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Not being able to visit friends or relatives at their nursing home is a bummer, but exposing them to COVID-19 would be awful. Technology called Documentelligence is a Thermal Facial recognition Camera that can instantly check temperature, mask detection, facial recognition for contact tracing & visitor registration. Not only is this technology useful outside the […]
We need to pay more attention to where the products we buy come from, who is making them and how that company is participating globally. Because everything on this planet is connected. For example the pesticides used on cotton fields negatively contribute to the decline in pollinator health, which is harming biodiversity and our food […]
For the first time since March, there were no deaths resulting from COVID-19 reported in a 24 hour period in New York City. According to city officials, the successful results are in part due to new guidances on face masks and better testing availability. The city wants to continue this streak and will be “doubling […]
It’s the middle of August and normally I would be shopping for back-to-school clothes and supplies. Instead I am trying to decide whether or not to send my children to school. After tonight’s virtual meeting with the Brighton School District, I’m leaning towards the 100% remote option.
U.S. District Judge Glenn T. Suddaby issued a preliminary injunction this past Friday for the case involving a couple who had booked their wedding at a golf club venue in Akron, Ohio. This goes against the western New York pandemic-related restrictions. One of Cuomo’s administration spokespeople has called the decision “Irresponsible”. Source: Rochester First
A family in Florida is facing criminal charges for allegedly selling a product that contains harmful chemicals and calling it a cure for coronavirus. The “Miracle Mineral Solution” that they sold too over 10,000 Florida residents contains a mixture of sodium chlorite and water, which turns to chlorine dioxide, or bleach, when ingested. Mark Grenon […]
(Wednesday, August 12, 2020) – Mayor Warren has announced that the City of Rochester’s Cool Sweep operations will be in effect today, Wednesday, August 12, to provide city residents with opportunities to get additional relief from the heat. Cool Sweep — presented by Avangrid Foundation and RG&E — is the City’s annual public safety and […]
The 15th season of HBO’s NFL reality series “Hard Knocks” Opens With COVID-19 News. Los Angeles Chargers head coach Anthony Lynn told his players. “I can’t promise you that you’re not going to get infected. … I got infected,” “Be patient, man. Be patient. Fellas, this year is not like any year we’ve had in the […]
According to the New York State Department of Health, COVID-19 numbers are down enough to allow visitation in nursing homes to resume, starting July 15. Social distancing measures will still be in place and there will be restrictions on how many visitors can be in the room at the same time. Things like temperature checks […]
WDKX Chief Meteorologist Richard J. McCollough, M.Ed said one more day of the wave till the rain.. Rochester will feel like a 100 degrees again today!!