Saturday, May 18, 2024

Iowa Kwik Trip and Kwik Star Stores Coming Out With A New Item

 



Kwik Star is one of the best 'one-stop shops' ever.

Whether you're filling up with gas for your next road trip adventure, need a quick lunch snack, or buy an entire meal for the family, you can never go wrong with making a stop at Kwik Star.

Not only does Kwik Star offer fresh food, but they also have an incredible selection of healthier options. Kwik Star offers a variety of fresh fruit options, potatoes, onions, and other produce. If you need to make a 'kwik' stop to grab a healthier lunch, Kwik Star has you covered.


If you're looking for something sweet and/or salty, Kwik Star has a new item that has combined two of Kwik Star's most popular items: doughnuts and chips!


Doughnut Potato Chips?

The newest innovation at Kwik Star has the potential to be your new favorite snack. I have a feeling that 'blueberry-dunker flavored URGE potato chips' will be something you either love or hate. There's no in-between.


According to CSNews"the flavored snack is a nod to the chain's popular Blueberry Dunker doughnuts, which debuted in 2013. In 2023, the company made more than 9 million Blueberry Dunkers."

Kwik Star wanted to create a new product that was based on one of their most popular products. There was some testing involved and after going through various options, Kwik Star has landed on the Blueberry Dunker potato chips.

The chips will be available on May 18th for a limited time.

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Monday, May 13, 2024

Autism may impact metabolism

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Air quality advisory issued for Wisconsin counties due to Canadian wildfire smoke

 


The advisory is for Canadian wildfire smoke (PM2.5) drifting into the region, which is expected to reach the "unhealthy for sensitive groups" level.

The advisory lasts from 10:00 a.m. Monday to midnight in the following counties:

  • Adams
  • Buffalo
  • Chippewa
  • Clark
  • Columbia
  • Crawford
  • Dane
  • Dunn
  • Eau Claire
  • Grant
  • Green Lake
  • Iowa
  • Jackson
  • Juneau
  • La Crosse
  • Langlade
  • Lincoln
  • Marathon
  • Marquette
  • Menominee
  • Monroe
  • Outagamie
  • Pepin
  • Pierce
  • Portage
  • Richland
  • Saint Croix
  • Sauk
  • Shawano
  • Taylor
  • Trempealeau
  • Vernon
  • Waupaca
  • Waushara
  • Winnebago
  • Wood

Details about the advisory can be found on the DNR's website.

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Sunday, May 12, 2024

Photos: Northern Lights dazzle Coulee Region




Photo Above was taken in Mindoro, WI - from Cass C.

LA CROSSE, WI 

With a historic solar storm sweeping over the globe on Friday and Saturday, many looked skyward to catch a glimpse of the light displays known as aurorae, commonly called the Northern Lights in areas above the equator. 

Here in the Coulee Region, viewers shared their best pictures of the rare phenomenon with WKBT meteorologist Bill Graul. 

Those who missed the Northern Lights on Friday may have a second chance to see them Saturday night, with the show set to continue in much of the continental United States, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Peak visibility will be between 9 pm and midnight.

This is a once in a lifetime even to see this, but it has already happened, so hopefully you had a chance to see it.


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Little House on the Prairie cast celebrates Mother's Day on the La Crosse Queen

 



Cast members from one of television's iconic shows celebrated Mother's Day with fans on the La Crosse Queen. 

Little House on the Prairie is celebrating 50 years this year and cast members are on a national tour to celebrate.

The last two days they've been in Pepin, the birthplace for Laura Ingalls Wilder, whose works inspired the show. Today they boarded two different La Crosse Queen cruises for Q&A and meet and greet sessions.

The event's executive producer says it's a thrill for the cast to see how the show is still beloved to this day.

"A lot of classic TV shows don't have that, so we're very fortunate that that happens and we're able to have a great fan base all across the country and even worldwide," said Jackson Bishop. 

The cast's 50th anniversary tour will also make stops this year in Kansas, Missouri, South Dakota, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Tennessee. 

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Monday, May 6, 2024

Wisconsin eighth grader takes the wheel of his school bus after driver loses consciousness

 



 It was a normal end to the school day in late April for Acie Holland III, an eighth grader at Glen Hills Middle School in Glendale, Wisconsin.

