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Mask mandate ends March 10; many entities to continue requiring them

Mask mandate ends March 10; many entities to continue requiring them

While Gov. Gregg Abbott has lifted the statewide mandate to wear a mask in public and allowed all businesses to operate at full capacity, many businesses, schools and other entities say they will continue to require that masks be worn. Abbott issued the order last week, effective March 10.

Some days must be dark and dreary

Some days must be dark and dreary

It was the “could have been a whole lot worse” times, it was the “when are things going to start looking up” times; it was the winter we couldn’t believe the daffodils were already starting to bloom, it was the winter we thought we’d all freeze to death; we thought we had the answers to everything, we found out we had the answers to nothing; we knew we’d all end up in heaven, we knew that everybody else would end up going the other way. To be honest, if we were to be magically transported back to the Victorian Ages, we’d fit right in, except we’d miss our automobiles and weep for the fact that microwaves and packaged Ramen noodles hadn’t been invented yet.

Texas ranks 12th in nation for reported cases of identity theft

Texas ranks 12th in nation for reported cases of identity theft

In the latest Consumer Sentinel Network (CSN) report issued by the Federal Trade Commission, Texas ranks No. 12 in the nation for the most reported cases of identity theft per 100,000 residents. Nearly 135,000 Identity theft cases were documented with those aged 30-39 being the most heavily targeted group. More than $203 million in total fraud losses were reported. The most common type of identity theft reported was Government documents or benefits fraud. This aligns with BBB reports for 2020 where government/benefits fraud reports increased by nearly 3,000% over 2019 numbers.

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