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I turned 50 on May 15. Stress eating during two moves in a year, combined with unhealthy eating habits I developed during the pandemic, it seemed as though I blinked and had gained 15 pounds. It became my goal to lose "The COVID 15" by the 15th for my birthday.   I dont know what I thought I could achieve in a month. I know that 15 pounds was a lofty goal. But, Im happy to say: Ive lost an average of two pounds per week with a combination of keto and intermittent fasting.    Althoug...

Suggested Event Jun 15, 2021 to Jun 17, 2021 On May 20, the Cal/OSHA Standards Board convened a public meeting to review proposed revisions to the November 2020 Emergency Temporary Standards on COVID-19 Safety in the workplace. It was anticipated that the rules would be readopted with the revisions and sent to the Office of Administrative Law for an abbreviated five-day public notice and comment period as an emergency action before taking effect.  However, one day before the hearing, Cal/O...

View Comments Ventura resident Jennifer Wahl is counting the days to the fall opening of the citys first fully inclusive play area at Arroyo Verde Park for her 8-year-old Shaun, who uses a wheelchair. Shaun, who is in third grade at Juanamaria Elementary School, will be able to play with his friends and they will be able to roll him on a variety of play structures. Most playgrounds feature hard-to-access ladders, steps and other areas he cant climb. "This new play structure, a ramp rolls rig...

California workplace standards could change for vaccinated employees By Chase DiFeliciantonio The board that oversees workplace safety standards in California was scheduled to vote Thursday on updating coronavirus restrictions in the workplace. On the table were guidelines about ending social distancing requirements for fully vaccinated employees, but leaving them in place for unvaccinated people who would have to keep their distance and wear masks. A vote was delayed on adoptin...

California regulators will aim for a mid-June easing of workplace masking and social distancing requirements to conform with a broader state order

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46 enterprise tech startups to bet your career on in 2021 This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Enterprise tech startups are generally stable during economic downturns. That makes them good places to work in any climate.  We rounded up the rising enterprise startups where we think youd be smart to take a job this year. If theres one industry you can bet on during an economic downturn, its enterpr...

The special general election will be held April 13 to fill the vacant seat. 11:06 am, Feb. 10, 2021 × The two winners of the Mower County primary race are John Mueller, left, and Tim Duren. (Contributed photos) AUSTIN — John Mueller and Tim Duren took the top vote totals in Tuesdays special primary election to fill the District 1 seat on the Mower County Board of Commissioners. The pair will face off in a special general election on April 13. With seven candidates on the ballot, ...

Samantha Boring Created: January 29, 2021 07:20 AM (ABC 6 NEWS) - New lawmakers and government leaders are settling into their new positions, but election season is not over in Mower County.  There is a special primary election coming up in a little over a week on February 9.    Back in November, District 1 Mower County Commissioner, Tim Gabrielson unexpectedly passed away shortly after being reelected.  A special primary election is being held to fill the vacancy.  Se...

illustration: Gerry Selian It might still feel like 2020 in some ways — OK, a lot of ways — but 2021 has indeed arrived, and for many people the dawn of a new year means setting resolutions for a cleaner, healthier life. The most temperate (and trendy) goal is Dry January, the widely popular month-long practice of abstaining from alcohol. There’s a good chance someone you know (it could even be you) is pledging sobriety for the first 31 days of 2021. According to the London-based nonprofi...