He followed his routine and got on the school bus to go home. The bus driver joked with students, Holland said, before putting on her headphones.

Then things took a sudden turn.

From his seat past the middle of the bus, Holland said the bus driver looked a little sick or tired and her head dropped. He knew something was wrong when she continued to press the gas and missed a street.

“She turned the corner and there’s another street that we usually turn on. She pressed the gas and went past the corner, and I looked up,” Holland told CNN.

He walked to the front of the bus to check on her, but she didn’t respond, he said. She had temporarily lost consciousness and the bus was veering into oncoming traffic. Holland rushed to move her foot off of the gas. He said he applied the brakes and safely parked the bus.

“I wasn’t really scared, I was just trying to get the bus to stop,” he said.

After stopping the bus, Holland contacted 911 and his grandmother, who is a nurse assistant. He also instructed the other 13-15 students on board to call their families.

“Everybody was just like, ‘thank you’ because I saved their life,” said Holland, who hopes to one day own a barber shop or mechanic shop.

Glen Hills Middle School Principal Anna Young wrote in a note to families that the “community could not be any prouder of Acie.”

“The compassion and leadership that we see him exhibit daily was taken to the next level on his bus ride home yesterday. We are grateful that all of our Glen Hills students are safe and are wishing their driver a healthy recovery,” she continued.

Eventually, the driver regained consciousness and called the bus company, Riteway, which sent another driver to take the students home safely.

According to the school principal, the driver experienced a medical emergency and was receiving care.

Holland’s parents are incredibly proud and relieved.

At first, Holland’s father, Acie Holland II, didn’t believe him when he heard the story later that day.

“Dad, I saved the school bus from crashing,” he told him. Ultimately, the story didn’t surprise him.

“He’s always been a person where he’s real quick on his feet. That’s one of my things that I know he’s capable of, not on the school bus, but just in general, being able to help someone in need,” Holland’s father told CNN. “But I am proud of what he did.”

The small, tight-knit community continues to show its pride since the incident. At a school board meeting earlier this week, Holland gained recognition through a proclamation from the mayor and city council. The Glendale Police Department and the Milwaukee Fire Department also praised his heroics.

Holland had some previous experience with vehicles. Since he was little, he’s been working with his father, a certified auto technician.

“It was like he was in the right place at the right time. So it was, it was meant to be for a variety of reasons, the most important being for the safety of others,” Young said.

Holland appreciates all the recognition he’s been getting. He says he’s just glad he was able to get everyone home safely. He says this experience has given him more self-assurance.

“I feel more confident with having a fight or flight moment,” he said.

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1930 steam locomotive stops in La Crosse

 


LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW) - Train enthusiasts around the area were transported back to the golden age of steam-powered locomotion as the Empress, a restored 2816 steam train, made a stop in La Crosse.

The train, belonging to the Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC), started its journey in Calgary, Canada in April and is making its way south of the border to Mexico City.

This special visit was not just about reliving the past. It marked a significant moment in modern railway history; The merger of two iconic railroad giants, The Canadian pacific and Kansas city railroads.

This cross-border tour, named the Final Spike Anniversary Steam Tour commenced in April.

This locomotive, built in December 1930 by the Montreal Locomotive Works, had undergone extensive restoration beginning in 2022, culminating in late 2023 after a series of meticulous test runs.

The train came down the Mississippi River from St. Paul where it had stayed since arriving Friday. 

It crossed the Mississippi River and rolled into La Crosse's Amtrak Depot just before 1 p.m. It stayed at the depot for a few minutes before continuing its journey east towards the Chicago area. 

Groups large and small waited along the tracks for a chance to get a glimpse of the train and take a few pictures or videos of a piece of railroad history.

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Sunday, May 5, 2024

CBS Hits 16th Straight Season As Most-Watched Primetime Network

 


CBS remains the most-watched TV network for the 16th consecutive season, averaging 5.59 million viewers per night. The network’s record-setting Super Bowl broadcast in February helped  helped keep it in the top spot, along with hosting 8 of the 10 most watched shows (excluding sports) on broadcast TV — including the freshman drama Tracker at No. 1. CBS also holds a slight edge over NBC in the key demographic groups of adults 18-49 and adults 25-54. Fox suffered the biggest hit with a 25% decline in viewership this season, while The CW slipped by 16% in its first season under new ownership.

