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House of Prime Rib reopens - but is it safe to eat there? Here s what we know
House of Prime Rib reopens - but is it safe to eat there? Here s what we know
Though the health department found no major violations, an investigation is ongoing to figure out the source of 22 illness complaints
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Diners spaced out in the dining room after indoor dining restrictions allow for up to 25% capacity at House of Prime Rib in San Francisco, Calif. on Friday, October 30, 2020.KELSEY MCCLELLAN
The House of Prime Rib planned to reopen for business on Friday after the owner voluntarily shut down the San Francisco institution for 24 hours for a third, hours-long health inspection.
Wausau Daily Herald
RIB MOUNTAIN - A woman who was bit by a dog Saturday will not have to get rabies shots after the dog s owner contacted the Marathon County Health Department.
The dog bit the woman in Rib Mountain on Saturday, according to the health department. The woman asked the dog s owner if the dog was up to date on its rabies shots, but she did not ask the owner s name at the time of the biting incident
The dog s owner contacted the Marathon County Health Department on Tuesday morning and said the dog was current on its rabies vaccinations, according to the news release. The health department issued a 10-day quarantine order for the dog, which is required under state law.
The older woman noticed the bernedoodle, stopped to pet it and talked to the women, according to the Health Department. When the woman put out her hand out to the second dog, health officials say it bit her.
The victim quickly left to seek medical help but called out to the dog s owner and asked if the dog was up to date on its rabies. The owner said the dog was up to date on its shots, but the two did not exchange information, according to the Health Department.
The Marathon County Health Department asks the owner of the dog or anyone who knows the owner to please contact its office at 715-261-1908 or Marathon County Dispatch at 715-261-1200. The information could prevent the woman from having to go through a series of rabies shots.
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The state registry is still in the pilot phase, so registering doesn t guarantee an immediate appointment.
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A vial of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine at St. Luke s hospital in Duluth. (Clint Austin / 2020 file / News Tribune)
Wisconsin s state-run online vaccine registry is now live, though it s still in an early part of a planned phased rollout.
As of Wednesday, March3, the vaccinate.wi.gov website is accepting registrations for those looking to be vaccinated. Currently, the registry is being used or tested by Rock County Public Health s Community Vaccination Clinic, the city of Wauwatosa Health Department, Green County Public Health and Marathon County Health Department.