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Once again contradictory orders, advice and partisan hackery have created a confusing public health dilemma for the plebs.
Here s the latest roundup and new declarations that settle
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by: Brian Dulle Posted: / Updated: KANSAS CITY, Kan. - The Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools Board voted Tuesday night to require all students and staff in the school district to wear a mask. Those with specific health conditions will be exempt. Masks will also be required on all school buses.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The Blue Valley School District will not require masks for students and staff at this point. This comes after Johnson County Health Department last Friday updated its guidance for COVID-19 policies in schools, recommending the requirement of masks for students who aren t fully vaccinated.
Blue Valley School District will not mandate mask wearing after JoCo Health Department recommendation
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Here s a quick round-up of pandemic links that continue to impact the metro despite political outcry from BOTH sides of the aisle . . . But mostly complaining from people who don t want to keep wearing masks. #NewAmericanDressCode
Ten Kansas City-area health departments issued a joint public health advisory on COVID-19 Friday, recommending that unvaccinated residents wear face coverings.This is only a recommendation and not a mandate.The region s health officials said the advisory is because of the rapidly increasing COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations across the Kansas City metro related to the emergence of the delta variant. We are in trouble, said Dr. Steve Stites, of the University of Kansas Health System on Friday morning.The health departments on the advisory include: Kansas City, Missouri, Cass, Clay, Jackson, Platte and Ray counties in Missouri.
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Johnson County Health Department will be hosting 2 walk-in COVID-19 vaccination clinics with Pfizer vaccine on Wednesday July 21 and July 28 starting at 9am on both days.
No appointment is necessary.
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