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Saturday, May 4, 2024

Eta Aquarid meteor shower peak could spawn over 100 'shooting stars' per hour this weekend

 


Astronomers predict that this year's Eta Aquarids are "expected to show a noticeable outburst" thanks to meteoroids ejected from Halley's comet about 2,500 years ago.


It has been 38 years since Halley's Comet last passed through the inner solar system. This famous comet takes roughly 75 years to circle the sun. But if you're 42 years old or younger, you probably have little or no memory of the 1986 appearance of this famous cosmic vagabond (your next chance will come in the summer of 2061). 

Or maybe, if you were around back then, you didn't see Halley at all because of light pollution or the comet's low altitude above the horizon. If you missed out on the 1986 event, or don't want to wait until 2061, you might want to step outside before sunrise during these next few mornings and try to catch a view of some "cosmic litter" that has been left behind in space by Halley's Comet.  

The orbit of Halley's Comet closely approaches the Earth's orbit at two places. One point is in the middle to latter part of October, producing a meteor display known as the Orionids. The other point comes in the early part of May, producing the Eta Aquarid meteors.    

When and where to watch

This year, the Eta Aquarid meteor shower is predicted to be at its best on Sunday morning, May 5, when the moon is a very thin (8% illuminated) waning crescent and safely out of harm's way to cause any disruption to visibility. 

This mid-spring meteor display remains above one-quarter of its peak strength for about 10 days. And the 2024 version of this shower is also anticipated to provide a higher number of meteors than usual. More on that in a moment. 

This is the best meteor shower of the year for those living in the Southern Hemisphere, typically yielding hourly rates of 60 or more. 

There is, however, a bit of a drawback if you plan to watch for these meteors from north of the equator. The radiant (the point from which these meteors appear to originate in the sky) is found at the "Water Jar" asterism of the constellation Aquarius, which comes above the southeast horizon at around 3 a.m. local daylight time, and never gets very high as seen from north temperate latitudes. 

That means the actual observed rates are usually lower than the oft-quoted 60 per hour; closer to 10 to 20 per hour at around latitude 40-degrees north (Philadelphia) to perhaps 20 to 40 per hour near latitude 25-degrees north (Brownsville, TX). 

Enhanced activity in 2024?

According to the 2024 Observer's Handbook of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, this year's Eta Aquarids are "expected to show a noticeable outburst" from meteoroids ejected from Halley's comet about 2,500 years ago. 

In a technical paper published in the August 11, 2020 issue of the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics, astronomer Auriane Egal and four colleagues from the University of Western Ontario, present a new numerical model of the Eta Aquarid and Orionid meteor showers (referred to in the paper as the "Halleyids" meteor showers). 



According to Dr. Egal and her colleagues, material that was shed by Halley's Comet, primarily in 983 B.C., with several smaller particle ejections from the 1058 B.C., 835 B.C. and 314 B.C. comet apparitions, augmented by close interactions of these meteoroids with the gravitational pull of Jupiter, should lead to enhanced Eta Aquarid activity in 2024. 

Earth is expected to pass closest to this "rubble river" at around 13:30 UT on May 5. Unfortunately, it will be daylight over Europe and North America, but it is hoped that noticeable enhanced activity might last for perhaps a few days on either side of this predicted peak. 

The number of meteors that may be seen might be as much as two or three times the normal rate for the 2024 Eta Aquarids. In their paper, Egal et al write that this year's outburst could produce "from 120 to 160 meteors per hour, with a 30% confidence on the predicted rates."

Catch an Earthgrazer

For most who live at mid-northern latitudes, perhaps your best hope is not necessarily to see a large number of meteors, but rather to catch a glimpse of a meteor emerging from the Eta Aquarid radiant that will skim Earth's atmosphere horizontally — much like a bug skimming the side window of an automobile. Meteor watchers call such shooting stars "Earthgrazers." They tend to leave colorful, long-lasting trails. 

"These meteors are extremely long," says Robert Lunsford, of the International Meteor Organization. "They tend to hug the horizon rather than shooting overhead where most cameras are aimed." 

"Earthgrazers are rarely numerous," cautions Bill Cooke, a member of the Space Environments team at the Marshall Space Flight Center. "But even if you only see a few, you're likely to remember them." 

