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Merry Christmas from our staff

All the current Coronavirus FACTS Sources: U.S. CDC, China CDC, Johns Hopkins University, The New York Times

Happy New Year!! The flu season is hitting harder than it has in years, but CVMG definitely has you covered. Stop by for your flu shot and checkup today, it's never too late to take care of yourself! #CVMGFacts

CVMG Facts: New Years Resolutions Try this one: DEFINE EVERY DAY. Pick a new word to live by each month not talking about the new words recently added to the dictionary, but positive ones like friendly or wholesomeand apply it to your daily actions ... Introduce yourself to that new neighbor, or swap your favorite fast food joint for a juice bar once a week Post your word somewhere you can see it or set it as your email password as a reminder.

CVMG Facts: New Years!! The New Year's Eve Ball first dropped in 1907! While the tradition of a Times Square New Year’s Eve celebration dates back to 1904, the ball was not dropped at this event until 1907, according to Times Square's website. The first Ball weighed 700 pounds and had a diameter of 5 feet. It was constructed out of wood and iron, and had one hundred light bulbs on it

CVMG Xmas Facts! Did you know... Roast turkey or another type of poultry is the main protein in a typical Christmas dinner today, but back in medieval times the preferred poultry was actually peacock! Boar was also a Christmas mainstay. It wasn’t until Henry VIII had turkey for Christmas in the sixteenth century that it became the norm