Post by Admin on Mar 15, 2020 18:05:41 GMT -7
More Montana Corona Virus News...
KBZK reports
"Big Sky Resort has announced that it will suspend operations after skiing on Sunday, March 15.
"As always, our top priority has been the health and wellbeing of our guests, team members, and community, and this is undoubtedly the right decision given the COVID-19 in Montana: new cases, two public leaders in isolationsituation," a statement from Big Sky said.
All retail and rental shops, as well as aSolace Spa will also close. Food outlets will remain open based on situational needs and a commitment to social distancing. Lodging properties will remain open while guests in house make alternate travel arrangements".
Read the full story here.
"Big Sky Resort has announced that it will suspend operations after skiing on Sunday, March 15.
"As always, our top priority has been the health and wellbeing of our guests, team members, and community, and this is undoubtedly the right decision given the COVID-19 in Montana: new cases, two public leaders in isolationsituation," a statement from Big Sky said.
All retail and rental shops, as well as aSolace Spa will also close. Food outlets will remain open based on situational needs and a commitment to social distancing. Lodging properties will remain open while guests in house make alternate travel arrangements".
Read the full story here.
COVID-19 in Montana: new cases, two public leaders in isolation
KBZK reports:
"The situation around the novel coronavirus escalated Saturday as the state reported two new cases and that two top state leaders were in isolation.
The two new presumptive positive cases are both from Missoula county. According to Governor Steve Bullock's Office, the Missoula County patients were a woman in her 30's and a male in his 50's.
Saturday test results bring the total number of cases in the state of Montana to six.
One of the patients identified Saturday night was Montana Commissioner of Higher Education Clayton Christian".
Read the full story here.
The two new presumptive positive cases are both from Missoula county. According to Governor Steve Bullock's Office, the Missoula County patients were a woman in her 30's and a male in his 50's.
Saturday test results bring the total number of cases in the state of Montana to six.
One of the patients identified Saturday night was Montana Commissioner of Higher Education Clayton Christian".
Read the full story here.