The Grain Chain, a farm to fork coalition of stakeholders in the grain industry sector and chaired by the American Bakers Association, celebrates the recommendation published today in the 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans to "consume half of your grains from whole grain sources" and the remainder from enriched grains.
Pomp Salon owner joins lawsuit: ‘Why are you closing us?’ [The Record, Stockton, Calif]
STOCKTON – Pomp Salon owner Dino Ballin remains steadfast to stay open.
He and others in the hair salon industry have filed an injunction against the state’s lockdown order after his business was raided last week by the California Department of Consumer Affairs. The plaintiffs have retained well-known criminal defense attorney Mark Geragos.
More: Stockton salon, number of stylists cited for defiance of state’s stay-at-home order
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On Dec. 23, officers on behalf of the CDCA raided the hair salon in Lincoln Center, which has remained open in defiance of the state’s latest COVID-19 order that went into effect earlier this month in regions where intensive care unit availability fell below 15%.
S7HD launches COVID-19 vaccine registry The Southern Seven Health Department has created a registry for those interested in receiving a COVID-19 vaccination. (Source: WBTV File) By Marsha Heller | December 30, 2020 at 1:22 PM CST - Updated December 30 at 1:22 PM
ULLIN, Ill. (KFVS) - The Southern Seven Health Department (S7HD) announced it has created a registry for those interested in receiving a COVID-19 vaccination.
The health department said residents living in the S7HD region are eligible to add their name to an online contact list.
To sign-up for the registry,
S7HD stresses that the registry is not being used as a waiting list, reservation form or for a vaccination appointment.
Member of National Guard was first confirmed case of variant in U.S.
The individual was deployed to a nursing home in Simla. A potential case of the variant was also announced in another member of the National Guard. Author: Caitlin Hendee Updated: 10:47 PM MST December 30, 2020
COLORADO, USA The individual state health officials identified as the U.S. s first confirmed case of the COVID-19 variant was a member of the National Guard working at a nursing home in Simla, state health officials announced during a Wednesday news conference.
The news conference came after Colorado leaders on Tuesday announced that a man in Elbert County, where Simla is located, was infected with the COVID-19 variant that was previously reported in the United Kingdom. That was the first confirmed case of the variant in the U.S., according to health officials.
Editor s note: This article is the second in a series looking at what a change in the presidency might mean for an array of topics that affects Utah. Be sure to read part one.
SALT LAKE CITY There haven t been many pandemics at least to the scale of COVID-19 in modern U.S. history; and a shift in the Oval Office didn t happen during the middle of wide-scale pandemics like ones in 1918 and 1890.
Of all the issues that a new administration will handle, the COVID-19 response is the only one that s temporary but could have long-lasting repercussions.
In the weeks ahead of Inauguration Day, President-elect Joe Biden is already working to show that his response will be different and that expectations for a return to normalcy won t be as quick as perhaps previously believed or currently desired. In a short briefing of his COVID-19 strategy Tuesday, Biden asserted he is hopeful that life could start to return to normal in 2021 but also warned that it won t be at the start of the n