With the prediction of enhanced activity on the table for Sunday (May 5), you might have a better chance of seeing more than a few Earthgrazers in the hour or two prior to the first light of dawn. If you plan to look, try settling down on a long lounge or deck-chair, dress warmly and concentrate on that area of the sky from overhead and down toward the southeast. Consider also trying again on Monday morning (May 6) if your local skies are clear. 

Comet crumbs

If you do catch sight of an Earthgrazer early on those mornings, keep in mind that you'll likely be seeing the incandescent streak produced by material which originated from the nucleus of Halley's Comet. When these tiny comet crumbs — likely no larger than a grain of sand or a pebble — collide with Earth, friction with our atmosphere raises them to white heat and produces the effect popularly referred to as "shooting stars." 

So it is that the shooting stars that we have come to call the Eta Aquarids are really an encounter with the traces of a famous visitor from the depths of space and from the dawn of creation.

Editor's note: If you snap an amazing Eta Aquarid meteor shower photo that you'd like to share with us and our news partners for a possible story or image gallery, send images and comments to us at spacephotos@space.com


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Stimulus check update 2024 — Thousands can claim payment up to $10,500 from $675,000 settlement – see if you’re eligible

 


THOUSANDS of Americans can claim payments up to $10,500 thanks to a data breach settlement of $675,000.

Crystal Bay Casino, a hotel and casino near Lake Tahoe in Nevada, agreed to the giant settlement to resolve a 27-page class action lawsuit - despite denying any wrongdoing.

More than 86,000 people were affected in the November 2022 data breach as personal information of employees and Player's Club members was compromised, according to ClassAction.Org.

Individuals who received a data breach notification from Crystal Bay are eligible for payments up to $500 for "ordinary expenses" including bank fees, communications costs, and up to five hours of lost time at a rate of $20 per hour under the settlement terms.

Other members can get up to $10,000 for "extraordinary losses" linked to identity theft or fraud between June 1, 2022, and June 4, 2024. These losses must be documented to get payment.

Class members who don't have proof of payment or don't wish to claim any data breach-related losses can opt for cash payments between $25 and $50 and three years of free credit monitoring.

In order to get a payment, class members must file a claim form by June 4. The deadline for exclusion and objection is May 6, 2024.

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What to know about homebuyer grants

homebuyer grant is a direct payment that can go straight toward steep out-of-pocket mortgage costs for those who qualify.

ChaseBank of America, and other organizations launched initiatives to get up to $22,500 in the hands of US residents looking to buy.

Bank of America offers two grant programs for first-time buyers.

The America’s Home Grant can provide up to $7,500 in lender loans for closing costs while the Down Payment Grant will give a buyer up to $10,000 in down payment assistance.

To get the free cash, you’ll have to borrow from Bank of America, and it’s important to note that the Down Payment Grant has to be claimed on your taxes.

Illinois approved millions for tax rebates

New Lenox, Illinois has approved $2.2 million in tax rebates for select residents.

A village official told The U.S. Sun that checks were mailed on March 4, to nearly 6,790 households.

Those who receive the rebate are required to report it to the IRS when filing annual taxes.

Today, 09:00By Sophie Gable

How to qualify for homeowner relief

To qualify for homeowner relief, Alabama residents must live in single-family or manufactured housing. Multi-family units and apartments do not qualify.

The money can be used for several specific repairs, as determined by an inspector.

  • Roof replacement
  • HVAC repair or replacement
  • Plumbing repairs
  • Electrical repairs
  • Limited structural repairs
  • Exterior painting
  • Septic System

The program is first-come first-served. Steps to apply can be found online.

Today, 08:30By Sophie Gable

Alabama allocates millions for home repair

Alabama has allocated $3 million from the American Rescue Plan to help residents of Montgomery County with home repairs.

The money was included in the government’s 2021 Covid-19 stimulus package and is finally being disbursed via the Critical Home Repair program.

The Central Alabama Regional Planning and Development told the Montgomery Advertiser that to qualify for the relief, residents must prove their homes need repairs that will improve their safety.

Montgomery County residents must also have a low to moderate income.

Drug settlement deadline fast approaching

Prospective claimants must act fast and file their forms before the deadline of May 6, 2024.

The final approval hearing in the class action lawsuit was over a year prior on March 8, 2023.

Deadlines for exclusion and objection passed earlier on September 23, 2022.

