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Post by Admin on Apr 22, 2020 9:41:42 GMT -7
Virus Related News for Wednesday April 22, 2020
Plans being made to reopen Yellowstone National Park The Livingston Enterprise reports:
"Yellowstone National Park Superintendent Cam Sholly said during a conference call Tuesday a plan is being formed to reopen the park, but what that plan will look like and when it will be rolled out are still up in the air.
Sholly, who took questions from business and civic leaders from Yellowstone’s Montana gateway communities, said the park being open is good economically for the surrounding communities, but the COVID-19 situation makes it difficult to predict what might happen if the park is reopened.
The reopening won’t happen all at once, Sholly said, but will be a gradual easing of restrictions. He mentioned gradually opening campgrounds and visitors centers, with hotels closed and stores operating with reduced hours as examples of ways the park might start to open when the time comes."
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Post by Admin on Apr 22, 2020 9:43:41 GMT -7
All 7 who had COVID in Park County recovered The Livingston Enterprise reports:
"All seven people in Park County who have tested positive for COVID-19 have recovered, according to a Sunday video message from Park County Health Department Medical Officer Dr. Laurel Desnick, and Park County has not had a positive case in more than a week.
“It means the steps we’ve taken so far have been effective,” Desnick said.
Those steps include social distancing and limiting the movement of people.
The conversation now revolves around how to re-open the state, Desnick said in the video.
“Once we re-open, we want to stay open,” Desnick said."
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Post by Admin on Apr 22, 2020 9:45:59 GMT -7
Here's when every state plans to end their coronavirus lockdown KBZK reports:
"On March 15, with the number of coronavirus cases steadily rising, governors in five states — California, Ohio, Illinois and Washington — closed down bars and restaurant dining rooms in an effort to prevent the spread of the disease. The move was just a preview of what was ahead in the coming weeks.
Since then, all but a handful of state governors have signed orders asking or requiring at least some citizens to stay in their homes outside of essential activities. Now that the U.S. has seemingly passed the peak of the first wave of the virus, Americans are ready to return to something resembling normalcy.
The White House has set guidelines for getting Americans back to work but has said it will allow governors to make their own decisions as to when to end lockdown and "Stay At Home" orders. Here is when each state plans to lift its restrictions."
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