The division story update#
The division story plus#

The Technician arrives with a handheld missile launcher, solving technical issues with the careful application of explosive ordinance. I'm sure the idea is you'd creep into these missions all sneaky-like, but TU6's new specialisation is anything but. Everyone else will just have to wait 'til Tuesday the 22nd to go pilfering through The Pentagon.

The division story plus#

These missions, plus two shorter Classified Assignments, open up for Year 1 Pass holders today. Over the course of Episode 2's intro and two main missions, our raincoat riflemen will sneak into The Last Castle, bash some mercs in the bonce, and secure America's tainted military heart for good once more. Since then, they've snuck into The Pentagon to take control of a secret lab containing a powerful bio-reactor. When we last left our agents, they'd just seen Washington DC invaded by nasty mercenary types, Black Tusk.

The division story update#

Title Update 6 arrives with The Division: Episode 2, the second chapter in Ubisoft's secret cop story. While that elusive second raid might still be a while off, Title Update 6 arrives today, dropping seasoned street cleaners into the heart of The Pentagon for some high tech murder in The Division 2: Episode 2.Д«ut today's update does more than give endgame experts more baddies to blap, bringing in an explosive new specialist and sweeping interface changes to clean things up, one way or another. 85% said they had already gotten vaccinated or were planning to.The Division 2's street-fashion soldiers have packed their bags, loaded their rifles, and titled their baseball caps backwards for their most dangerous mission yet. They also werenвЂ™t keeping a record of it.ДЄ spokesperson for Newport News Public Schools told 10 On Your Side a survey was sent to all faculty and staff asking them about their vaccination plans. 30, Portsmouth, Chesapeake, Hampton, Virginia Beach, and Suffolk were not asking teachers to disclose if theyвЂ™ve gotten the COVID-19 vaccine. From October 1 to October 7, schools officials have reported 44 COVID-19 cases.ДЎ2 of those were from Norview Middle School.ДЄs of Sept. The union president hopes this choice will be the answer to those fears.ДЎ0 On Your Side has heard from parents of Norfolk school students who are concerned with the rates of COVID-19. There is a lot of angst and outright fear in the schools.вЂќ вЂњEvery soul that has called in here, is as happy as I am. Who makes the decision for the children? They canвЂ™t make them.вЂќД¬alhoun also said that most of the teachers heвЂ™s heard from since the vote, are pleased with the decision. Fine, I donвЂ™t have a problem with that itвЂ™s a miracle. вЂњAdults make decisions every day and they live with the consequences every day. I applaud them for this decision and I agree with them 100%,вЂќ Calhoun told 10 On Your Side. вЂњIt is the school boardвЂ™s job to keep these students safe and educated, to keep their staff safe and working and what they did tonight they felt like they had to do to make that possible. Thomas Calhoun, who serves as president of the Norfolk Federation of Teachers, was shocked by the districtвЂ™s decision. A Norfolk school board member says the recommendation could be heard as early as November 3. Under the new mandate, the superintendent will create a process for warning and disciplining staff who do not comply and donвЂ™t have a legally valid claim for an exemption. The resolution passed by the board Wednesday also allows the division superintendent to send out a survey to employees to figure out whoвЂ™s vaccinated, to require proof of vaccination, and to establish a process for the submission of weekly COVID-19 test results, the news release said. The division said exceptions will be made for employees who canвЂ™t be vaccinated or tested for вЂњlegally held valid reasons based on disability or sincerely held religious beliefs.вЂќ вЂњI think it s an absolutely necessary move and itвЂ™s not an easy one.вЂќДЄccording to a school division news release, the mandate was approved in response to the вЂњcontinuing pandemic and surging infections from multiple variations of the virus, including the fast-spreading and highly contagious delta variant.вЂќ вЂњIt was a progressive move by the Norfolk school board,вЂќ Calhoun said. Norfolk Federation of TeacherвЂ™s president Thomas Calhoun sat down with 10 On Your Side the day following the vote. If they arenвЂ™t, theyвЂ™ll be tested weekly. Staff will need to be fully vaccinated by Jan. The Norfolk School Board voted unanimously to approve the mandate Wednesday. (WAVY) - Norfolk Public Schools will require all staff to get vaccinated against COVID-19 or be tested weekly for the virus.