5vo1saYnG

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 19, 2020

Stocks bounced back Monday on optimism after drugmaker Moderna released promising early results for a coronavirus vaccine. https://t.co/9OlJ86TTEq

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 18, 2020

Like other states, Delaware has been draining unemployment funds. But unlike more than half of states, Delaware didn't enter the crisis prepared. https://t.co/K8oRSoDFAH

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 18, 2020

Delaware beaches reopened one week ahead of Memorial Day Weekend. The beaches are still subject to social distancing guidelines. 5/18/20 https://t.co/Of4WNal3Ip

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 18, 2020

One of the foreign policy problems that the Biden administration will have to deal with is the China issue: Do we contain China or engage it? https://t.co/wafzRw4PAY

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 16, 2020

The FDA says the trucks can be cleaned and begin transporting food again. https://t.co/UnFGmNYwrU

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 16, 2020

Delaware beaches and community pools will reopen at 5 p.m. May 22 under "strict" social distancing guidelines and other safety requirements. https://t.co/8pKvkUAq01

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 15, 2020

The 2017 Vaughn prison uprising remains one of the most dramatic and far-reaching stories in Delaware's modern-day history. Next week, Delaware Online will publish a series giving readers a look inside the event, with never-before-seen sights and sounds from the scene. pic.twitter.com/Lr9nrkL63K

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 15, 2020

The decrease in social distancing isn't just in states that have ended stay-at-home orders. It's also in states where restrictions remain. https://t.co/jYxU0XQ1eZ

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 15, 2020

More inmates have died and more tested positive for coronavirus. More staff have tested positive, too. https://t.co/NI9DgixVRC

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 15, 2020

If included in Phase One's re-opening plan, brewers are pushing for relaxed outdoor rules to allow social distancing under the sun. https://t.co/NOud1ckp9X

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 14, 2020

Lidl, the German grocery store chain, recently received approval to build a store on Route 40 in Bear, but it's unclear when the company will start construction. https://t.co/HHh52YAyPh

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 14, 2020

All of Delaware's resort towns will open their beaches to walking and exercise by Friday, May 15. Here's what you need to know. https://t.co/G09BqjCD54

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 14, 2020

The data revealed a 2.6% spike in supermarket prices last month led by higher costs for meat and eggs. https://t.co/3zn1pVexZG

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 14, 2020

“While all Broadway shows would love to resume performances as soon as possible, we need to ensure the health and well-being of everyone who comes to the theater." https://t.co/lDPbVlPvB7

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 14, 2020

The Federal Reserve is creating dollars from scratch at an unprecedented rate, one of many tools to rescue the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/KXpIHyYRbX

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 12, 2020

Michael Osterhom, an infectious disease researcher, warns up to 70 percent of people might become infected by COVID-19 unless a vaccine works. https://t.co/VsHJKrYq2L

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 12, 2020

Still waiting on your stimulus stash? You need to act soon. https://t.co/wgOO2XBIIk

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 12, 2020

Food safety advocates say Americans are now more at risk since inspections, citations and recalls have dropped. https://t.co/VjSowbs5WU

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 11, 2020

Farmers markets in Delaware will be allowed to open starting Friday if they follow safety guidelines issued by the Delaware Department of Agriculture https://t.co/r8VY5if6oD

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 11, 2020

The Delaware bar exam has been rescheduled to September because of the coronavirus pandemic, the state's highest court said Monday. https://t.co/OiGf84YgBo

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 11, 2020

The spikes in unemployment reverse what had been historic declines. https://t.co/6FJc8zCFhU

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 10, 2020

After almost two months of closures, some Delaware businesses greeted customers again on Friday. But amid excitement was confusion and unease. https://t.co/n6I29UNzjJ

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 9, 2020

“This is an opening door on a treatment that could be of great benefit.” https://t.co/y3g10vx2NL

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 8, 2020

Chancellor J. Travis Laster ruled that Delaware's property tax system violates fundamental laws that require residents to be taxed equally. https://t.co/MbANic2CdC

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 8, 2020

There's a coronavirus crisis hitting southern Delaware, but federal guidance says the meat processing plants partially blamed for the spread won't close. https://t.co/N4thyhZcy6

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 8, 2020

Manufacturers have cranked up production to try to catch up with skyrocketing demand for disinfectant cleaners. https://t.co/5kvEnDgMnR

— Delaware Online (@delawareonline) May 8, 2020

New Zealand Vol.19 (University of Otago, Victoria University of Wellington, Auckland University of Technology)

“To really go back to a totally normal life, we still need a vaccine,” infectious diseases physician and epidemiologist @otago #Wellington Dr Ayesha Verrall talks to @DrJohnTorres of @NBCNews about the New Zealand response to #COVID19 https://t.co/4qngiWRTZu

— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) May 19, 2020

Reassuring news for parents as children return to school. Prof Michael Baker from @otago #Wellington tells @nzherald kids under 10 are far less likely to get ill from #COVID19 – with their immune systems better at managing the infection. https://t.co/FWYzjD8n5A

— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) May 17, 2020

“The question is, how do we get the right balance between face-to-face and virtual means of continuing our relationships with patients and providing care that meets their needs?” general practice experts from @otago consider a ‘new normal’ post #COVID19. https://t.co/15ZI6WaFGS

— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) May 12, 2020

An absolute privilege to have had top level @WgtnPhoenixFC players on campus pre-lockdown for a state-of-the-art DXA body composition scan to assess body fat, muscle mass and bone density at our Centre for Translational Physiology @ctpUOW https://t.co/66xVazavEk

— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) May 8, 2020

A common definition of what #COVID19 ‘elimination’ means could be one of the prerequisites for allowing travel between Australia and New Zealand during the pandemic, Professor Michael Baker from @otago #Wellington tells @washingtonpost https://t.co/4cs9DHpYtN

— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) May 5, 2020

Prof Michael Baker from @otago #Wellington talks to @NewshubNZ about the need for more data on #COVID19 cases. "We should be able to see at a glance if there's a healthcare worker who may have been infected in a healthcare setting …" https://t.co/NNEQXu1BR4

— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) May 3, 2020

New Zealand’s lack of pandemic preparedness as #COVID19 struck highlights the need for a much greater emphasis on public health in future, Profs Nick Wilson and Michael Baker tell @NewsroomNZ in this in-depth analysis. https://t.co/6pIJvXpqib

— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) April 29, 2020

Elimination is not the same as eradication, Prof Michael Baker from @otago #Wellington tells @damiencave of @nytimesworld in this report on the approaches taken by neighbours NZ and Australia to manage the threat posed by #COVID19. https://t.co/vr1KziYvVu

— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) April 28, 2020

New Zealand on track for best case scenario with current government measures on #COVID19, Professor Nick Wilson from @otago #Wellington tells @NZMorningReport https://t.co/gBU5OnIZiq

— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) March 30, 2020

Public health law expert Louise Delany from @otago #Wellington talks to @ThePanelRNZ about the powers the NZ government has to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/uF5S8jzwC4

— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) March 26, 2020

New blog 'What we would like to see on the Ministry of Health’s website to better inform progress on COVID-19 elimination. By Gordon Purdie, Nick Wilson, Michael Baker @OtagoWellington See https://t.co/Vv5PLl1iaI pic.twitter.com/p8ThKEPemf

— Public Health UOW (@publichealthUOW) May 2, 2020

Otago's Associate Professor Ceridwen Fraser is one of three researchers from New Zealand to join Securing Antarctica’s Environmental Future, which is to be led by Australia’s Monash University. Read more: https://t.co/voO9ShyfJA

— University of Otago (@otago) May 19, 2020

What do Otago's academics think of the new budget from the Government? Otago's experts offer their thoughts on Budget 2020. Read more: https://t.co/gWJeGBu887

— University of Otago (@otago) May 15, 2020

The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the need to better support both patients and general practitioners through a big overhaul of health sector funding and IT systems, Otago University's Professor Robin Gauld says. Read more via .@odtnews : https://t.co/cs6GlxAk6x

— University of Otago (@otago) May 7, 2020

https://twitter.com/otago/status/1255965311569985537

As other parts of our lives have shut down during lockdown, food has become increasingly important as a focus in our daily routine. One of Otago's Human Nutrition experts offer lockdown advice for families. Read more: https://t.co/B8EuYe2SGV pic.twitter.com/MOVw7VtMPB

— University of Otago (@otago) April 29, 2020

Has New Zealand really done better than Australia in controlling coronavirus? Epidemiologist Tony Blakely weighs in via @ABCaustralia. Read more: https://t.co/MXz5SBwWEY

— University of Otago (@otago) April 28, 2020

💧 @otago geneticist @ProfGemmell is part of a national group led by ESR working to sample wastewater and look for presence of the coronavirus in New Zealand.

Read more: https://t.co/1W1OsmAQwr pic.twitter.com/XAEJt0dXXp

— Smart Water Magazine 💧 (@smartwatermag) April 28, 2020

There are a lot of COVID-19 related research projects underway. Help different departments understanding the consequences of COVID-19 and/or the lockdown if you can. https://t.co/rHq5tGdRDu

— Otago Medicine (@OtagoMedDept) May 1, 2020

Wash your hands regularly and stay safe everyone!

Get plenty of lather on your hands. Wash all over your hands, including the backs of your hands & up on your wrists. Wash for 20 seconds – enough time to sing 'Happy Birthday' twice. Dry your hands to avoid picking up new germs. pic.twitter.com/m8fDyszV2i

— Otago Medicine (@OtagoMedDept) March 24, 2020

The importance of dietary fiber for people w/ #diabetes (both #T1D & #T2D). A new @PLOSMedicine meta-analysis of 8300 individuals w/ ~9 yr follow-up, 42 trialshttps://t.co/POlanqQOai by @otago @OtagoMedDept's @ReynoldsAnaru @EDOR_NZ pic.twitter.com/BCeI7keYmX

— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) March 8, 2020

A pro bono clearing house was a key recommendation in our New Zealand Lawyers, Pro Bono and Access to Justice report released in March – https://t.co/fvKdRJCypQ We look forward to seeing more progress in this area!

— Legal Issues Centre (@OtagoLIC) May 14, 2020

Interesting to see how courts around the world are adapting to Covid-19, in the Global A2J Project's snapshot, which covers many aspects of A2J, the Rule of Law and Human Rights. https://t.co/sQIjoMRWaC pic.twitter.com/LIR5MB2MBh

— Legal Issues Centre (@OtagoLIC) May 3, 2020

Dean R Knight and Geoff McLay: Is New Zealand’s Covid-19 lockdown lawful? – an alternative view https://t.co/6KylfsMqY1

— UKCLA (@ukcla) May 11, 2020

"Is it actually safe to hold an election?… Of course, we just don't know that at the moment."
#LISTEN Electoral Law expert Andrew Geddis on the possibility Covid-19 may affect the general election.https://t.co/tkDC06ylw6

— Morning Report (@NZMorningReport) March 16, 2020

A relatively complex and delicate conversation on RNZ today re legal basis for lockdown in New Zealand — an issue which has raised eyebrows amongst some colleagues and which had its first test (a doomed challenge, for various reasons) in courts last week.https://t.co/ARt0DAezoF

— ᴅʀ ᴅᴇᴀɴ ᴋɴɪɢʜᴛ (@drdeanknight) April 29, 2020

The amazing Jacinta Ruru on bringing Tikanga Māori into legal education https://t.co/3Xe2FECtZU

— Carwyn Jones (@Ahikaroa) April 16, 2020

Prof Andrew Geddis: "The legal basis for the lockdown may not be as solid as we’ve been led to believe": https://t.co/njFrvIV93M

— Law at Otago (@OtagoLaw) April 27, 2020

Prof Andrew Geddis looks at how public power stands behind our COVID-19 response in a variety of different ways: https://t.co/7MzxT6QO88

— Law at Otago (@OtagoLaw) March 25, 2020

Otago's Prof Colin Gavaghan (@colingavaghan) has some cautionary words regarding the use of AI to help immigration officials decide whether to let people into the country: https://t.co/zo6E5ORr53

— Law at Otago (@OtagoLaw) March 16, 2020

#Antarctica, #sealevelrise and the work of #VicUniWgtn’s @naish_tim are the focus of the second film and podcast in a new documentary series that shows the passion, ingenuity and resilience of three leading #NewZealand #researchers https://t.co/QMIAa2xuyw pic.twitter.com/QI8g7M0Tz0

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 19, 2020

There is, says #VicUniWgtn's Simon Chapple, a strong case that the #NZGovernment's fiscal response to #COVID19 is at its maximum too weak and peters out too soon. "That case can be made based solely on numbers presented by the Government’s own officials" https://t.co/EnGmZhVnpy

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 18, 2020

Anyone looking for big transformative change will be underwhelmed by @grantrobertson1's #Budget2020, writes #VicUniWgtn Political Analyst in Residence @bryce_edwards https://t.co/ZLTxlV9I73

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 15, 2020

Can the #Budget2020 help avoid mass #unemployment? A little context helps in answering such questions, writes #VicUniWgtn’s Professor Jonathan Boston https://t.co/Xqe7gkFhwE

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 15, 2020

#VicUniWgtn's @CubaRaglanGuy explains what caused high levels of carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere before the burning of fossil fuels and the contribution of other human sources of carbon dioxide https://t.co/innpvoUBLh pic.twitter.com/yaFYyEoN7t

