By Kristina Kage
May 13, 2021
Not only is there a gasoline supply crisis this week due to the ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline, but Chick-fil-A has a crisis: supplies of their sauces are limited. The company announced on their website that “some items” will be unavailable due to an industry-wide supply shortage and the sauces are on the list.
According to an email to customers, Chick-fil-A is experiencing an “industry-wide shortage” of their signature sauce, and they’ve started these limits:
1 sauce per entree
May 13, 2021
Gov. Jay Inslee today announced that the state is moving toward a statewide June 30 reopening date and that all counties in Washington will move to Phase 3 of the
The announcement comes after the governor paused phase movement for two weeks to review an emerging flattening trend in statewide COVID-19 data. As of today, the plateau observed in COVID-19 activity has become a decline.
“What we know now gives us the confidence to close this chapter in this pandemic and begin another,” Inslee said at a press conference Thursday. “This next part of our fight to save lives in Washington will focus on increasing vaccination rates and continuing to monitor variants of concern as we move toward reopening our state.”
Covid 19 coronavirus: No new cases today as contact tracers follow up Victoria returnees
14 May, 2021 12:45 AM
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern talked about when the country s borders might open in a pre-Budget speech yesterday. Photo / Dean Purcell
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern talked about when the country s borders might open in a pre-Budget speech yesterday. Photo / Dean Purcell
NZ Herald
There are no new cases of coronavirus in New Zealand today and one historical case.
The historical case is a recent returnee who is in managed isolation. The person arrived in New Zealand on April 24 from the UAE via Malaysia. They returned a weak positive on day 12 as part of routine testing and were transferred to a quarantine facility in Auckland.
May 14, 2021
Oregon Governor Kate Brown says the CDC s new guidance on masks for people who are vaccinated is another step toward a return to normalcy.
Brown says it gives Oregonians a choice.either get vaccinated, or continue to wear a mask and maintain social distancing.
The Oregon Health Authority is working on new guidance for businesses to remove mask and physical distancing requirements after verifying vaccination status.
Brown says there will be no change for schools through the end of this school year.