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cbleck@miningjournal.net MARQUETTE Ishpeming Public Schools has revised its 2021 Back To School Preparedness and Response Plan to continue dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. “We want to give flexibility to teachers to have the option of teaching remotely, either from their home or from their classroom,” IPS Superintendent Carrie Meyer said during Monday’s board of education meeting. “It previously was in the plan that they would report to their classrooms, but with the COVID pandemic, our team felt that it was best to give options.” The board voted to provide that flexibility in the plan as well as another update regarding remote learning and connectivity at Ishpeming High/Middle School.

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Upper Peninsula nurses vote to unionize

Staff at Aspirus Keweenaw Hospital in the Upper Peninsula will be joining Michigan’s largest nurses’ union. The health care workers tallied their mail-in votes this week, with 35 voting in favor of joining the Michigan Nurses Association, and 17 voting against. Kelly Engle, who’s been a nurse at the hospital for 10 years, says nurses and administrators alike were overwhelmed in the spring when decisions had to be made about caring for COVID-19 patients. “Their plates were full,” she said of administrators. “And I just felt like nurses you know, not just in our hospital, but everywhere suddenly really needed a seat at that doggone table.”

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ICUs near capacity as Sparrow, McLaren Greater Lansing prepare in case of overflow cases - News - Ionia Sentinel - Standard-Ionia, MI

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Some Michigan healthcare workers torn on whether to get COVID-19 vaccine

Some Michigan healthcare workers torn on whether to get COVID-19 vaccine Kate Wells, Michigan Radio Replay Video UP NEXT For Dr. Luda Khait-Vlisides, an ER doctor at DMC Sinai-Grace in Detroit, this moment is a big deal. “Holy sh , this is actually going to happen! And I am so excited about it,” said Khait-Vlisides last week, as the country awaited the distribution of the first COVID-19 vaccines. Hospital workers on general medical floors, emergency departments, and ICU units are the first in line. “My husband and I have been talking about this for (a) very, very long (time). He s also in health care, she said. We’re just excited to be able to protect ourselves, our children, and hopefully, try to protect our community.”

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What s it like to get the first vaccines? Health care workers share hopes, fears

Hospital workers on general medical floors, emergency departments, and ICU units are the first in line. “My husband and I have been talking about this for [a] very, very long [time]. He s also in health care. We’re just excited to be able to protect ourselves, our children, and hopefully, try to protect our community.” But not all health care workers – including those who have spent the last nine months in the trenches battling COVID – will opt in. “I will decline to take the vaccine,” one Henry Ford Health System nurse said. (We’re not using her name because she worries it could threaten her job.)

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