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 13, 2020

@VUP_Books publications won at @theockhams Book Awards last night, with Dead People I have Known, by Shayne Carter winning both General Non-fiction awards, and Craven, by @modernletters alumna Jane Arthur winning Best First Book of Poetry https://t.co/BQNuvm5VMa

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 13, 2020

#VicUniWgtn's and @moturesearch's Professor Arthur Grimes is one of the #WorldWellbeingPanel experts from 11 countries who have given their views on how to cope during the #COVID19 #pandemic https://t.co/SVROvG0ikz

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 11, 2020

As #NewZealand recovers from #COVID19, #tourism operators would be wise to consider how to benefit from better understanding the complex purchasing decisions of #families, write #VicUniWgtn's @tomorrowstouris and @AUTuni and @FedUniAustralia co-researchers https://t.co/5Hzk7ValwM

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 11, 2020

#VicUniWgtn law lecturer Māmari Stephens considers there is a real risk that #WINZ will face further legal action after allegedly mishandling #benefit applications after #redundancy https://t.co/WcacD8DCJO

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 11, 2020

Wellington-based Avalia Immunotherapies, headed by #VicUniWgtn alumna Dr Shivali Gulab, has received $100,000 in government funding for a #COVID19 vaccine project bringing together some of the country's top experts. https://t.co/ddEWwEC3HC

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 8, 2020

#COVID19 is reshaping how we see ourselves and the world around us, write #VicUniWgtn's @walkerbenjj @RebeccaBednarek @ToddBridgman and @urs_d https://t.co/Gne74gAcC1

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 7, 2020

After largely controlling the spread of #COVID19, #China is now seeking to kick-start its economy. #VicUniWgtn’s @JasonA_Young explores if we can rely on Chinese growth to help pull the #globaleconomy out of its economic doldrums https://t.co/dmoMxjQqXK

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 7, 2020

What happened in #Christchurch in the wake of 2011 can teach #NewZealand much about life following #lockdown, writes #VicUniWgtn's Esther Marshall https://t.co/tabvNTbVOJ

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 5, 2020

The first weekend at #COVID19 alert level 3 saw several breaches and arrests. #VicUniWgtn's Dr Dougal Sutherland talks to @ThePanelRNZ about the psychology behind why this has been happening https://t.co/Pi25nFpNaS

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 4, 2020

Starting from the future we need to avoid and working back to figure out how to avoid it could be the way to adapt to #climatechange impacts, research led by #VicUniWgtn's Dr Judy Lawrence and funded by @DeepSouth_NZ has shown https://t.co/qfTA5V1Kbr

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 4, 2020

With more #EthicalLeaders such as #NewZealand Prime Minister #JacindaArdern, we may start to see some of the change we need, writes #VicUniWgtn's Lola Toppin-Casserly https://t.co/FlTyOpdxPK

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 3, 2020

The #COVID19 crisis shows, in no uncertain terms, that #NewZealand's underlying systems are not fit for purpose when it comes to #healthinequities, writes #VicUniWgtn's @DrAMatheson https://t.co/a80Fdn0bt9

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) April 28, 2020

Publicity-seeking #billionaires like #DonaldTrump and #RichardBranson are less concerning than those that avoid the spotlight, writes #VicUniWgtn’s @AgarNicholas https://t.co/CCAA47ytLG

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) April 28, 2020

#VicUniWgtn's Professor Alan Brent talks to @ThePanelRNZ about what plummeting oil prices mean for New Zealanders https://t.co/VSju34gMr4

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) April 24, 2020

An anti-viral drug that looks promising for the treatment of #COVID19 was created and synthesised by Professor Peter Tyler from #VicUniWgtn’s Ferrier Research Institute https://t.co/C44I1RS6hs

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) April 23, 2020

The story of the #COVID19nz #NewZealandLockdown has the makings of a powerful unifying national myth such as #Gallipoli, writes #VicUniWgtn's @AgarNicholas ahead of #AnzacDay2020 https://t.co/17QSlVQee4

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) April 23, 2020

#VicUniWgtn's Professor Dave Frame and Professor Ilan Noy, and Dr Suzanne Rozier from @niwa_nz, argue that the costs of climate change are hitting us now and may have been previously underestimated https://t.co/B2Nu0i87UY

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) April 22, 2020

Many of the Government’s #COVID19 measures have widened the net of #criminal justice. When we move into a post-COVID world, we should be critical of lingering policies that may remain, writes #VicUniWgtn's Angus Lindsay. https://t.co/7kvHSzJQ0K

— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) April 22, 2020

Online voting is not the way to hold an election in a pandemic: "countries without experience of online voting should not contemplate rolling it out in response to the covid-19 crisis. The cure would be worse than the disease."#OnlineVoting #nzpol https://t.co/o7wXbxQJbv

— PolicyObservatoryAUT (@PolicyObsAUT) April 29, 2020

How will the September election be managed? The @ElectoralCommNZ has announced saftey measures for the covid-19 environment#nzpol https://t.co/jXI1ZPocs3

— PolicyObservatoryAUT (@PolicyObsAUT) May 13, 2020

Should the election be held online? No, says Dr Julienne Molineaux of @PolicyObsAUT @AUTuni #nzpol #OnlineVoting https://t.co/wHPFLUMMD3

— PolicyObservatoryAUT (@PolicyObsAUT) May 13, 2020

What's the point of a "wellbeing approach" in the #Covid_19 crisis?

Here's my take on #Budget2020 via Trumpish shenanigans at the OECD HQ in Paris, te mātauranga o @kwatene, & Dr Ashley Bloomfield's stanning for #wellbeing. https://t.co/MOfXoTqP9v

— David J. Hall (@dvdjhnhll) May 13, 2020

"In effect, the time and costs involved in undertaking any kind of historical research at Archives New Zealand will double." @vomalley on the slashing of public hours at @ArchivesNZ https://t.co/HGzLq6aMYn

— The Spinoff (@TheSpinoffTV) February 5, 2020

The app’s failure exists in a thriving network of failure and stupidity, one that extends far beyond the simple technical failure of a single app. @max_read writes https://t.co/HUv3QJ4Vg4

— Intelligencer (@intelligencer) February 4, 2020

https://twitter.com/AUTuni/status/1262583713960833025
https://twitter.com/AUTuni/status/1262133289793585152
https://twitter.com/AUTuni/status/1260778110166974466
https://twitter.com/AUTuni/status/1260020829959544837

As fears grow over vulnerability to the #coronavirus in parts of the Pacific, some governments stand accused of sheltering behind tough emergency or lockdown rules to silence criticism says #AUTuni’s David Robie.

Read more 👇https://t.co/qr4ot6XY4O pic.twitter.com/6hRDRxvjgk

— AUT University (@AUTuni) May 11, 2020

#AUTuni senior lecturer on #marketing and retailing, @sommerkapitan shares her opinion on what the post-lockdown retail climate will look like.

👉 https://t.co/zA8VRSQFgP pic.twitter.com/iBaWznpfZ5

— AUT University (@AUTuni) April 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/AUTuni/status/1250931858948288513

Can corporate diversity quotas (formal or informal) do more harm than good? Akshaya Kamalnath (@Akamalnath) from @AUTUniLaw explores the risks and realities. Read the article in The Conversation: https://t.co/Xi6IBS64eE pic.twitter.com/7HZKMej8HU

— AUT University (@AUTuni) March 3, 2020

What happens to electronics when they enter the waste stream? Dr Jeff Seadon discusses with The Detail's Emile Donovan.

NZ is the only OECD country without a national e-waste recycling programme. https://t.co/bJhRdoFmoA

^NI pic.twitter.com/zZgXRynaIF

— AUT University (@AUTuni) February 16, 2020

Maryland Vol.8 (incl #coronavirus)

Eastern Tech’s robotics team, Technical Difficulties, has not only acquired an impressive amount of of awards this season but are reaping the benefits of learning new skills they have gained by building and operating their own robot! @easterntechhs @bcpsone #localnews #robotics pic.twitter.com/wcPu8h0LAQ

— The Avenue News (@TheAvenueNews) January 13, 2020

Olszewski announces county is not ready for a "significant" reopening https://t.co/cPOKzCMJdy via @TheAvenueNews

— The Avenue News (@TheAvenueNews) May 15, 2020

ANNAPOLIS — Gov. Larry Hogan announced Wednesday evening that he is lifting the state's stay-at-home order and reopening some shuttered businesses, effective at 5 p.m. on Friday, May 15. https://t.co/cQPdc7j95Q

— Cecil Whig (@Cecil_whig) May 13, 2020

BALTIMORE — A portion of the more than $12 million granted by the U.S. Department of Justice to law enforcement agencies is coming to this area to aid in the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/leRbgFHrnB

— Cecil Whig (@Cecil_whig) May 12, 2020

ELKTON — Over a two-day period the Cecil County Health Department and the Department of Emergency Services helped with a project to test more than 300 people working in the agriculture industry. https://t.co/DvFKyxML0O

— Cecil Whig (@Cecil_whig) May 11, 2020

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is celebrating front line workers Saturday, encouraging residents to light their neighborhoods in blue in honor of those working jobs that put them most at risk of contracting the COVID-19 virus. https://t.co/OanYEemw1u

— Cecil Whig (@Cecil_whig) April 30, 2020

Small business owners in Harford County will get their first look at applications for coronavirus relief grants Monday. https://t.co/COG2Bt0kun

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 17, 2020

Not all counties are planning to reopen to the full extent allowed under phase one of Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s recovery plan. Here’s what is allowed in each Central Maryland jurisdiction: https://t.co/A2PxHQBkXB

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 15, 2020

"Security is important, particularly in these uncertain times. As a result, it is essential to educate yourself so that you are protected from becoming the next phishing victim," one reader writes. https://t.co/CbmoJarv3E

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 13, 2020

Tracking down people exposed to the coronavirus and quarantining them is seen as a vital step in controlling the spread of the disease, and now Johns Hopkins University has created a free online course to learn contact tracing. https://t.co/kxiigMzUV4

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 12, 2020

Coronavirus measures reduce traffic by half on I-95 in Maryland; NASA estimates pollution down along Northeast corridor https://t.co/SFjU7kmsZJ

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 12, 2020

Commentary: What should you do when you have a medical emergency during this pandemic? You should get help as you always would. https://t.co/oc1vhC4wDq

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 11, 2020

Maryland officials have launched a new online portal where those in need of protective gear such as masks and gloves can find local sellers during the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/PVyImC2nH1

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 6, 2020

Breaking down the price people paid for a homemade breakfast between 1937 and 2000. https://t.co/NtmxIGFQyD

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 5, 2020

Check out the most expensive homes to go up for sale the Central Maryland region in April. https://t.co/ix18Juco8m

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 18, 2020

Maryland will start cutting millions from the state budget this week to cope with increased expenses and less tax revenue due to the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/SmFJqagzML

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 17, 2020

The board of directors for the Harford County Farm Fair announced that the 2020 event would “regretfully” be canceled. https://t.co/iM4U3ZsYz5

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 16, 2020

Dr. Jason M. Birnbaum, medical director at University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Medical Center’s intensive care unit, said the coronavirus has profoundly changed the way the hospital does business. @UpperChesapeake https://t.co/OAjJl0eYkY

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 15, 2020

Some area retailers shuttered by the spread of the coronavirus pandemic are preparing to reopen under strictly controlled, less crowded conditions, as early as this weekend. https://t.co/jtPWcv3wKx

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 15, 2020

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo are teaming up again to renew their push for federal financial aid to struggling state governments. https://t.co/cP5tV7LGu3

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 14, 2020

Harford County Executive Barry Glassman said the county will open as much as allowable on Friday after Gov. Larry Hogan announced the easing of some coronavirus-related restrictions on Marylanders. https://t.co/N7IQso6ajY

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 14, 2020

UnitedHealthcare plans to begin offering Affordable Care Act policies in Maryland next year after rising costs led it to leave the state’s online marketplace in 2017. https://t.co/fm3YyaEYAK

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 13, 2020

“It’s soul crushing,” said Beth Bell, one of the hundreds of people who signed up to speak during a state Senate hearing on the extensive problems with Maryland’s unemployment insurance system on Tuesday. https://t.co/4zbxis8pIX

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 12, 2020

Declared one of the essential enterprises by Gov. Larry Hogan, the construction industry is still considered open for business in Maryland. Many want to build. But it's turning out to be complicated. https://t.co/9UmcOUXCaP

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 11, 2020

From filtering out pollutants and purifying the air to adding a touch of green and swapping out dirty rags, these are some ways to help you create a healthier home. https://t.co/XuIyAt86bT

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 11, 2020

As the race to create a vaccine to prevent more coronavirus infections continues, Johns Hopkins University researchers are testing if blood plasma from recovered COVID-19 patients can work in the meantime. https://t.co/xt0EqDkfWT

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 11, 2020

The Maryland Board of Public Works has approved a nearly $24,000 emergency grant that will allow the Harford County Public Library to expand Wi-Fi access beyond its 11 branches before summer begins. @hcplonline https://t.co/7SJBBEZMhi

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 8, 2020

School leaders said they now can offer teachers, parents and students guidance about what will return to normal when schools reopen — but also prepare them for ways schools may remain changed. https://t.co/wzXz1EBl22

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 8, 2020

Nearly one in five working Marylanders have filed for unemployment benefits since the beginning of March, when the coronavirus arrived in the state. https://t.co/lKLkiVYQSO

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 8, 2020

Citing a massive hit on the state’s economy from the coronavirus pandemic, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday vetoed several pieces of landmark legislation that require additional spending ― including a sweeping overhaul of public schools. https://t.co/T82qcx87T1

