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Kansas City, Jackson County ease COVID-19 restrictions
Masks are no longer required outdoors for businesses in Kansas City, and Jackson County. Share Updated: 10:33 PM CDT Apr 30, 2021 By Jackson Kurtz
Masks are no longer required outdoors for businesses in Kansas City, and Jackson County. Share Updated: 10:33 PM CDT Apr 30, 2021
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Show Transcript RESTRICTIONS ARE BEING LIFTED? THE BIGGEST THING YOU’RE LOOKING FORWARD TO. FROZEN MARGARITA FROZEN SPECIALTY AT THE CROSSROADS HOTELS PERSERAN ROOFTOP BAR THAT’S READY TO BE SERVED ON A HOT SUNNY AFTERNOON. JUST AS COVID RESTRICTIONS ARE BEING RELAXED. THANKFULLY. OUR TIMING IS ALMOST PERFECT. I’M MOST EXCITED TO BE OUTSIDE TO BE AROUND PEOPLE TO START TO SEE THE VACCINES DO THEIR THING AND START TO SEE PEOPLE JUST COME BACK OUT FOR OUTDOOR SPOTS IN KANSAS CITY AND JACKSON COUNTY LIKE THE PURSE ON MASKS ARE NO LONGER REQUIRED THE COUNTY’S SOCIAL DISTANCING IS LONGER REQUI
Brian Lee at Maine Medical Partners in otolaryngology in Biddeford,
Heidi Miller at Maine Medical Partners in the Casco Bay surgical care unit,
Eric Shurtleff at Maine Medical Partners in the division of acute care surgery, and
Josh Vaughn at Maine Medical Partners in orthopedics and sports medicine, a division of orthopedic trauma and fracture care.
Landry/French Construction in Scarborough hired
Bert Kiesow as project development executive. Kiesow has 25 years of experience in construction management.
Maine Community Foundation in Ellsworth hired
Michele Camarco as vice president of finance and CFO. Camarco was previously director of finance and operations at Alpha Gamma Delta Fraternity Inc. in Indianapolis.
US Navy Sailors Coming To Tulsa To Help With Federal COVID Vaccination Site Next Week
The Department of Defense provided new details Thursday about the federally run mass vaccination clinic opening in Tulsa next week.
FEMA is already on the ground, working to get things ready for next week. In a few days, DoD spokesperson Staff Sgt. Jeremy Bennett said U.S. Navy sailors from San Diego will be arriving in Tulsa to help, too.
Chairs are set up inside the Student Union at Tulsa Community College’s northeast campus, as local, state and national agencies work together to get the mass vaccination site ready.
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