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Two of Monte Alban’s three locations have closed temporarily after an employee tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday night. While there is no information being provided as to when the Ridge road and Empire Boulevard locations will be opening, the restaurant shared a post on their Facebook page that said: “Because we reopened with masks […]
This 4th July most city and towns cancel their fireworks celebration across the country due to the Coronavirus pandemic. In most cities across the country people have been letting off illegal fireworks almost every night since Memorial Day To the point where it’s becoming a nuisance. Well in this one fireworks situation in Utah may […]
According to a press release from the City of Rochester, this year’s 4th of July celebrations have been cancelled due to New York State’s limit on mass gatherings due to COVID-19. Regulations from Phase 4 limit gatherings to 50 people or less. Traditionally, Rochestarians come out of the woodwork and convene by the Genesee River […]
This fall, some American school districts will be testing a new type of schedule for their student body. Since the coronavirus isn’t expected to go away anytime soon, social distancing in the classroom is still a big concern for the education system. Seattle has declared that its students will probably go to school twice a […]
The Seneca Park Zoo has been closed for the past 4 months due to the coronavirus pandemic. Now that New York has entered phase 4 or re opening, the zoo was able to open its doors to members on Friday and Saturday. The amount of people allowed inside has been reduced and officials are requesting […]
Governor Andrew Cuomo blasted other governors in states where postive coronavirus numbers are steady rising. Cuomo said “Governors played politics with the virus and lost.” If you remember New York state had the highest positive cases at the beginning of the pandemic and now you see States like Florida with 9000 new cases daily. States […]
Almost 30 years ago, the Ronald McDonald House Charities held its first sale in a garage where it raised money to help the families of sick children get housing and support when they needed it most. This week, officials have let the public know that this year’s sale, scheduled for May, is cancelled due to […]
On Thursday, Texas reported its highest spike in coronavirus cases since it began re opening. The governor has since paused the scheduled phase in response to the more than 6000 new cases that were reported in one day. The combined numbers in the 30 states that have begun reopening procedures have set a record for […]
As the country begins to re open, many top health officials are beginning to consider what would happen if there was a second wave of shutdowns due to another wave of COVID-19 hospitalizations. According to Dr. Jonathan Reiner, a professor at George Washington School of Medicine, the country may have to face the fact that […]
States like New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey have came together and announced Wednesday requiring visitors from states with high coronavirus infection to quarantine 14 days when they arrive to any of the three states beginning Thursday June 25th. At one point during this pandemic New York State was the highest infected state in the […]