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 7, 2020

Harford County-owned playgrounds, fishing areas, boat launches and other outdoor recreational facilities that had been closed were reopened Thursday. https://t.co/tE9TAAUVbc

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 7, 2020

Maryland reported 1,045 new cases of the coronavirus Wednesday, ending a run of four consecutive days with fewer new confirmed cases than the previous day. https://t.co/UpMA7QGWNp

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 6, 2020

"I wish to thank the staff of the Harford County Health Department for the work they do each day for the greater good of our community," one reader writes. https://t.co/n4PaPd3mLG

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 6, 2020

More than 34,700 Maryland small businesses were approved for $3.2 billion in loans during the first week of a renewed round of the federal Paycheck Protection Program, the Small Business Administration said Monday. https://t.co/dTmLk25xM7

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 4, 2020

Check out this list of tips and resources to help with animal care during the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/S4cwKNUPhM

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 3, 2020

The Eastern Shore poultry industry continues to see an increase in coronavirus among its workers, pushing up infection rates in the region. https://t.co/7aAQFVkvDo

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 3, 2020

There could be “some pretty serious impacts” on operations such as public safety and other services because of the coronavirus’s “significant disruption” to local economies, said Teryn Zmuda, chief economist for the National Association of Counties. https://t.co/N9oiFi61Oq

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 2, 2020

A national restaurant chain and a car rental company have laid off thousands of Maryland workers in a recent wave of job losses due to shutdowns caused by the coronavirus pandemic and related government social distancing orders. https://t.co/phIWbRbQhy

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 2, 2020

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan won’t say who he is supporting in the 2020 presidential election. https://t.co/xgJIFL0nuZ

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 1, 2020

Because the U.S. Department of Agriculture reimburses schools for meals on a per-student basis, schools in Maryland are bracing for tens of millions of dollars in losses from their food programs, unless they receive additional funding. https://t.co/Qx48NYBIxY

— The Aegis (@HarfordAegis) May 1, 2020

The horseshoe crab is about to repeat an ancient pattern.https://t.co/uXsUGIiFSK

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 17, 2020

Caregivers will be able to accompany Marylanders with disabilities during hospital visits, under a directive state health officials issued this week. https://t.co/hc6sBRG0FW

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 16, 2020

Baltimore Gas & Electric Co. is proposing to freeze customers’ base rates for delivery for the next two years, then raise them by 8.3% in 2023 — what amounts to a $12.87 increase on the average customer’s monthly bill. https://t.co/czvlEzq9Nx

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 15, 2020

Open too fast and more people will get sick and die. Open too slow and more businesses will fail, and more people will lose their jobs permanently. https://t.co/ovPG86VylN

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 15, 2020

Consumers are finding it increasingly more difficult to find select products in stock on supermarket shelves due to bottlenecks in our supply chain that deliver food from the farm to the store. https://t.co/1KaTS8gjGc

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 9, 2020

Among successful local bills are the City Dock-inspired Resiliency Authority bill, a bill that will require inspections of Annapolis’ public housing and many of the bills proposing liquor board reform in the county. https://t.co/JHFz3K5dYz

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 8, 2020

Maryland’s state government stands to lose billions of dollars in tax collections due to the coronavirus pandemic, setting the state up for years of budget woes. https://t.co/mHoxbKfILT

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 15, 2020

“Doctors are called heroes these days and they might not feel like heroes, they might feel nervous and scared but feel pressure to continue with the image that society has created for them. Doctors are humans too.” https://t.co/PkTjtR7AcJ

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 15, 2020

Ocean City Mayor Rick Meehan said that starting Thursday night, hotels and short-term rentals will be allowed to lodge residents. https://t.co/Teu6v6CSsb

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 15, 2020

The Bowie City Council will discuss halting construction of the new ice arena off Church Road on May 18, weighing the financial impact of the project against the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic, Mayor Tim Adams said Wednesday.https://t.co/JsmD3OQfjk

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 14, 2020

Every day for 40 years she poured her sauce over homemade pasta at Maria’s Sicilian Ristorante & Cafe in Annapolis. From governors to athletes to movie stars, Priola served them all. Gov. Bob Ehrlich. Cal Ripkin Jr. Martin Sheen. https://t.co/K6IJsRnxDw

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 13, 2020

“Over spring break we were alerted to the fact that students might not come back and to prepare to teach online. I wasn’t so anxious, I saw it a little differently,” Clementine Fujimura said. “This is an opportunity to experiment.” https://t.co/aCRAjO83ms

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 12, 2020

Those who lead our nation, our state and our community, as well as those with the means to contribute, must find and fund the solutions. https://t.co/428lQmyLyX

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 11, 2020

You, our health care heroes, are answering the call every day to help patients and support their families, all the more challenging because no one knows when the ferocious hold of this pandemic will subside. https://t.co/Vgqrx3PqwR

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 11, 2020

Obsessing about meals and constant food prep dominates Zoom talks with friends during what seems like day 7,000 of our quarantines. https://t.co/HSaf13xV1j

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 10, 2020

“I think we’re learning a lot of flexibility which is really important in the Navy, being able to take what you got and make the best out of it.” https://t.co/AqiJZUsSNx

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 10, 2020

Health column: The true relationship between stroke and COVID-19 is not definitively known. We as a scientific and medical community need to continue to track this concerning trend so that we continue to provide the best care possible for patients. https://t.co/Tlg3NnnFj6

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 10, 2020

What’s the best margarita recipe? We bring you: the Corona Margarita. https://t.co/HAWh8KSKar

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 10, 2020

The “Big Eight” Maryland county executives want a voice in reopening Maryland, and they’ve said so directly to Gov. Larry Hogan. https://t.co/p3I0qX3QeJ

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 8, 2020

Federal authorities have launched an investigation into a politically connected company that the state of Maryland says failed to supply millions of dollars worth of masks and ventilators. https://t.co/Z0CvpaWilU

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 6, 2020

The Archdiocese of Baltimore's plan for reopening Catholic churches in phases will limit gatherings and abide by social distancing guidelines put in place during the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/Qp0aUCpoLy

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 6, 2020

By this time next week, drivers won’t ever have to worry about stopping at toll booths when crossing the Bay Bridge, the Maryland Transportation Authority announced Tuesday. https://t.co/JvFetyAjTd

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 5, 2020

Ocean City is planning to reopen its beach and boardwalk Saturday to take a “baby step” toward returning the town to a new normal during the coronavirus, according to a city council member. https://t.co/oO02qpujvh

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 5, 2020

The Baltimore Sun on Monday won the Pulitzer Prize for local reporting for coverage of a book-publishing scheme that resulted in the resignation of Mayor Catherine Pugh and helped lead to her federal conviction. https://t.co/xmJq9hgOCd

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 4, 2020

Health column: On this new journey, the health department’s Recovery Community Support Services wants you to know that you are not in this alone and support still exists. https://t.co/HQ33Xvbn0B

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 3, 2020

The county food bank and the Crisis Response Fund have received $50,000 from Crosby Marketing. https://t.co/XY7tOS6zyh

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) May 3, 2020

Shop for locally grown produce with our list of open, upcoming, and closed farmers markets across the city and county. https://t.co/XC0PmMsI4b

— Baltimore magazine (@Baltimoremag) May 15, 2020

We asked five beloved Baltimore chefs to design menus that reflect the way they like to eat at home. Get the recipes here: https://t.co/5HTISvcILO

— Baltimore magazine (@Baltimoremag) May 17, 2020

With some stay-home orders lifted for non-Baltimoreans, here’s what you need to know about taking advantage of the local great outdoors. https://t.co/saCUBE5Oc8

— Baltimore magazine (@Baltimoremag) May 16, 2020

Move full steam ahead with our tips and tricks for an at-home repast to remember. https://t.co/t4Yo8uORb2

— Baltimore magazine (@Baltimoremag) May 14, 2020

What if, as beloved historian Gilbert Sandler once asked, the city had added Catonsville, Rosedale, and Pikesville? What if it had annexed Towson in 1960 https://t.co/L4dEQf5JtM

— Baltimore magazine (@Baltimoremag) May 11, 2020

The decision to reopen Ocean City beaches comes amidst criticism that elected officials are easing restrictions while COVID-19 cases continue to climb. https://t.co/HZJk3pgHwa

— Baltimore magazine (@Baltimoremag) May 7, 2020

Earlier this week, author Toni Tipton-Martin was honored with a James Beard Award finalist nomination for her cookbook 'Jubilee: Recipes from Two Centuries of African American Cooking.' Here, we spoke with the author about the history behind the recipes. https://t.co/RA7ZmrqVJ6

— Baltimore magazine (@Baltimoremag) May 6, 2020

From full-fledged Mexican restaurants to trendy tequila bars, plenty of Charm City spots are featuring carryout specials to spice up your at-home celebration. https://t.co/xdtIJOqPAr

— Baltimore magazine (@Baltimoremag) May 5, 2020

‘The Baltimore Sun,’ which has recently suffered layoffs, furloughs, and paycuts, won the Pulitzer Prize for Local Reporting today. https://t.co/7KVWccmsr9

— Baltimore magazine (@Baltimoremag) May 4, 2020

The distillery is also operating as a hand sanitizer production facility, bottling almost 9,000 gallons each week. https://t.co/Y4SVEjUWS7

— Baltimore magazine (@Baltimoremag) May 3, 2020

Check out our newly updated guide for some of the local spots offering carryout and delivery. https://t.co/bX1E2GGX9V

— Baltimore magazine (@Baltimoremag) May 2, 2020

Canada Vol.29 (think tanks, universities)

What would it take for the international community to prepare for and respond well to pandemics? George Bothwell argues we should learn from the way we contain another deadly threat — nuclear weapons. @GB2512 #CdnPoli #CdnFP #COVID19 #WHO https://t.co/Xw22ID9a0P

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) May 13, 2020

"We choose not to tax ourselves high enough to create a first-class long-term residential and community care sector. We tolerate a hybrid public-private system despite the obvious moral hazard of extracting profits from society’s most vulnerable." #CdnPoli https://t.co/7YYEJkt3Dm

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) May 11, 2020

In 1982, Trudeau senior created the Macdonald Commission to analyze the Canadian political economy, ultimately paving the way for free trade with the US. We need another such commission, say @cdnfp and Richard Nimijean. @CAGlobalAffairs #CdnPoli #CdnFP https://t.co/pZ8QHWVEuL

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) May 7, 2020

The election has strengthened Boris Johnson’s hand, but it has done nothing to answer the question of how he intends to govern, say Sarah Nickson and Benoit Guerin. @ben_guerin @sarahjnickson @instituteforgov #UKPoli https://t.co/Lz7mpnAv1s

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) December 20, 2019

In this piece for @IRPP, @leahwest_nsl and I argue that the intelligence community has an important role to play in dealing with the pandemic, but a suporting one. The past also offers valuable lessons in building an effective whole-of-government approachhttps://t.co/jE12d8pXD2

— Thomas Juneau (@thomasjuneau) May 15, 2020

As #COVID19 lockdown measures continue to grip much of the country, a group of concerned Canadian thought leaders is urging the federal government to achieve a better balance in protecting both the health and prosperity of Canadians. #cdnpoli #cdnecon https://t.co/IWVgTpeInI

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) May 14, 2020

"The Chinese Communist Party has revealed its true character; it has laid bare its ambitions and dispelled once and for all the myth that it is willing to act as a good-faith partner for [Canada.]" @cburton001 @Brett__Byers #cdnpoli #cdnfp #COVID19 https://t.co/WtSrPEqmvT

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) May 15, 2020

"By reducing #Taiwan to non-state status, Mr. Champagne needlessly echoed the official position of Beijing under its 'one China' principle – one that Ottawa has never accepted, let alone embraced." @JMichaelCole1 #cdnpoli #cdnfp https://t.co/Lc6xIli2rm

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) May 15, 2020

"The US is stronger when it works closely with its USMCA partners," write @sandsathopkins & @AztecDuncan. "US prosperity and national security are both enhanced when collaboration with Mexico and Canada are an integral part of the decision-making process." https://t.co/J7hLZZqkkr

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) May 14, 2020

Every year, we name the person or institution that has had the greatest impact—for good or ill— on public policy as Canada’s Policy-Maker of the Year.

To our regret, MLI's Policy-Maker of the Year is Xi Jinping. #cdnpoli #cdnfp

Read more here: https://t.co/F21LKzslu4

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) December 12, 2019

From @MLInstitute on Canada and #Huawei/#5G https://t.co/tRsepKCtuy #cybersecurity #5G #FiveEyes #CCP #PRC #telecoms #CSIS @NCSCgov @NCSC @ASDGovAu @cybercentre_ca @DeptofDefense @ewong @usembassyottawa @CanEmbUSA @NATO @CanadaNATO @CanadianForces

— Mark Collins (@Mark3Ds) May 15, 2020

NOW | #Viewpoints w/@ToddCTV:
-How long will job losses last? @VViet93
-What's the mental toll of lockdown? @DavidDeSteno
-Global backlash builds against China: Brian Lee Crowley (@MLInstitute)
-Comic superheroes fight the pandemic: @GeorgeGustines
LISTEN: https://t.co/vOAkVVhYpP

— CJAD 800 Montreal (@CJAD800) May 16, 2020

On a panel for @MLInstitute, NBR sr fellow @RollandNadege describes how #China is using the #COVID19 #pandemic to shape the world order according to its ambitions.

