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2 Amazon workers at Charlotte-area facilities test positive for COVID-19
An Amazon spokesman confirmed late Monday night that two employees — one in Charlotte, one in Concord — have tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
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Charlotte food bank asking for monetary donations during coronavirus pandemic
Normally, Loaves and Fishes would call on community food drives to help those less fortunate. COVID-19 has made that practically impossible.
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Employee raises safety concerns about Atrium Health asking non-medical personnel to go to 'mission critical areas'
An Atrium Health employee contacted the Defenders team with concerns about the hospital's re-deployment plan.
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Man with baby charged with shooting into 10 Charlotte homes
The child was safely rescued by police officers. The 25 residents and individuals involved in the argument were not injured, CMPD said.
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Charlotte mayor declines to take position on hazard pay for essential employees
Mayor Vi Lyles said 75% of the city's emergency operation spending is eligible for reimbursement from FEMA, but didn't take a side on the issue of hazard pay.
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