It’s unclear exactly when qualifying class members can expect to receive their direct payment from the settlement.

An estimated amount has not yet been determined.

Distributions will vary based on the amount of eligible drug purchases included per applicant.

Today, 07:30By Sophie Gable

What you'll need to claim drug settlement money

Before affected Americans consider filing, they must ensure they have proof of purchase of the generic drugs within the allotted period.

Prescription orders or account statements verifying the purchase would need to be included while filing a claim.

The documents must show the transaction for one or more of the eligible generic drugs listed in the suit from either Sun Pharmaceuticals or Taro Pharmaceuticals between May 1, 2009, and December 31, 2019.

Those who already received a claim form in the mail from the settlement may not be required to include the proof of purchase.

Others may be asked to provide further data if it is not located by either company in their records.

A downloadable copy of the claim form to send in to a mailing address listed on the settlement website is accessible here.

Today, 07:00By Sophie Gable

How to qualify for generic drug settlement

Those affected Americans who seek to obtain compensation from the settlement will need to keep a few deadlines in mind and meet at least three criteria to qualify.

Those who can benefit from the $85 million pot would need to have purchased specific generic drugs provided by either of the two companies within a certain period.

That period was noted in the suit as between May 1, 2009, and December 31, 2019.

Only specific eligible drugs were determined to be in the alleged price-fixed group. A list of the qualifying prescriptions is included on the settlement website.

Additionally, qualifying claimants would not have purchased the generic drugs from Walgreens or CVS.

Those who did purchase them from either retailer are not part of the class.

Today, 06:30By Sophie Gable

Get cash from pharmaceutical company settlement, continued

The alleged conspiracy to increase costs for medical patients and other customers resulted in some paying much higher for the prescriptions than they would in a competitive market.

Sun Pharmaceuticals and Taro Pharmaceuticals did not admit to any wrongdoing in the case but agreed to a settlement amount of $85 million to resolve the antitrust claims and avoid further legal costs.

The contribution amounts were split unevenly between the two companies.

Taro Pharmaceuticals paid the majority of the pot at $67.643 million.

Sun Pharmaceuticals provided $117.357 million. It’s unclear exactly how the split was determined.

Today, 06:00By Sophie Gable

Get cash from pharmaceutical company settlement

Some Americans could soon receive a direct payment from a generic drug settlement.

The money comes after Sun Pharmaceuticals and Taro Pharmaceuticals had claims made against them in a class action lawsuit.

Details noted in the suit accused the two manufacturers and their affiliates of working in tandem to raise fixed prices on some generic drugs, per Top Class Actions.

Today, 05:00By Sophie Gable

Claim data breach settlement checks up to $3,500, part four

Americans who suffered substantial losses must use bank or IRS documents to prove their losses.

Americans can get up to $350 designed to cover out-of-pocket expenses.

Such expenses include banking fees.

Claimants can use their phone bills and bank statements to prove their losses.

Claim data breach settlement checks up to $3,500, part three

Two payments are potentially up for grabs.

Those who suffered substantial losses can get up to $3,500.

But they must’ve taken action to try and get refunded for their losses.

They must prove that they took appropriate steps between April 7 2022 and July 17, 2023.

Today, 03:00By Sophie Gable

Claim data breach settlement checks up to $3,500, part two

The lawsuit accuses ACTS of failing to protect patient information.

Details that may have been compromised including names, Social Security numbers, and treatment information.

Americans can file a claim if they were named by the company in documents as being impacted by the breach.

They might also receive a payment if they received word that their information may have been compromised.

Today, 02:00By Sophie Gable

Claim data breach settlement checks up to $3,500

Americans can claim a one-time payment worth up to $3,500 if they can prove they were affected by a data breach.

Claimants can use their phone bills and bank statements as proof in a bid to recover losses.

Chiefs at ACTS Retirement Services reached a settlement over a data breach that dates back to April 2022, but the firm has not admitted any wrongdoing, per Top Class Actions.

Today, 01:00By Sophie Gable

Invest in solar panels for a 2025 tax deduction

stimulus check worth up to $6,000 is available to Americans who made an environmental investment.

Those who installed solar panels on their homes during the last tax year can claim a tax deduction worth 30% of the investment those homeowners made.

The credit cannot be issued as a refund, so the tax liability has to be worth more than 30% of the installation cost.