WATCH 👇: https://t.co/LGnhGjsDKZ

— The National Bureau of Asian Research (@NBRnews) May 15, 2020

Is oil really dead?https://t.co/yJuAo47pW2

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) May 8, 2020

Why do large deficits and more debt matter? #cdnpoli https://t.co/sjQJ418av5

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) May 1, 2020

Some major sectors including hospitality and tourism may comprise a permanently smaller portion of our post-COVID economy.https://t.co/SszpY4ZZL8

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) April 24, 2020

Why doesn't city hall make it easier for builders to build homes?https://t.co/Ku2Ky9gdXm

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) April 24, 2020

Massive government spending in the wake of the pandemic could actually hinder the economic recovery. #cdnpoli https://t.co/Yqw2rEjlGR

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) April 22, 2020

Where's Ottawa's aid package for the energy industry? #cdnpoli https://t.co/mL8rCI5RDI

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) April 9, 2020

Why are Canada's grocery stores struggling to meet consumer demand during the COVID crisis?https://t.co/J8bC87bG7G

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) April 3, 2020

The #WTO faces a dilemma: a crisis of credibility compounded by technological change, populism & the economic disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Our new essay series opens the door to discussing the future of the organization — a modernized WTO: https://t.co/JfVZW4V8aB pic.twitter.com/B6kzvZcXtC

— CIGI (@CIGIonline) April 20, 2020

In my new piece on #COVID_19 #ContactTracingApps for @boell_us I look at how federalism is complicating the adoption of contact-tracing apps in Canada https://t.co/v9DUFfN9B9 @uOttawaTechLaw @CIGIonline @uOttawaResearch @OttawaHealthLaw

— Teresa Scassa (@TeresaScassa) May 13, 2020

"The pandemic could lead to a renewal of community and solidarity and a decline of individualism. But it also risks much of that renewal playing out on privately owned internet platforms." – BKC's @Elibietti w/ @jennifercobbe for @CIGIonline https://t.co/fiUnFu99N2

— Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society (@BKCHarvard) May 15, 2020

As provinces re-open across Canada, new analysis from @DavidMacCdn reveals that 1.7 million returning Canadians workers will have to choose between their health and their income.https://t.co/g6zZqM5ggl #cdnpoli #canlab #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/RwlWyObiVO

— The CCPA (@ccpa) May 15, 2020

Check out today's episode of the Global Exchange! @robcolin speaks with #Canada's 20th Prime Minister Jean Chrétien about whether the world is messier than usual and more: https://t.co/SYCOoKqEN2

— Canadian Global Affairs Institute (@CAGlobalAffairs) May 11, 2020

Policy makers and business leaders cannot control external forces, but they could do more to address factors that are within our control, says @GlenHodgson2. Read the economic risks to watch in 2020: https://t.co/oUmvkn8oKV #cdnecon #WednesdayWisdom pic.twitter.com/Wh4ga1oe0N

— C.D. Howe Institute (@CDHoweInstitute) December 18, 2019

https://twitter.com/CanadaInstitute/status/1261657788553539584

The Canada-U.S. border is expected to stay closed to non-essential travel until June 21 to safeguard citizens in both countries from the spread of COVID-19, according to sources with knowledge of the bilateral talks.https://t.co/T3lDzESfj6

— Canada Institute (@CanadaInstitute) May 13, 2020

Air Canada burned through $880-million in liquidity in the first three months of 2020, as it reduced its schedule by 90% since March 16.https://t.co/a1VUuxahSR

— Canada Institute (@CanadaInstitute) May 4, 2020

Project delays, cancellations and the global oil price plunge have landed Newfoundland and Labrador’s energy sector in “crisis mode,” leading the province to call on the federal government for financial incentives to boost offshore exploration.https://t.co/v7pvCtbAmD

— Canada Institute (@CanadaInstitute) April 27, 2020

Things I have learned in lockdown:

1. There are "cab view train trip" videos on YouTube.

2. You can watch them on your big screen TV

3. They are awesome. pic.twitter.com/icqNXpODEX

— Stephen Heard (@StephenBHeard) April 26, 2020

@SFUHistory Professor Mary-Ellen Kelm is quoted in this fascinating article in @TriCityNews on the impact of the 1918 Spanish Flu in Port Coquitlam, BC. Lots of similarities (and some very stark differences) to today's COVID-19 pandemic. @SFUFASS https://t.co/XHMnztVYtD

— SFU History (@SFUHistory) April 21, 2020

.@TinaAdcock talks about George Putnam's Arctic expeditions and what they tell us about Canada, sovereignty, and changing ideas of exploration in the 1920s @UBCPress @SFUHistory @ejonesimhotep #MadeModern https://t.co/x7EVFZqvhs

— Time to Eat the Dogs (@eatthedogs) April 18, 2020

Here are some funny and inspiring essays and interviews we’ve published over the last month in the midst of, well, everything.https://t.co/AX4NLQ1wGa

— The Tyee (@TheTyee) April 27, 2020

There’s a new Artificial Intelligence tool being developed in the fight against COVID-19, and it’s happening right here in Vancouver. https://t.co/MlBrAJg5dK pic.twitter.com/hCrG0iKKZi

— University of British Columbia (@UBC) April 22, 2020

UBC engineering students have developed a simple, low-cost COVID-19 ventilator that could save lives. https://t.co/bYfNUAPL0f pic.twitter.com/76kYulATQI

— University of British Columbia (@UBC) April 24, 2020

Check out this @cbcnewsbc report with Dr. Donald Griesdale as they take you inside VGH's ICU on the front line #COVID19. https://t.co/JzVrFnK2WK

— VGH&UBC Hospital Fdn (@VGHFdn) April 29, 2020

Researchers highlight the importance of reducing air pollution to help flatten the curve of #COVID19: https://t.co/auigCbrUIM

— VCH Research Institute (@VCHResearch) April 4, 2020

https://twitter.com/UBCDoM/status/1255562461861875714

Self-care is so important right now, as we navigate all of this uncertainty.

In this webinar #UBC experts Drs. Steven Taylor & Richard Lester talk about how we can reduce COVID-19 anxiety: https://t.co/iqcfx7vwlx

— UBC Medicine (@UBCmedicine) April 14, 2020

Dr. Jim Russell, a researcher with @HLIStPauls, talked to the @VancouverSun about health complications that have arisen in #COVID19 patients after receiving intensive hospital care. https://t.co/Z443MQAM30

— Providence Health Care Research (@PHCResearch) April 29, 2020

Brett Finlay explains how SARS vaccine development can inform #COVID19 response. @UBCmedicine https://t.co/hQJGurPiX4

— AFMC (@AFMC_e) April 22, 2020

In the U.S., African Americans have been shown to be contracting and dying of COVID-19 at higher rates.

However, data showing one group as disproportionately affected can be harmful if presented without context, says @ubcspph Prof. Farah Shroff.https://t.co/kgJHGnjfUP

— UBC Media Relations (@ubcnews) April 9, 2020

#UBC molecular biologist Josef Penninger is working with the synthetic molecule APN01 as a possible treatment for #COVID_19. https://t.co/vBzXv2CZLC

— UBC Media Relations (@ubcnews) April 23, 2020

Canadian #AI start-up @hellobluedot founded by #UofT's Kamran Khan of @uoftmedicine & @UofT_dlsph, who spotted #COVID19 before everyone else was featured on @60Minutes. https://t.co/eb0NG4RHqT https://t.co/zHivLGaRyG

— University of Toronto (@UofT) April 27, 2020

After reviewing the (scanty) literature and best practice guidance, here’s my summary of evidence-informed, pithy and practical tips regarding wearing a #mask – for the public. #COVID19 @CPHO_Canada @picardonhealth @EricTopol @NaheedD @Peter_Grinspoon @CDCgov @janephilpott https://t.co/imhP33K882

— Samir Gupta (@SammyG_MD) April 6, 2020

"You can't just open up willy-nilly. You can't just say, 'Okay we're back to normal, let's all go back to work and let's all go back to school.'" When should we end social distancing? At 8/11pm with @BogochIsaac (@UHN, @uoftmedicine) & @spaikin | Producer: @sandragionas #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/l9lIH181G1

— The Agenda | TVO (@TheAgenda) April 15, 2020

"There’s no greater misfortune than Canadian nursing home residents dying alone"

New @TorontoStar op-ed with @kieranlquinn: https://t.co/aTYpiHKPVk @jyangstar @katecallen @theresaboyle @picardonhealth @SinaiHealth @WCHospital @UofT @kellygrant1 @NaheedD @UofT_dlsph @UofT_DoM

— Nathan Stall (@NathanStall) April 22, 2020

Many Canadian hospitals have been successful in creating capacity for a surge of #COVID19 patients. But, as @AmolAVerma & @DrFahadRazak write in @HealthyDebate, there is reason to worry that this also means people who need hospital care are staying home: https://t.co/mSEFVyq3u1

— University of Toronto Department of Medicine (@UofT_DoM) April 13, 2020

Endocrinologist @ilanajhalperin was an early adopter of virtual care when it was launched in Ontario. As more physicians are now adopting it during the pandemic, she talks about its benefits and ways it can be applied within health care systems: https://t.co/pMm93iQikZ

— University of Toronto Department of Medicine (@UofT_DoM) April 17, 2020

Canada launches serological testing initiative to help manage #COVIDー19. #McGill experts to play key roles in pan-Canadian task force to gauge SARS-CoV-2 immunity. @McGillMed https://t.co/l2llJB3lBV pic.twitter.com/t01pkONjke

— McGill Reporter (@McGillREPORTER) April 23, 2020

How accurate are #COVID19 tests? As @KylieTaggart reports, the risk of a false negative may be high enough that, in a likely case, a single negative should not rule out infection https://t.co/Tjv1SCBsIy pic.twitter.com/aEqqJtlZi5

— The Medical Post (@MedicalPost) April 21, 2020

#StrongerTogether The #COVID19 crisis is different if you have cancer. To help, the RCN developed a COVID information video for oncology patients, so they can better protect themselves. Full video: https://t.co/ph48IBZqUI @ciusss_comtl @ciusss_ouestmtl @cusm_muhc @mcgillmed pic.twitter.com/qCkP7rvp4L

— Réseau de cancérologie Rossy |Rossy Cancer Network (@rossy_cancer) April 15, 2020

According to @JasonHarley07 from @McGillMed and @RIMUHC1, one of the ways we can show our #HealthcareHeroes some love during this time is to simply say "thank you." #StayHome pic.twitter.com/ugjmS68lqT

— McGill Alumni (@McGillAlumni) April 4, 2020

Scientists from Canada and France are hoping to launch this year’s first stratospheric balloon as early as Sunday from the Timmins stratospheric balloon base. @uoftphysics Professor Kaley Walker's team is there preparing! Read more here:https://t.co/0HSRG5FoGB pic.twitter.com/piVGRJWjYu

— U of T Physics (@uoftphysics) August 22, 2019

A little teaser for CCRM's corporate video. You can find the full video on our website's homepage @bigredoakinc @MichaelMay5 pic.twitter.com/TPYFnHCGd2

— CCRM (@CCRM_ca) October 13, 2017

Dr. Geoff Fernie @geoffreyfernie received the Order of Canada in late 2017 for building and spearheading the rehabilitation space in Toronto. We celebrated his achievement at the IBBME dinner this week. Footage courtesy of @TRI_UHN https://t.co/0xxlV3uco4 pic.twitter.com/UuwFqikcsH

— Biomedical Engineering @ University of Toronto (@bme_uoft) May 30, 2019

https://twitter.com/uoftengineering/status/1168908914194358272

🎨 Three ways to use colour effectively in grant applications from @UA_magazine ➡️ https://t.co/9AnF60yGia pic.twitter.com/Tk6Dhl70y4

— Dal Grad Studies (@DalGradStudies) September 16, 2019

Dal participated in the NASA Space Apps Challenge last weekend. Thanks to @dssLabs @dalideahub @SuperNOVAatDal @shiftkeylabs it was the first time Atlantic Canada had the opportunity to take part in the International event and tackle some amazing projects https://t.co/f9tngEplSY

— Dal Engineering (@DalEngineering) October 24, 2019

UNB's Dr. Audrey Limoges is heading to Canada's Arctic to study the remnants of 2,000 years of climate markers to help measure changes in the present. Read more: https://t.co/UKEzY8vYAH @umanitoba @MEOPAR_NCE pic.twitter.com/da5s8LEPb0

— UNB Fredericton (@UNBFredericton) July 10, 2019

The Canadian Institute for Cybersecurity has released a new dataset to support the development of real-time cyberattack detectors. Learn more: https://t.co/LC1NPRLWxk #UnivResearch @UNBResearch Research pic.twitter.com/YTpOYF77jd

— UNB (@UNB) October 23, 2019

We couldn’t be happier and more privileged to keep working with such great youth and module leaders every summer in the #LabradorLandsandWaters Science Camp. Thanks for highlighting our co-learning journey this past June! https://t.co/YIPgOic9cA

— Labrador Institute (@LabInstitute) August 30, 2019

https://twitter.com/JustineAmmendo1/status/1187058380462055431

Great example of Sustainable Design Engineering! @EngineeringUPEI https://t.co/0H4xwxAOpM

— Andy Swingler (@energy_stored) June 30, 2019

Why researchers are creating a tiny petri dish to use underwater https://t.co/c1fUbaDvNN #pei pic.twitter.com/6FNCmYSnZn

— CBC P.E.I. (@CBCPEI) October 2, 2019

New Zealand Vol.18 (government, organisations, etc.)

