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Мэр рассказал о важных решениях, которые изменят жизнь части кемеровчан

Мэр рассказал о важных решениях, которые изменят жизнь части кемеровчан
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Ventilation is key to school safety during the pandemic How are Washington schools refreshing classroom air?

× By Dahlia Bazzaz, The Seattle Times Published: April 30, 2021, 9:30am Share: As Washington schools reopen to more students, one concern at top of mind for many families and teachers is this: How are schools ventilating classrooms to reduce the chance of spreading COVID-19? The Seattle Times Education Lab received a surge of questions over the past month about how air quality is measured in schools, the ways schools can keep air circulating and how ventilation stacks up relative to other school safety measures. To answer your questions, we spoke with public health and occupational safety experts about improving ventilation. We also asked Seattle Public Schools for a demonstration of how employees assess buildings and ventilation equipment for air flow.

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Edmonds Museum Garden Market to open May 1

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: April 29, 2021 Garden market-goers enjoy opening day in 2020. (My Edmonds News file photo) On Saturday, May 1, promptly at 9 a.m., the Edmonds Historical Museum will open yet another season of the Garden Market. We will be opening under COVID restrictions, but returning to Bell Street as we were in 2019. The main entrance will be on Bell and 5th, near the Log Cabin and the main exit will be on the other side of Centennial Plaza. We do not anticipate long lines this season due to the new guidelines set by the Washington State Health Department, which will allow more customers into the market at a time. One thing that has not changed from last season: All customers and vendors will be required to wear masks while attending the market and are asked to monitor their social distance. Signs will be posted throughout the market to remind us all to keep 6 feet apart when possible.

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Washington Vaccine Provider Says White People Not Eligible, Asked to Join Standby List

Washington Vaccine Provider Says White People Not Eligible, Asked to Join Standby List
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Whatcom sees 27 new COVID cases, one related death and one new variant case reported

Whatcom sees 27 new COVID cases, one related death and one new variant case reported The Bellingham Herald 7 hrs ago David Rasbach, The Bellingham Herald (Bellingham, Wash.) Apr. 15 Another COVID-related death has been reported in Whatcom County along with 27 new reported confirmed cases, according to the Washington State Department of Health s coronavirus dashboard Wednesday, April 14. Overall, Whatcom County has seen 7,605 confirmed cases and 89 related deaths during the pandemic, according to state data as of 11:59 p.m. Tuesday, April 13. An additional 276 probable cases up two from Tuesday s report have been reported in Whatcom County during the pandemic, resulting from positive antigen tests not confirmed by a molecular test.

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