The credit covers solar panels or PV cells, solar water heaters, energy storage devices, permit fees, inspection costs, and more.

Today, 00:00By Sophie Gable

Eligibility for Central Maine rent relief, continued

Not every qualified person will get the $800 in help for 24 months under the eviction prevention measure.

However, according to MaineHousing director Dan Brennan, who spoke with Central Maine, the initiative is in the works, and rent assistance funding will be available by late July.

The Housing Opportunities for Maine, or HOME, Act, a $76 million housing aid package, included a prior rent reduction program run by MaineHousing.

However, Central Maine claimed that it was changed to investigate problems of the scarcity of affordable housing.

As more affordable housing is constructed, Gattine expressed to the outlet his expectation that the pilot program will be successful in mitigating the housing issue.

Today, 23:30By Sophie Gable

Eligibility for Central Maine rent relief

To be eligible, those who are curious about cannabis must earn less than 60% of the typical income in the region.

According to Central Maine, anyone who makes less than $49,749 per year and lives alone in Portland, Maine, is eligible, as per the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

You qualify for assistance if you and your family make $70,980 or less annually.

However, at the time of application, you cannot have been paying rent using a federal housing voucher.

Furthermore, residing in a subsidized housing unit will disqualify you.

Rent relief for Mainers, concluded

Maine Equal Justice, a nonprofit legal aid service, reported that over 6,000 households threatened eviction in 2023 — a 16% increase from the previous year.

According to Central Maine, as the economy falters, Maine’s population and the state’s homeless population are both expected to rise.

“Our homeless system is overloaded, and as a result, we see the exponential growth of unsheltered homelessness and encampments in places we never expected,” Katie Spencer White of Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter and Services told Maine Beacon.

Authorities expect that people who spend more than half of their income on housing expenditures would feel less stressed as a result of the planned initiative.

Today, 22:30By Sophie Gable

Rent relief for Mainers, continued

The city has long struggled with a housing crisis brought on by increasing rents and property prices, which are made worse by an old and inadequate supply of homes.

Advocates for rent relief have been organizing protests and rallies to campaign for financing for this long-running initiative.

According to Central Maine, Democratic State Representative Drew Gattine has supported the pilot program, which is being run by MaineHousing. Gattine has projected that around 2,400 individuals will be eligible.

He saw it as a chance to change Mainers’ lives for the better. According to Gattine, he wanted the issue of families finding it difficult to maintain their houses to be acknowledged on par with the demand for new housing units.

“A $300 or $400 subsidy would be really helpful for somebody, but for people with really low incomes, that would not be enough to keep them housed,” he told the outlet.

Today, 22:00By Sophie Gable

Rent relief for Mainers

For a maximum of two years, a new rent relief pilot program can put $800 in your pocket each month.

The goal of the direct payments is to reduce the number of low-income Maine residents who face homelessness due to evictions.

According to Central Maine, the new pilot program will get $18 million from the state of Maine’s $430 million supplementary budget.

Most likely-to-be-evicted tenants may get up to $800 in rent paid directly to their landlord for a maximum of two years under the terms of the rent relief project.

Today, 21:30By Sophie Gable

Qualifying for healthcare settlement, concluded

By contacting the Settlement Administrator via email at info@healthletterpppasettlement.com or by phone at 833-425-9990, you may find out if you are a settlement class member.

If you are not qualified for the settlement, do not submit a claim.

You could be eligible for money from settlements related to other class actions.

Qualifying for healthcare settlement, continued

Class members can submit a claim form until May 15, 2024, and May 13, 2024, is the deadline for expressing concerns or choosing to opt out.

The date of the final approval hearing is May 29, 2024.

Twenty-eight days following the acceptance of the final settlement or the conclusion of any appeals process, eligible class members will receive their monies.

A check will be used to make the one-time payment.

Qualifying for healthcare settlement

To be qualified for the Mayo Foundation settlement, one must meet two requirements.

Candidates have to be direct customers of the Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research, with personal data on lists given to outside parties between June 16 and July 30, 2016, included.

The impacted direct purchasers numbered about 62,746.

Each eligible class member will get an equal share of the settlement money, which is projected to be worth between $540 and $700.

Depending on the number of class members and other factors, recipients may get a larger or smaller sum.

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