@MFATNZ
@MFATinAuckland
@apec2021NZ
@NZIIA_live
@MPI_NZ
@Rural_News
@FedFarmers
@FarmersWeeklyNZ
@DairyNZ
@Dairy_News
@DairyExporterNZ
@BeefLambNZ
@FoodHQNZ
@nzwine
@OWNZwine
@agritech_nz
@MBIEgovtnz
@MBIEsci
@royalsocietynz
@nzscientists
@smcnz
@sciblogsnz
@NZDefenceForce
@NZcivildefence
@NZGetThru
@MaritimeNZ
@WeatherWatchNZ
@MetService
@FlyAirNZ
@TourismAotearoa
@MeridianEnergy
@nz_sbc
@business_govtNZ
@nzbusiness
@NZTEnews
@NZ_Global
@ArchivesNZ
@nzmuseums
@MuseumsAotearoa
@NZHistory
@kiwieconomics
@OpenPolytechnic
@lgnz

New Zealand passed this legislation in under 48hrs without consultation.

PM’s staff can locked you in your home

Can enter your home without warrant

Can close your business without reason. #WAKEUPNZ credit @commonsense_nz pic.twitter.com/8xs1H4hbhR

— Katie Hopkins (@KTHopkins) May 14, 2020

‘One key aspect to get New Zealand moving is the work on the trans-Tasman bubble,’ said New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern as Australia and New Zealand look forward to restarting their respective economies https://t.co/3HvrZgAWlK

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 4, 2020

https://twitter.com/KiwiFarah/status/1254590096583475202

"a triumph of science and leadership" – that's what a senior epidemiologist at the University of Otago called the virus slowdown in NZ.

A pretty significant compliment for a not-insignificant achievement.https://t.co/9naTNRaIKi

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) April 8, 2020

#NewZealand is one of only a few countries with a real shot at containing #coronavirus.

2 health experts urge #NZ to consider a few weeks of intense social distancing – inc temporary school & business closures – to stop #COVID19's community spreadhttps://t.co/6ptDKhsPtF @otago

— The Conversation (@ConversationEDU) March 19, 2020

So @OMV just accidentally cut its own drill pipe while operating off the Otago coast. You can't always predict what's going to happen with deep sea oil drilling, as this shows. So why take the risk?

No one wants to sea oil spilling up on NZ's beaches. https://t.co/hF0yq1P6Un

— Amanda Larsson (@ecomanda) February 4, 2020

How good is this! Great to see the tournament being taken all over this beautiful country….especially @Wellington_NZ 👀 #CWC21 https://t.co/b21totZXid

— Sophie Devine (@sophdevine77) January 23, 2020

Glimpse at what happened @ #eSafety19 @eSafetyOffice @netsafeNZ We hope you'll continue to champion #OnlineSafety by starting the chat with your colleagues, family & friends, about creating the online world we want. See you next time in Wellington, NZ https://t.co/vnBDcDK5jP pic.twitter.com/UpvMAQvrly

— eSafety Office (@eSafetyOffice) September 17, 2019

Boris Johnson accused of stealing Jacinda Ardern's COVID-19 policies https://t.co/nt2eMx75qz

— Newshub Politics (@NewshubPolitics) May 11, 2020

Northland and Capital and Coast DHBs are both on the verge of becoming Covid-19 free with only one active case left. Check out how your region is tracking in these easy-to-read charts by @KiwiFarah. https://t.co/KOmb9Pz6Hk

— Newsroom (@NewsroomNZ) May 10, 2020

New Zealand farmers have been calling out for help for months – now #nzdrought catches up with the city https://t.co/Sd0gEmy6e1

— Harvest New Zealand (@harvestnz) May 15, 2020

What will level two look like? Michael Barnett explains. Catch this morning's AM Show segment here:https://t.co/33nYoqIX8Z

— Auckland Business Chamber (@aklchamber) May 12, 2020

Beijing has warned that New Zealand’s support for Taiwan to rejoin the World Health Organisation could harm bilateral ties. https://t.co/AP71VdDKdw

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) May 12, 2020

Check out these resources for:
Arable Farming
Construction
Tourism@TechLeadersNZ @NZTechIA @NZIoTAlliance @agritech_nz @PureNewZealand @MasterBuilderNZ @Auckland_NZ @Wellington_NZ @DnCityCouncil @business_govtNZ @buildbetternz @BRANZlive https://t.co/yqBo91Chhk

— MBIE Digital (@MBIEdigital) May 10, 2019

Following the #DigitalNations2030 conference I’ve had a drive around @MOTAT_NZ in a @OhmioAutomotion driverless vehicle! pic.twitter.com/au1EcIHXJd

— Lord Mayor of London (@citylordmayor) February 19, 2018

West Virginia Vol.5 (incl #coronavirus)

Gusserbee’s Boutique in Hurricane was kind enough to do a mask-making tutorial for us. Head to the blog to follow along for the full video! https://t.co/SKdj68xxIr pic.twitter.com/BhUZ1FOhLa

— Charleston WV CVB (@CharlestonWV) May 8, 2020

COVID-19 Could Lead To Highest Absentee Ballot 'Turnout' In https://t.co/CDR8VIUGVY. History https://t.co/EV1a8sivGT

— WVPB News (@wvpublicnews) May 14, 2020

'Will It Be Enough?' — Meatpacking Workers Fear For Safety As Coronavirus Cases Mount https://t.co/3dLpNm7kBg

— WVPB News (@wvpublicnews) May 13, 2020

New https://t.co/CDR8VIUGVY.-Based Study Aims To Predict Coronavirus Exposure Early https://t.co/1EggVg6l8m

— WVPB News (@wvpublicnews) May 13, 2020

LISTEN: How Appalachia's Front Porches Are Connecting People During The Coronavirus Pandemic https://t.co/kQqMWTjjzj

— WVPB News (@wvpublicnews) May 8, 2020

How Ohio Valley States Are Reopening Their Economies https://t.co/ElUuWwXHYn

— WVPB News (@wvpublicnews) May 8, 2020

As part of our folkways project @hey_emhilly put together this story on a Serbian community in Weirton. It's featured in the latest Goldenseal issue. Take a listen or watch below!https://t.co/WW6eWhaI1z

— Inside Appalachia (@InAppalachia) May 12, 2020

Going viral? A pandemic poem made from marketing messages touches a nerve. In this week’s @InAppalachia podcast. https://t.co/NMMdX94YjG pic.twitter.com/7AOewfL8Za

— Inside Appalachia (@InAppalachia) May 6, 2020

In this week’s episode of @InAppalachia, we took at the toll COVID-19 is taking on small businesses in our region. https://t.co/vUJCEe9pgB

— Inside Appalachia (@InAppalachia) May 3, 2020

The Triangle neighborhood was one of #WV's most culturally diverse communities. But it was decimated in the 1960s and 70s when a water company, urban renewal and a major interstate overpass replaced hundreds of homes and businesses. https://t.co/j8DeIfoKTA

— Inside Appalachia (@InAppalachia) April 18, 2020

Sanitizing face masks: Bluefield Fire Department creates UV boxes:https://t.co/VlfpFsstkP

— Blfd Daily Telegraph (@BDTonline) April 29, 2020

Virus numbers in Giles County decrease due to 'false positive tests'https://t.co/dzTyk19dIa

— Blfd Daily Telegraph (@BDTonline) May 14, 2020

Open, but still cautious: Businesses manage risks while welcoming public back:https://t.co/nb1O0T01PA

— Blfd Daily Telegraph (@BDTonline) May 5, 2020

During Thursday’s briefing, Gov. Jim Justice denied he was buckling to pressure from various businesses to move them up on the reopening plan. “That is absolutely, 180 degrees wrong,” Justice said. — @PhilKabler reportshttps://t.co/hSPvOBUdkI

— Gazette-Mail (@wvgazettemail) May 15, 2020

State park and state forest campgrounds are being readied for reopening Thursday to in-state guests with reservations. Only registered campground guests will be allowed to enter the campgrounds. — @rsteelhammer reportshttps://t.co/EUBVfxUptg

— Gazette-Mail (@wvgazettemail) May 14, 2020

Military flyovers to honor front-line COVID-19 health care workers will take place over more than 30 WV hospitals and medical centers Wednesday. WV's Air National Guard will be conducting the flyovers.https://t.co/AuDFRQCzUt

— Gazette-Mail (@wvgazettemail) May 13, 2020

Week 4 of Gov. Jim Justice’s plan to bring WV back online in phases will authorize a significant number of reopenings just before the holiday weekend, including dine-in restaurants and big-box and specialty retailers currently closed. — from @PhilKabler https://t.co/44OtP5hvXq

— Gazette-Mail (@wvgazettemail) May 12, 2020

Highland Hospital, Southern West Virginia's largest inpatient behavioral-health facility, is scheduled to go on the auction block June 15, following action in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for Middle Tennessee. — from @rsteelhammer https://t.co/KGMB39Civm

— Gazette-Mail (@wvgazettemail) May 12, 2020

Because of the pandemic, the WVSO was forced to cancel its spring shows, including the annual Symphony Sunday performance on the lawn at UC.
Conductor Loh said the WVSO plans to come back later in the year stronger and bolder than before.– from @LostHwys https://t.co/rVbkvpv7ae

— Gazette-Mail (@wvgazettemail) May 11, 2020

The West Virginia State University Board of Governors approved Friday lowering the official out-of-state tuition rate for undergraduate students next academic year by about 21%. — from @RyanEQuinn https://t.co/5Xf2QeIhK9

— Gazette-Mail (@wvgazettemail) May 9, 2020

In Marion County, 46 residents have tested positive, and 52% of them are black, according to the DHHR’s online coronavirus dashboard. Black leaders in the state have pushed for more transparency in data reporting.– from @jj_severino https://t.co/87fOyvC3vU

— Gazette-Mail (@wvgazettemail) May 9, 2020

Two days after Gov. Jim Justice pumped the brakes on a six-week plan to bring much of West Virginia back online, COVID 19 czar Dr. Clay Marsh said Wednesday he is concerned the virus might be escalating anew. — @PhilKabler https://t.co/kJ9tm64Bcq

— Gazette-Mail (@wvgazettemail) May 7, 2020

“We’ve only had two customers so far, but it’s good to be back in the shop again,” said Italo D’Alessio, a fourth-generation tailor in the family-owned business. “Besides, there’s only so much yard work you can do.” — @caitycoyne & @rsteelhammer writehttps://t.co/3dw0JmNXX8

— Gazette-Mail (@wvgazettemail) May 5, 2020

After the CDC warned WV’s top public safety official about the problem and the manufacturer’s concern that its products were “being counterfeited,” he issued a 10-page report to first responders asserting the masks are “authentic.” — @jj_severino writeshttps://t.co/tm7l1zJWGk

— Gazette-Mail (@wvgazettemail) May 5, 2020

In an ordinary year, Matt Cogar would be traveling the country and going overseas to compete in woodchopping events.
But this is no ordinary year.https://t.co/aihKbYjCii

— Gazette-Mail (@wvgazettemail) May 3, 2020

Outdoor dining resumes Monday, but not every restaurant owner is rushing to get back.
"I’m not going to be responsible for getting someone sick, for someone potentially dying. If you judge me for that, well frankly I don’t want your business.”https://t.co/5sG4rBTvIr

— Gazette-Mail (@wvgazettemail) May 3, 2020

A month ago, Small Town Market opened its doors — make that window — to a warm reception from townspeople. “People still didn’t have access to fresh meat and produce,” Sarah Williams said. “We decided we had to go ahead and open.” — by @rsteelhammer https://t.co/kD3XAm0u8B

— Gazette-Mail (@wvgazettemail) May 2, 2020

A state panel to respond to racial disparities in public health follows five straight years of legislation failing to make that happen leading to COVID-19’s disproportionately heavy toll on black communities. — @jj_severino reportshttps://t.co/JZoH8MNTA5

— Gazette-Mail (@wvgazettemail) May 2, 2020

National and local supermarket executives say the nationwide meat shortage is going to affect West Virginia. And it already is. https://t.co/htcuKUHl0I

— The Register~Herald (@Register_Herald) May 13, 2020

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— The Register~Herald (@Register_Herald) May 14, 2020

Roughly 36 million people have now sought jobless aid in just the two months since the coronavirus first forced businesses to close down and shrink their workforces, the government said Thursday. https://t.co/uOvehASCZb

— The Register~Herald (@Register_Herald) May 14, 2020

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— The Register~Herald (@Register_Herald) May 14, 2020

The manufacturer of Louisville Slugger bats says it put 171 furloughed employees back on the payroll after receiving a loan from a government program aimed at helping small businesses. https://t.co/cl56VhJvOM

— The Register~Herald (@Register_Herald) May 12, 2020

As North America’s pro football, basketball, baseball and hockey leagues try to play again in a pandemic, minor league sports face a more treacherous climb to return. https://t.co/pRvWIDpKMV

— The Register~Herald (@Register_Herald) May 12, 2020

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— The Register~Herald (@Register_Herald) May 6, 2020

HUNTINGTON — Kroger is not planning to extend its so-called “hero pay,” a $2-per-hour wage increase, after Saturday, May 16, and the union representing the workers says it’s outraged. https://t.co/RNSX33d767

— The Herald-Dispatch (@heralddispatch) May 16, 2020

Free COVID-19 testing provided by the state will occur in Cabell and Kanawha counties May 22 and 23, West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources Secretary Bill Crouch said Friday. https://t.co/VftmgAHf0w

