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HUNTINGTON, Mass. 鈥?Rising fuel costs across the country are forcing some cities and towns to make difficult decisions when it comes to how many road improvement projects they can afford to pay for this year. Charles Dazelle is the highway stanley cup  superintendent for Huntington, Massachusetts. It s a small town tucked in the Berkshire Mountains. The latest Census numbers put the rural community s population at 2,100 and the median household income is around $52,000. That doesn t translate into very much revenue from taxes for things like paving projects. If I pave a mile of road a year, it would take me 25 years just to pave all the roads we have,  Charles lamented. T stanley cup his year, Charles is feeling the pinch in more ways than one. Last year, it cost him about $100,000 to pave one mile of road. Paving one mile of roadway this year will cost closer to $125,000 because of rising fuel cost stanley cup s and rising material costs. We re going backward rather than forwards,  he said. The rising cost of gas and inflation is driving up the cost of materials for construction projects nationwide.  We try to do the best we can but a lot of times we re embarrassed for people to see our roads because we just aren t get Vrje Officers fatally shoot 15-foot snake wrapped around man  s neck
KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?There are still many Americans who are hesitant to get the COVID-19 vaccine. I encourage folks to get vaccinated, protect yourselves, protect your loved ones,  Dr. Rex Archer, KCMO Health Department Director said.There are many people who are getting the vaccinated every day. But, not everyone wants to get vaccinated. What we are seeing is there is actually a small percentage that are just opposed of getting vaccinated. There is a fairly large group, maybe 30-40% of the population that is eh I am not sure,  Archer said.The Missouri Hospital Association took a poll from 800 Missourians about the COVID-19 vaccine.                    5 stanley kaffeebecher 4% of those polled said they hav stanley cup e got at least one vaccine. 11% said they plan t stanley thermos o get the vaccine. While 28% said they don t plan to get the shot. It s different in different parts of the state. We see this nationally that there are people in rural parts of the state that are less likely to want the vaccine,  Mary Becker with the Missouri Hospital Association said.  Those who are very conservative, those in the African American population are less likely. Archer said one way they are getting people vaccinated is making it convenient. W