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Giving plasma, chicken robbery: News from around our 50 states

From USA TODAY Network and wire reports Alabama Auburn: Auburn University is fully resuming on-campus operations that were disrupted by the coronavirus last year. All optional remote instruction ended Sunday, and most employees who have been working on a virtual basis will return to campus Monday, the Opelika-Auburn News reports. The decision to reopen was based on multiple factors, said Dr. Fred Kam, director of the university medical clinic. “You’re looking at all the data, all of the information and … you’re forecasting on where you think things will be,” Kam said. The university has seen a downward trend in COVID-19 since 113 cases were reported during the week ending Jan. 17. The university said 75 new virus cases were self-reported during the week ending Jan. 31, three fewer than the previous week. The school also reported a 0.9% positivity rate among those tested through its voluntary sentinel testing, according to data released Tuesday. Multiple safeguards are in

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Teachers question Justice plan to return students to classrooms | News, Sports, Jobs

sadams@newsandsentinel.com CHARLESTON West Virginia’s two unions representing educators are not happy with plans to bring staff and students back to school in-person and are skeptical about plans to have teachers vaccinated against COVID-19 in time. Gov. Jim Justice announced last week that Pre-K, elementary schools and middle schools will reopen for in-person learning Jan. 19 regardless of a county’s color on the County Alert System map. High schools also will reopen for in-person learning as long as the county is not listed as red due to high infection rates or percent of positivity. As result of the changes, the weekly Department of Education County Alert System map is being discontinued in favor of the County Alert System map updated daily by the Department of Health and Human Resources. As of Tuesday, 48 out of 55 counties were red for high rates of COVID-19 infection or high percent of positivity rates.

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Teacher unions not happy with school plans | News, Sports, Jobs

For The Inter-Mountain CHARLESTON West Virginia’s two unions representing educators are not happy with plans to bring staff and students back to school in-person and are skeptical about plans to have teachers vaccinated against COVID-19 in time. Gov. Jim Justice announced last week that Pre-K, elementary schools and middle schools will reopen for in-person learning Jan. 19 regardless of a county’s color on the County Alert System map. High schools also will reopen for in-person learning as long as the county is not listed as red due to high infection rates or percent of positivity. As result of the changes, the weekly Department of Education County Alert System map is being discontinued in favor of the County Alert System map updated daily by the Department of Health and Human Resources. As of Tuesday, 48 out of 55 counties were red for high rates of COVID-19 infection or high percent of positivity rates.

United statesPreston countyWest virginiaAdale leeClayton burchJim justiceStephen wotringFred albertDepartment of educationAmerican federation of teachersVirginia education associationDepartment of education county alert systemVirginia school service personnel associationDepartment of healthVirginia association of school superintendentsCounty alert system

OPINION: An insult to rural America

OPINION: An insult to rural America
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Their View: An insult to rural America

Their View: An insult to rural America
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