— The Herald-Dispatch (@heralddispatch) May 15, 2020

Bowing to pressure from gym owners who wondered why they had not been given a target date for when they could reopen while some competitors were allowed, West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice announced that all gyms in the state could reopen Monday. https://t.co/d3gB4UR4TL

— The Herald-Dispatch (@heralddispatch) May 14, 2020

The human cost of producing 99-cent chickens and affordable burgers during a pandemic is pushing U.S. meatpackers to eye major operational changes that will likely make American meat more costly. https://t.co/afJxSXwuOL

— The Herald-Dispatch (@heralddispatch) May 13, 2020

A shortage of masks, surgical gowns and other personal protective equipment may force some West Virginia dentists to postpone reopening their offices Monday, the return-to-work date recommended by the state Board of Dentistry’s COVID-19 task force. https://t.co/ccUsI06mAd

— The Herald-Dispatch (@heralddispatch) May 10, 2020

HUNTINGTON — Businesses in the Huntington area deemed essential, which have been open throughout the coronavirus pandemic, say they have learned many lessons and have some advice for businesses that are reopening in the coming weeks. https://t.co/Ns31QLnWth

— The Herald-Dispatch (@heralddispatch) May 10, 2020

Department store chain J.C. Penney filed for bankruptcy protection Friday and said it would permanently close some of its 850 locations, making it the latest major retailer felled by the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/gevScDk2iF

— The Herald-Dispatch (@heralddispatch) May 15, 2020

NEWELL, https://t.co/thfm5PjCry. — The Fiesta Tableware Co., known widely for its brightly hued tableware and home goods, announced Thursday plans for layoffs that could result in up to 1/3 of its employees permanently losing their jobs. https://t.co/XJWZuW2Qyg

— The Herald-Dispatch (@heralddispatch) May 14, 2020

Guidelines are being prepared for indoor shopping malls to reopen in West Virginia. https://t.co/RsuBx6Hw1d

— The Herald-Dispatch (@heralddispatch) May 13, 2020

Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious-disease expert, warned of suffering and death that could be avoided and further economic damage if states reopen too quickly and said the U.S. death toll from the coronavirus is likely higher than reported. https://t.co/6lCc8h8HBO

— The Herald-Dispatch (@heralddispatch) May 12, 2020

Huntington natives and professional figure skaters JD and Alexis Rappold have been isolated on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship in Barbados since mid-March. https://t.co/tmD2FbPgsf

— The Herald-Dispatch (@heralddispatch) May 12, 2020

Huntington Dance Theatre is seeking support from the community to ensure the 40th annual performance of The Nutcracker can still take place this December after being forced to close its doors to in-person classes in mid-March. https://t.co/6HRg0rep6A

— The Herald-Dispatch (@heralddispatch) May 12, 2020

The temporary new date is Saturday, Sept. 26. https://t.co/aaztsxlAZ7

— The Herald-Dispatch (@heralddispatch) May 12, 2020

The current TTA levy expires in fiscal year 2022. If approved by voters, the new levy will run from fiscal years 2022-27. Levies are not an increase in taxes, but instead help fund about 40% of the TTA’s operating costs and capital projects. https://t.co/WeP6cbTH8t

— The Herald-Dispatch (@heralddispatch) May 12, 2020

The pandemic-inspired moves toward the first mostly mail-in election in November may solve the public health issue, but the change will likely trigger problems that will reverberate long after Election Day. https://t.co/4eTYzL4ZxE

— The Herald-Dispatch (@heralddispatch) May 11, 2020

AIMING FOR THE BEST: WVU Medicine's pursuit of the best in medical care for West Virginia residents continues, with tremenous headway being achieved. Here's the latest:https://t.co/gMY7HEYiHm

— WV News (@WVNews247) May 17, 2020

WRECKED BUDGETS: States are scrambling trying to figure out how to balance budgets and pay bills after the financial fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic.https://t.co/A3MCk7wGoY

— WV News (@WVNews247) May 14, 2020

LOW NUMBERS: West Virginia's COVID-19 rate continues to drop as more businesses open. Here's the latest:https://t.co/P6pDIu3Rrv pic.twitter.com/9vIKr4oJVm

— The State Journal (@wvstatejournal) May 16, 2020

RETAIL SALES IN THE U.S. were down 16.4% for the month of April, the latest indication of the toll the ongoing pandemic is taking on the economy. Read more here: https://t.co/22cQd9AynS

— The State Journal (@wvstatejournal) May 15, 2020

TWO WVU PHYSICIANS voice their concerns that people are putting off seeking emergency treatment over concerns about catching COVID-19. Read about it here: https://t.co/Xv58Nvb5G5

— The State Journal (@wvstatejournal) May 14, 2020

Could NFL training camp be coming back to the Greenbrier due to COVID-19?https://t.co/RvawECoXHl pic.twitter.com/HwxjvOrVQQ

— The State Journal (@wvstatejournal) May 13, 2020

West Virginia is known for its breathtaking mountain scenery. When the time is right, our majestic waterfalls, awe-inspiring overlooks and quiet country roads will welcome you back. For now, enjoy a glimpse of what is waiting for you in #AlmostHeaven. #PlaceIBelongWV pic.twitter.com/QRfSzYBpad

— West Virginia Tourism (@WVtourism) May 13, 2020

Tonight I expanded my Executive Order to include Monongalia, Harrison, and Kanawha counties as #COVID19 continues to spread. To stop the spread we MUST stay at home as much as possible and we MUST remember to socially distance. More on the Order below ⬇️ https://t.co/VbtVogOuV8

— Governor Jim Justice (@WVGovernor) April 5, 2020

LIVE: Gov. Justice holds press briefing on COVID-19 response – March 20, 2020. For more information about #COVID19, call the State’s toll-free hotline at 1-800-887-4304 or visit https://t.co/Ad33fbC98s. #WV #WVGov https://t.co/R46xsfRp2B

— Governor Jim Justice (@WVGovernor) March 20, 2020

North Carolina Vol.12 (incl #coronavirus, Duke University)

Chopper 11 flew over Surf City as beachgoers flocked to the North Carolina coast while some beaches begin to loosen restrictions amid COVID-19 #ABC11 https://t.co/WVdPQEGeYb pic.twitter.com/G2E90c3dgd

— ABC11 EyewitnessNews (@ABC11_WTVD) May 3, 2020

COVID-19 in Forsyth County: The big picture in three charts https://t.co/kWnu3FlL1z

— Winston-SalemJournal (@JournalNow) May 12, 2020

Some malls around the state reopened this weekend with new social distancing and public health rules in place for shoppers. https://t.co/WPcGm11fbq

— The Charlotte Observer (@theobserver) May 10, 2020

More than 192,000 COVID-19 tests have been administered in North Carolina, DHHS officials say. https://t.co/RCLoN523Jh

— The Charlotte Observer (@theobserver) May 10, 2020

The tests do not indicate COVID-19 is present, but may help identify potential donors for an experimental treatment using “convalescent plasma.” https://t.co/vdsXwfqOOE

— The Charlotte Observer (@theobserver) May 11, 2020

The sensor, initially developed to test for the Zika virus, could cost between $50 and $60 if it’s approved for commercial use. https://t.co/2E1ExCFLAo

— The Charlotte Observer (@theobserver) May 11, 2020

Mecklenburg County officials want retailers to deny entry to customers without a mask. But industry experts say stores may be hesitant to turn away customers. https://t.co/2uj40NPGJN

— The Charlotte Observer (@theobserver) May 11, 2020

A polarized America agrees on this: Go slow on reopening economy [Opinion] https://t.co/75I3AlhC2J

— Durham Herald-Sun (@TheHerald_Sun) May 10, 2020

The city planning commission will review the latest NFL team headquarters and practice site plans on May 5 during a virtual meeting. https://t.co/q75cx3Uzw1

— Durham Herald-Sun (@TheHerald_Sun) May 4, 2020

NC’s assistant agriculture commissioner estimates plant production is down 35% to 45% https://t.co/GNIdbOWlxq

— Durham Herald-Sun (@TheHerald_Sun) May 8, 2020

“He would walk for a little while, then stop and lie down to nibble on some more leftover corn, then get up again.” https://t.co/D3KLhtojdw

— Durham Herald-Sun (@TheHerald_Sun) May 11, 2020

A new food model built on working together while everyone tries to stay apart. https://t.co/bldP1pGld3

— Durham Herald-Sun (@TheHerald_Sun) May 11, 2020

The new Wi-Fi equipped school buses come as COVID-19 has exposed the state of North Carolina’s digital divide. https://t.co/Lsu1Ib38Bp

— Durham Herald-Sun (@TheHerald_Sun) May 6, 2020

Based on the county’s population and the 5% goal, nearly 20,000 additional people could get tested. https://t.co/Wlbjf903lr

— Durham Herald-Sun (@TheHerald_Sun) May 7, 2020

The department agrees and says it has already implemented the audit’s recommendations. https://t.co/uWrQ57G7no

— Durham Herald-Sun (@TheHerald_Sun) May 5, 2020

Mother’s Day brunch will look a little different this year, but the mimosas will look the same. https://t.co/GIqnXghORE

— Durham Herald-Sun (@TheHerald_Sun) May 5, 2020

This one will hurt, but a bit of Chuck’s will live on in an expansion of Beasley’s Chicken + Honey. https://t.co/eOGjvZt7nv

— Durham Herald-Sun (@TheHerald_Sun) May 5, 2020

Chatham County property owners would pay the same tax rate under the county manager’s proposed budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1. https://t.co/X6tkEAlPmH

— Durham Herald-Sun (@TheHerald_Sun) May 5, 2020

Even with some popular trails closed, parking lots were packed and lines of cars snaked down tree-lined roads. Many people did not wear masks. https://t.co/LYpTI4j7bz

— The Citizen Times (@asheville) May 10, 2020

While we humans are adjusting to the new normal, things are business as usual for the more than 20,000 species that call Great Smoky Mountains National Park home. https://t.co/P66Zed3lu2

— The Citizen Times (@asheville) May 10, 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has led GE Aviation to cut 25% of its global workforce including many employees in its Asheville jet engine facilities. https://t.co/9DEuFF9wxv

— The Citizen Times (@asheville) May 7, 2020

In March, the USDA tweaked its Summer Food Service Program to launch emergency measures as school began to shutter, turning them into food hubs https://t.co/sfDBN8FpA2

— The Citizen Times (@asheville) May 5, 2020

An bill to redirect $5M in Asheville and Buncombe hotel taxes to pandemic aid for small businesses has been signed into law. https://t.co/2VLMTBxYQs

— The Citizen Times (@asheville) May 4, 2020

Absentee ballots are now being mailed for the GOP runoff for the 11th Congressional District in Asheville and WNC. It was delayed because of the coronavirus. https://t.co/VFpox6NdCP

— The Citizen Times (@asheville) May 11, 2020

Even before COVID-19, many Asheville households were cost-burdened by rent. The health and economic crisis have fed calls for rent relief. https://t.co/kDdtxKjL1f

— The Citizen Times (@asheville) May 8, 2020

Cities investing the most in new housinghttps://t.co/vAp0P0UoBw

— News & Record (@NewsandRecord) May 8, 2020

4 tools you should use next time you repaint a roomhttps://t.co/VCoRutfoIk

— News & Record (@NewsandRecord) May 7, 2020

GREENSBORO — Four people at Camden Health and Rehabilitation have died from COVID-19, and a new “ongoing outbreak” has been reported at Malachi House II, a nonprofit residential recovery program, according to the latest state report o cases in cong… https://t.co/AdDU0VzhFs

— News & Record (@NewsandRecord) May 9, 2020

Reading ‘Mrs. America’: These books detail events in TV serieshttps://t.co/8A1MKInMmI

— News & Record (@NewsandRecord) May 10, 2020

Breakfast was bright spot for US restaurant chains; now it's nothttps://t.co/WTpkTKjutG

— News & Record (@NewsandRecord) May 8, 2020

“County leaders are getting closer to a vote on how to spend $93.7 million in federal emergency funding to alleviate the economic fallout wrought by the coronavirus pandemic.” https://t.co/m2hxUvv8Jx

— News & Record (@NewsandRecord) May 8, 2020

President Donald Trump on Wednesday reversed course on plans to wind down his COVID-19 task force, attempting to balance his enthusiasm for “reopening” the country with rising infection rates in parts of the nation. https://t.co/u8WgQb6cHL

— News & Record (@NewsandRecord) May 6, 2020

City won't open City Lake Pool. https://t.co/JaMtwn0PN3

— HighPointEnterprise (@HPEnterprise) May 10, 2020

Is moving during pandemic essential task?. https://t.co/p2k9tydFdw pic.twitter.com/uZzNIbZkWK

— HighPointEnterprise (@HPEnterprise) May 9, 2020

See where COVID-19 cases are located by ZIP code in Gaston County. https://t.co/0YI7wq4GVI

— GastonGazette (@gastongazette) April 6, 2020

Trump may wind down work of coronavirus task force as early as this month, Pence says https://t.co/D5e2SNjIJi https://t.co/5WmS03Q0bg

— FayettevilleObserver (@fayobserver) May 6, 2020

OPINION: NC should vote-by-mail. "Yes it would be unprecedented. But we live in unprecedented times. Making sure everyone votes is a top priority, but so is keeping them safe while they do so." https://t.co/GQeZaitvXl #COVID19NC

