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COVID-19: Golden Gate Fields Cleared To Resume Live Racing On Jan. 15 Sponsored by:
Golden Gate Fields in Albany, Calif.
1/ST RACING is pleased to announce that Golden Gate Fields in Albany, Calif. will resume live racing on Friday, Jan. 15. After extensive testing in collaboration with the Berkeley Public Health Division, it has been determined that the COVID-19 concerns on the campus have decreased to levels to allow the resumption of live racing.
Golden Gate Fields is indebted to both the Berkeley Public Health Division and the Alameda County Public Health Department for their assistance and advice during the period of temporary closure.
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After a surge of post-Thanksgiving COVID-19 cases in the Bay Area, Silverado Berkeley Memory Care Community experienced an outbreak among its residents and staff.
The memory care community, which provides assisted living to those who are memory-impaired, identified the first cases of the outbreak in early December. As of press time, 38 residents and 12 associates have tested positive, according to Silverado Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing Jeff Frum.
Frum said two residents have died due to COVID-19-related complications. Two other residents who were “nearing the end of their battle with dementia” before testing positive have also died, Frum added.
UC Berkeley COVID-19 recovery framework for spring 2021 released
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The spring 2021 recovery framework, which is based on local and campus epidemiological metrics, limits various aspects of campus activities. It is separated into a set of five tiers ranging from purple to green, with purple being the most severe, or widespread.
UC Berkeley released a campus recovery framework Friday for the spring 2021 semester regarding campus activities affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Written by a UC Berkeley public health committee, the framework limits various aspects of campus activities based on local and campus epidemiological metrics, according to campus spokesperson Janet Gilmore. Creation of the framework was, as always, done in coordination and consultation with the Berkeley Public Health Division, Gilmore added.