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But the answer is now increasingly clear: natural immunity from Covid following infection and recovery is HIGHLY protective against future Covid infections. Rates of reinfection are very low. Perhaps natural immunity eventually wanes, but we don’t know when. In fact, a little-noticed paper from June suggests it may actually strengthen for at least a year - and provide plenty of protection from Delta and other variants. I am not going into the problems with vaccine-generated protection today or with our political unwillingness to recognize natural immunity. (Remember, GOOD NEWS - we could all use it).

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CHARLOTTE, NC — Charlotte's sports scene just got a whole lot bigger. The Queen City has been named the 30th expansion city for Major League Soccer, beating out Phoenix and Las Vegas, according to reports. The news of the major expansion award going to Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper was confirmed Tuesday by Tepper, alongside Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles at an event at the Mint Museum Uptown, the Charlotte Observer reported. According to the newspaper, Tepper is spending between $300 million and $325 million on the expansion — <a href="https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/article238363253.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">a significant increase over the $200-million </a>price tag associated with the last round of MLS expansions in St. Louis, Missouri and Sacramento, California. While details of the City of Charlotte's contribution to the endeavor remain unclear, Lyles indicated last month in a letter that the city could hold $110 million aside in reserve to help the venture, newspaper said. The team, which has not yet been named, will begin playing at the Bank of America Stadium in 2021, and it will be headquartered in east Charlotte where the old Eastland Mall was located. "It's going to be a new Charlotte," Tepper said. "We're the hot city."

CHARLOTTE, NC — Charlotte’s sports scene just got a whole lot bigger. The Queen City has been named the 30th expansion city for Major League Soccer, beating out Phoenix and Las Vegas, according to reports.

The news of the major expansion award going to Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper was confirmed Tuesday by Tepper, alongside Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles at an event at the Mint Museum Uptown, the Charlotte Observer reported. According to the newspaper, Tepper is spending between $300 million and $325 million on the expansion — <a href="https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/article238363253.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">a significant increase over the $200-million </a>price tag associated with the last round of MLS expansions in St. Louis, Missouri and Sacramento, California.

While details of the City of Charlotte’s contribution to the endeavor remain unclear, Lyles indicated last month in a letter that the city could hold $110 million aside in reserve to help the venture, newspaper said. The team, which has not yet been named, will begin playing at the Bank of America Stadium in 2021, and it will be headquartered in east Charlotte where the old Eastland Mall was located.

“It’s going to be a new Charlotte,” Tepper said. “We’re the hot city.”

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Charlotte Named New MLS Expansion City

Charlotte was named the 30th expansion city for Major League Soccer Tuesday, beating out Phoenix and Las Vegas.