— Myron B. Pitts ❄️ (@FOmyronpitts) May 6, 2020

UNC historian: 1918 flu pandemic showed North Carolina the hazard of reopening too early. We're in the same position now. [Opinion] https://t.co/LkMiTYEapo

— The Charlotte Observer (@theobserver) May 3, 2020

It's estimated that the U.S. has lost one in four of its newspapers in the last 15 years. @charlesbethea writes about how Jones County, North Carolina became a news desert—and what impact that has had on those who live there. #WorldPressFreedomDay https://t.co/VY5zA8kHxR

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) May 3, 2020

⁦@DukeU⁩ 2020 graduate ⁦@jshermcyber⁩ with an important analysis of the challenges of determining the trustworthiness of technology solely based on what country it comes from. ⁦@DukeSanford⁩ ⁦@lawfareblog⁩ ⁦ https://t.co/QhDvbIpqcG

— Duke Cyber Policy (@DukeCyberPolicy) May 15, 2020

Contract tracing will help contain #coronavirus. Lessons from 9/11 can help balance public health and privacy concerns say our @schanzerdavid @hofftechpolicy & Shane Stansbury of @DukeLaw in @thehill ⬇️https://t.co/F1sgZwakg7

— Sanford School of Public Policy (@DukeSanford) May 12, 2020

"Their stress and anxiety went way, way up after the nonessential businesses closed and their work hours fell," our @agpines told @ameliatd @FiveThirtyEight
about her ongoing study of low-income families & stress. #COVID⬇️https://t.co/e6YqtJeiaB

— Sanford School of Public Policy (@DukeSanford) April 24, 2020

New ep! Each Thursday since the US started locking down due to #COVID19, a tragic new number has been released: the latest unemployment claims. @DukeSanford's @agpines shows what job losses mean for families and communities, and what policymakers can do. https://t.co/so7zc0aixg pic.twitter.com/9iSwi6H9Qi

— NoJargon (@NoJargonPodcast) April 30, 2020

“The comparative fragility of black middle class status is aggravated intensely by the #COVID19 crisis." -Dr. @SandyDarity, who coauthored this new paper w our @UWConsumerSci's Dr. @FenabaAddo & @DukeSanford's @The_ImariSmith https://t.co/OLx3fEu0Zc

— UW–Madison School of Human Ecology (@UWSoHE) May 12, 2020

I’ve often wondered who exactly listens to university podcasts, and now I know…it’s @washingtonpost! https://t.co/NgdjAW60z3

— Gavin Yamey (@GYamey) May 14, 2020

https://twitter.com/DukeSanford/status/1252979021060554753

Quebec is considering reopening schools. Is that a good idea? Our @GYamey & @PrachiSrivas of Western U look at the pros and cons and the uncertain state of the science on children and #coronavirus in @globeandmail @DukeGHI ⬇️https://t.co/NrZfXgakSl

— Sanford School of Public Policy (@DukeSanford) May 12, 2020

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Read the article in @TB_Times #COVID19 https://t.co/dmPtG1Vw06

— Sanford School of Public Policy (@DukeSanford) May 13, 2020

https://twitter.com/DukeSanford/status/1260557116634533891

50 years ago, President Richard Nixon celebrated the 1st Earth Day. How did environmentalism get so polarized. Our Tim Profeta @NichInstitute discusses the change with @ChrisMillerWFAE. 📻🌎⬇️https://t.co/e4KSiIiUbh

— Sanford School of Public Policy (@DukeSanford) April 22, 2020

What #COVID19 is really revealing is how much preexisting inequality there already was in our state and across the country. – @agpines on @state_of_things https://t.co/W9mwsXeYQZ

— Sanford School of Public Policy (@DukeSanford) April 22, 2020

Funding the development and manufacturing of #COVID19 vaccines: The need for global collective action" by @Kennedy_Kaci @GYamey & Marco Schaeferhoff https://t.co/5BAO8AiILe via @BrookingsInst #globalhealth #vaccine

— Duke Global Health (@DukeGHI) April 27, 2020

In @guardian: The #TB epidemic teaches us that the battle against #COVID19 won't be won in hospitals alone | Salmaan Keshavjee, Aaron Shakow and DCID associate in research Tom Nicholson https://t.co/DEWPb2xNve

— DukeInt'lDevelopment (@DukeDCID) April 30, 2020

For those fleeing violence in Central America, COVID-19 ensures the situation will grow even more precarious. Over the last few years, our @sarahbbermeo has studied the intersection of development, foreign aid, and migration in Central America: https://t.co/Vx7DYn2dvy

— DukeInt'lDevelopment (@DukeDCID) May 6, 2020

During the #COVID19 crisis, what can we learn about the preparedness and resilience of the U.S. food supply chain?

Professors Giovanni Zanalda, Gary Gereffi & Lori Leachman joined alumnus Elliott Wolf and data scientist Daniel Wintz to discuss ⤵️https://t.co/uuVQnopa9v

— Duke University (@DukeU) May 14, 2020

"This critically undervalued area of healthcare will only improve if we find a way to reframe long-term care’s value to society and vulnerabilities to public health crises." — @DukeSanford assistant research professor @NathanForCH ✒️⤵️https://t.co/3NIob9OTz8

— Duke University (@DukeU) May 15, 2020

Long-term-care facilities have ~18% of NC’s #COVID19 cases & ~43% of the state’s deaths from the virus@NathanForCH writes, "more must be done to ensure that these facilities provide the best care for these individuals who are most vulnerable" ✒️https://t.co/5vOEU6CzsF

— Duke University (@DukeU) April 28, 2020

The U.S. would help itself by aiding other western-hemisphere economies in their recovery from COVID-19 suggests Prof. Patrick Duddy, former U.S. Ambassador, in an opinion piece for @TheNatlInterest https://t.co/bDHQUAFjHw

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) May 15, 2020

“It's a leading indicator, and it's saying that we're coming out of recession."

Prof. @CamHarvey tells @howardrgold @marketwatch that the #yieldcurve is pointing to economic recovery. https://t.co/RP9YBIDhgL

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) May 14, 2020

Risk assessments for businesses around the world dramatically shifted on March 15, as Prof. John Graham, director of the Duke #CFOSurvey, explains in this video on 1st quarter results

Watch him break down more results from the survey: https://t.co/R081CuPeXy pic.twitter.com/LdOEIzJT4P

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) May 14, 2020

Is #CARESact funding going where it's most needed? Will it have the desired impact? Prof. @Cathyhc Clark discusses what researchers and orgs like our @CASEatDuke will be looking for as they analyze relief from Congress #stimulus

Watch her full Q&A: https://t.co/MFjMr8BLIg pic.twitter.com/6H4ISkWoUq

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) May 13, 2020

Despite predictions by many experts, few people will get a #COVID19vaccine in 2021 Prof. @dave_ridley writes in @USATODAY https://t.co/VGJVTSquQ7

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) May 11, 2020

Great to see @CASEatDuke's website, https://t.co/WYJTFtl4ci, featured in this @CNN story by @jjsahadi on resources for businesses struggling financially due to COVID restrictions https://t.co/PytRXDQ2Mv

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) May 8, 2020

With millions of Americans facing a major health threat and losing the jobs that provide them with health insurance, the U.S. should consider whether we should continue to tie health insurance to employment, Prof. @PeterUbel says

Watch the full Q&A: https://t.co/Z2MeYamwsB pic.twitter.com/jNhebJmAS3

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) May 8, 2020

#COVID19 antibody testing is ramping up, but erroneous test results and #immunitypassports could create a false sense of security and contribute to new infections, Prof. @PeterUbel writes in @WaPo https://t.co/M0L2q0oqBD

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) May 6, 2020

The pandemic makes many of us feel a loss of control. Prof. @DanAriely says healthy ways to regain control are:

Exercise, meditation, eating healthy, saving money, and planning something rewarding for when it's over. A less healthy way? Retail therapy. https://t.co/tmiqASO5vR

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) April 30, 2020

When you consider the fine print, the real unemployment rate is closer to 20%, or 1/5 of the workforce.

Prof. David @Robinson_fuqua explains why in an op-ed in @Newsweek https://t.co/OP48DXqm6F

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) May 15, 2020

B-Lab co-founder Bart Houlahan shares his views on Corporate Social Responsibility with our students. Watch his entire conversation with Dean @BillBoulding ⬇️ #CSR #BLabs @BCorporation https://t.co/GaAPJI8geK

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) May 14, 2020

"Did you know that 30% of the seafood in your supermarket is mislabeled?"

Prof. @Daniel_Vermeer of @Duke_EDGE highlights ocean problems and solutions in a @TEDx talk https://t.co/ZgVVnSEjPj pic.twitter.com/BoHjrKsGgE

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) May 11, 2020

“From the second quarter of 2019 onwards, we saw dark clouds on the horizon,” Prof. John Graham tells @WSJ editor @Nina_Trentmann.#CFOs anticipated a 2020 #recession and had already been preparing, the #CFOSurvey showed. https://t.co/AHD61A33xu

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) May 7, 2020

Low #CEO integrity is associated with higher audit fees at large public corporations and declining performance, new research from Prof. Bill Mayew in @aaahq's journal shows https://t.co/9Av93ht0l9

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) May 1, 2020

The Center's Covid & Guns series continues, with @JacobCharlesNC talking to @socsteidley about gun sales, trends, and data during Covid.

The clip below explains the cyclical nature handgun & long gun sales.

➡️Watch the full interview here: https://t.co/ylRkD3K4Mr pic.twitter.com/PKIKECfzP7

— Duke Center for Firearms Law (@DukeFirearmsLaw) May 13, 2020

Our new @DukeCSJ report on fines and fees in NC:https://t.co/6eUKbyK7wV pic.twitter.com/RpkdAMhwha

— Duke Center for Science and Justice (@DukeCSJ) May 13, 2020

Prof. @SaraJSGreene and co-authors warn of coming wave of personal bankruptcy filings. https://t.co/t2HLNfzeko

— Duke Law (@DukeLaw) May 14, 2020

Prof. @BarakRichman: Surprise medical billing capitalizes on patients' vulnerability to extract outrageous prices. https://t.co/Zv6nBHicUV

— Duke Law (@DukeLaw) May 13, 2020

Even with dismissals, failure-to-comply cases are rising in the state, @DukeCSJ report says. https://t.co/f9X3S5JDro

— Duke Law (@DukeLaw) May 14, 2020

Thomas Maher, executive director of @DukeCSJ: States must maintain funding for public defense even as pandemic costs stretch budgets. https://t.co/bg00zKZRCT

— Duke Law (@DukeLaw) May 13, 2020

Listen: Prof. Mitu Gulati and Prof. @UPanizza of @IHEID propose credit facility to direct debt interest repayments to #COVID19 relief in developing countries. https://t.co/6sfI4GXCkG

— Duke Law (@DukeLaw) May 4, 2020

Senior Lecturing Fellow @KateKonschnik says the pandemic presents opportunities to invest in clean energy. https://t.co/4dXSWJBrHt

— Duke Law (@DukeLaw) May 14, 2020

CSAFE from @IowaStateU, which funds vital forensics research by Prof. @brandonlgarrett and the @DukeCSJ, is renewed for another five-year term. https://t.co/jUaBaaDCJz

— Duke Law (@DukeLaw) May 5, 2020

Ronnie Long will have virtual appeal hearing Thursday; @LauDurham '09, the faculty advisor of @DukeInnocence, is confident in the strength of the case. https://t.co/NVq3xnYDpe

— Duke Law (@DukeLaw) May 5, 2020

Just updated

NC COVID-19 and Criminal Justice Resources https://t.co/zW3CAOzwMS via @DukeCSJ

— Brandon Garrett (@brandonlgarrett) May 5, 2020

Issue 6 is live! Read Articles by @beidelson (@Harvard_Law) and by @BenGrunwald (@DukeLaw) and John Rappaport (@UChicagoLaw), a Feature by @JedediahSPurdy (@ColumbiaLaw) et al., and Notes by Adeel Mohammadi (@YaleLawSch ’19) and James Campbell (’20): https://t.co/hY5EoCSOa5 pic.twitter.com/lssVdxl2kx

— The Yale Law Journal (@YaleLJournal) April 30, 2020

Virginia Vol.9 (incl #coronavirus)

Being indoors all the time might feel like a bummer, but if you’ve got the time and patience, a moment spent indoors presents the perfect opportunity to master fun, new skills. https://t.co/Gf9BxTrJtd

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 11, 2020

It’s not your imagination. Grocery prices are up significantly, statistics show https://t.co/cM1VI18ekP

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 13, 2020

A look at 10 top tourist destinations and the beginnings of their plans for reopening in the weeks and months ahead. From The New York Times: https://t.co/fpcnvpyGjF

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 13, 2020

Foreign meat buyers aren't exactly snapping up our ham, bacon and sausage.

“Much of what is exported are items that attract little or no interest from domestic consumers."https://t.co/4I143A7C5v

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 14, 2020

The commonwealth lost more than quarter of its revenue in April as the pandemic forced many people to stop working and stay inside.https://t.co/Bk1fdI8Pgt

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 15, 2020

Virginia is beginning to reopen today.

Here’s what you need to know. https://t.co/yJSFHKwuGF

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 15, 2020

Images of people strolling on a boardwalk in Dorset, England, relaxing on a beach in Orange County, California, or shopping at a flower market in London have been dragged around the internet for rounds of judgment. From The New York Times: https://t.co/SqZlFEJi9J

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 13, 2020

“The ergonomics of the thing, the fact that the filter fits exactly over mouth, nose and chin is so unbelievable that you might call it a gift from heaven.” From The New York Times: https://t.co/1TYoDqljJN

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 12, 2020

Virginia’s The Inn at Little Washington restaurant adds mannequins to dining room to help with social distancinghttps://t.co/H17zSCdb3r

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 15, 2020

Richmond says it's too soon to ease restrictions on some nonessential businesses in the state capital.https://t.co/pf9eAmlFwK

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 14, 2020

A new study offers a glimmer of hope in the grim fight against the coronavirus: Nearly everyone who has had the disease — regardless of age, sex or severity of illness — makes antibodies to the virus. From The New York Times: https://t.co/aCMPq1Tr9j

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 10, 2020

Italy was the first European country to be hit hard by the pandemic — its intensive care units inundated and its elderly dying in droves before the tsunami reached Spain, France, the United States or Britain. From The New York Times: https://t.co/Io5M8OpvQs

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 12, 2020

Even as companies such as Smithfield Foods and Tyson Foods struggle to meet domestic demand, U.S. meat exports are on the rise.https://t.co/aRsdAwLhTm

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 14, 2020

Buying online might become pricier or less convenient, we might need to rethink fast deliveries, and our neighborhoods may look different. From The New York Times: https://t.co/QiD3IZoC0a

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 10, 2020

To those outside of it, the stock market can be a bit of a black box. https://t.co/R8OvN1TdNC

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 12, 2020

If you’re looking for some hearty comfort food then look no further than a classic casserole, from a smattering of chili cheese tater tots to Instant Pot French toast. https://t.co/WTlMGIJwSJ

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 10, 2020

If you want to recreate Michelin-starred meals on your own, there’s hope. https://t.co/L4pujz6tcL

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 11, 2020

Looking for a dinner recipe? How about 50? https://t.co/VmbhtyZHYC

— Daily Press (@Daily_Press) May 13, 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has sent many employees from their regular offices to working at their kitchen tables and home offices amid social distancing guidelines. https://t.co/Q1q6r8Y1sH

— Times-Dispatch (@RTDNEWS) May 14, 2020

Travel during the pandemic: 6 things you need to knowhttps://t.co/f5TLYY2wT9

— Times-Dispatch (@RTDNEWS) May 14, 2020

Cities with the most six-figure jobshttps://t.co/A0pC8OTygd

— Times-Dispatch (@RTDNEWS) May 14, 2020

Virginia ABC will temporarily allow restaurants to expand patios – at least in localities opening in Phase One https://t.co/R5EQpdjvVB

— Times-Dispatch (@RTDNEWS) May 14, 2020

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit the Hanover NAACP chapter filed last August seeking to strip Confederate names from two county schools. https://t.co/v9Uy5x8MYo

— Times-Dispatch (@RTDNEWS) May 14, 2020

Richmond-based pharmaceutical company Kaléo is launching its first product outside of the United States. https://t.co/OAWFZpxYV0

— Times-Dispatch (@RTDNEWS) May 12, 2020

12 unique gardening hacks to try this spring and summerhttps://t.co/1CriRleLyk

— Times-Dispatch (@RTDNEWS) May 13, 2020

RTD food writer Holly Prestidge shares what she's been cooking during quarantine: Shrimp and Chorizo Rice, Pizza Stuffed Chicken, Hamburger Mac 'n' Cheesehttps://t.co/YplXy1YtoT

— Times-Dispatch (@RTDNEWS) May 13, 2020

This spring's winding route has defied our expectations in a rather strange way. Richmond's average temperature for the 30 days leading up to May 10 was slightly lower than it was during the previous 30-day period that ended on April 10. https://t.co/Kb0E92mlMN

— Times-Dispatch (@RTDNEWS) May 14, 2020

Also in today's paper: William & Mary is keeping tuition and mandatory fees flat next year. https://t.co/DxKYZvKahB

— Justin Mattingly (@jmattingly306) May 13, 2020

The dirty history of soaphttps://t.co/PTlPwbsAiv

— NewsAdvance.com (@newsadvance) May 13, 2020

What eating in a restaurant may look like during the pandemichttps://t.co/T8Ph9JSR1g

— NewsAdvance.com (@newsadvance) May 14, 2020

The virus sent US retail sales plummeting 16% in April as business shutdowns froze the economy and kept shoppers away. https://t.co/4ntQAup06b

— NewsAdvance.com (@newsadvance) May 15, 2020

Track coronavirus cases and testing in your county and statehttps://t.co/XENEe756Cn

— NewsAdvance.com (@newsadvance) May 13, 2020

'We got fried pretty hard': Wineries worried about frostbitten grapes and vines https://t.co/i8gc1LXbk2

— NewsAdvance.com (@newsadvance) May 13, 2020

The most dangerous U.S. cities for cyclistshttps://t.co/ZN4mg6hbTr

— NewsAdvance.com (@newsadvance) May 15, 2020

Lynchburg extends water cutoff suspension https://t.co/HWYM0IuIEW

— NewsAdvance.com (@newsadvance) May 15, 2020

Cubicle comeback? Pandemic will reshape office life for good https://t.co/e5liRtEnb1

— NewsAdvance.com (@newsadvance) May 13, 2020

At Virginia’s Division of Consolidated Laboratory Services, the outbreak of COVID-10 has required an all-hands approach like the Richmond lab has never seen before.https://t.co/jxuxyouXWR

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 11, 2020

Virginia alcohol makers form statewide consortium to get sanitizer to first responders https://t.co/tsn2VxrZ9P

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 9, 2020

Norfolk artist’s ‘Heroes of COVID-19’ honors the well-known and unknown on the front linehttps://t.co/9gHVK4SMuS

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 13, 2020

“The market is like a cafeteria for animal pathogens,” said the lead expert for Indonesia’s coronavirus task force, Wiku Adisasmito, who has urged the government to close the country’s wildlife markets. From The New York Times: https://t.co/tM77sezeM2

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 14, 2020

You don’t have to leave your kitchen for the crispy, crunchy, greasy eats you crave. https://t.co/i9QFC6Gbzz

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 7, 2020

Lifeguards will be returning to the Oceanfront in Virginia Beach this weekend, even though the beaches will continue to be largely closed. https://t.co/uSy4C7Qhmb

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 15, 2020

Of all the activities affected by Virginia's lockdown, fishing is one sport that's been a keeper.

For some, it’s been therapeutic during a stressful time. https://t.co/2X172JQX7l

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 14, 2020

Norfolk firefighters to pitch fire escape ladder on Shark Tank reality showhttps://t.co/A0e3LXXVPL

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 13, 2020

Want to do business with the Navy? New ‘tech bridge’ will make it a little easier to pitch.https://t.co/u3fVD2AprK

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 13, 2020

Health directors in northern Virginia say the region is not yet ready to lift stay-at-home orders and other restrictions that the rest of the state is preparing to implement.https://t.co/qkD9mKINnE

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 10, 2020

British scientists hope to see a “signal” on whether their vaccine candidate is working by June. https://t.co/odIKciJ25u

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 9, 2020

Antibody testing for coronavirus has arrived in Hampton Roads https://t.co/dvTVxRsDx9

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 8, 2020

Polar. Vortex.

It's going to get cold this weekend.https://t.co/n0jFCP5tHe

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 7, 2020

If you’re looking for some hearty comfort food then look no further than a classic casserole, from a smattering of chili cheese tater tots to Instant Pot French toast. https://t.co/49wi1JyPsh

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 10, 2020

“I’ve been composting at home for seven years now. It helps the climate because it prevents food scraps from going to landfills where they release greenhouse gases.” From The New York Times: https://t.co/mZk32HQb9D

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 11, 2020

Videoconferencing is suddenly a big part of our lives during quarantine, and most of us make the same rookie mistakes. https://t.co/PQ4D3BcOBH

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 13, 2020

US judge says new pipelines need more reviewhttps://t.co/Y8pxH8vVCY

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 12, 2020

Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted that he would be on the assembly line and asked that he be arrested if authorities take anyone into custody.

Bold move.https://t.co/D714LqQzph

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 12, 2020

In Japan, these insects — sometimes called “murder hornets” — are known for more than their aggression and excruciating sting. They are seen as a pleasant snack and an invigorating ingredient in drinks. From The New York Times: https://t.co/kZWUjZRc3P

— The Virginian-Pilot (@virginianpilot) May 7, 2020

Not business as usual: Restaurants, retailers and others prepare to reopen. My @roanoketimes story with @ReporterToniaM: https://t.co/30pmDgU1pP

— Casey Fabris (@caseyfabris) May 14, 2020

In a setback for the Mountain Valley Pipeline, a federal judge has upheld his ban on the permitting process for crossing streams and wetlands https://t.co/f7eg1G1KTU

— Laurence Hammack (@LaurenceHammack) May 13, 2020

On Monday, Virginia courts can “hear in-person non-emergency matters if they determine it is safe to do so… provided they comply with the guidance for transitioning from emergency to routine operations."

Here's more on measures to do so in Roanoke.https://t.co/3iFOYbGvJD

— Neil Harvey (@NewsHarvey) May 14, 2020

After coronavirus: Your next flight may look like thishttps://t.co/ZMhsblWU4F

— fredericksburg.com (@NewsInTheBurg) May 11, 2020

A local manufacturing business has found a way to keep its operation rolling and its staff working by pivoting to make items retailers need during the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/oCIaaQg4Nu

— fredericksburg.com (@NewsInTheBurg) May 11, 2020

#ICYMI: “We were right in the middle of a sweet-spot of the ramp-up and turning the corner into profitability, and then this thing hit."
Story from @iamIanMunro https://t.co/6bBYj8G6ex

— DNR (@DNRnews) May 5, 2020

Governor details reopening plan https://t.co/itUJHXUQZ9

— Suffolk News-Herald (@suffolknews) May 10, 2020

Respiratory therapists are on the front line caring for intensive care patients who struggle from lung complications caused by the coronavirus. https://t.co/E5j0BCEyh4

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 11, 2020

Keeping eyes on the road: Technology aims at distracted drivinghttps://t.co/drhDyJ6zSP

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 9, 2020

Beer sales are soaring, and these brands are winning the booze battlehttps://t.co/jrQWYWbjgg

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 1, 2020

40 songs about the coronavirus pandemic. Listen here.https://t.co/IjWzYZEglh

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 5, 2020

A guide to picking, storing and eating spring fruithttps://t.co/dowiheJEen

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 10, 2020

Fishy websites have been publishing incorrect information about the Tri-Cities Airport–along with hundreds of other U.S. airports–in misleading airport “guides,” the airport said Wednesday. https://t.co/Hk3PeYXWjg via @heraldcourier

— Sarah Wade (@swadely) May 6, 2020

"From Friday, March 13 to Friday, March 20, state ABC stores in Southwest Virginia grossed nearly $550,000, an increase of 56% from the same week in 2019." @Leif_Greiss on liquor sales amid the pandemic:https://t.co/DJvhb9UXh4 @heraldcourier

— Sarah Wade (@swadely) May 12, 2020

Leaders at the University of Virginia’s College at Wise plan to begin the coming fall semester on campus, after shifting classes online this spring amid the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/6YaVUAArwk

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 13, 2020

4 tips for easing your dry-skin woeshttps://t.co/wU7IYTubph

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 9, 2020

Michael Jordan's signature 1985 Air Jordans up for auctionhttps://t.co/df5iWr844P

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 8, 2020

15 celebrities who were teachers before they were famoushttps://t.co/KSinetEQgR

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 6, 2020

How to stop glasses from fogging up when wearing face maskhttps://t.co/9tbovDyDw6

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 6, 2020

Nike donates 30,000 shoes to front-line workers fighting COVID-19https://t.co/MXR9hWWeBv

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 5, 2020

On Monday, an alliance of world leaders hosted by the European Union held a virtual summit on vaccine research, pledging to give 7.4 billion euros ($8 billion). The U.S. was notably absent. https://t.co/U9JvV3RGby

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 4, 2020

'Travel bubble' between New Zealand, Australia could be model for futurehttps://t.co/XvkAwEftpQ

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 4, 2020

4 ways to reduce allergies in your homehttps://t.co/nWz09aaCAP

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 2, 2020

Here are 11 meat-free ways to get more proteinhttps://t.co/OknSJsF0Ar

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 2, 2020

Can virtual reality satisfy adventure during quarantine?https://t.co/WebQ1G3S4V

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 2, 2020

U.S. regulators on Friday authorized emergency use of an experimental drug that appears to help some coronavirus patients recover faster. Get a recap of the latest developments in the COVID-19 crisis. https://t.co/Z6OgKUimGp

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 1, 2020

All that sourdough people have been making could help scientistshttps://t.co/RWFGM8IyQY

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 1, 2020

The 25 most popular dog breeds in America this year … and the raresthttps://t.co/oyZ3Ztu51R

— Herald Courier (@heraldcourier) May 1, 2020

There are 25,431 confirmed COVID-19 cases in Virginia, with 899 confirmed deaths. The Thomas Jefferson Health District reported six new cases, bringing the region's total to 360. https://t.co/0uy3YE9T3F

— The Daily Progress (@DailyProgress) May 13, 2020

Why stimulus checks won't be taxed, but unemployment benefits will behttps://t.co/pKm3M6hnQJ

— The Daily Progress (@DailyProgress) May 12, 2020

States with the longest ER wait timeshttps://t.co/up55zNWeHk

— The Daily Progress (@DailyProgress) May 11, 2020