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Ventura restaurant getting national attention from Ivanka Trump

Nick the Greek VENTURA, Calif. A downtown Ventura restaurant is getting national attention. On Tuesday. Ivanka Trump tweeted about ‘Nick The Greek’. Outdoor dining is banned under the regional stay-at-home order, but restaurant owners are pushing back. Last week we introduced you to Anton Van Happen, who owns Nick The Greek in Downtown Ventura. He started a movement aimed at protesting restaurant restrictions. “I spoke to the Health Department before I did that and he gave me his word that was fine because you are allowed to protest,” said Van Happen. “I continued to serve all my food to go, and it was everyone s own prerogative to go sit on the tables.”

COVID-19 vaccines arrive in Ventura County as hospitalizations reach record numbers

Four Ventura County health care workers receive vaccine VENTURA, Calif. - The first round of COVID-19 vaccines have arrived in Ventura County. They arrived in Ventura County on a day where the county reported record numbers of hospitalizations and ICU stays. Karen Beatty, Hospital Systems Coordinator for the Ventura County Public Health and Emergency Medical Services, said front line workers have been waiting all year to finally have a COVID-19 vaccine. This day is very exciting for us, it s very emotional, Beatty said during Ventura County s weekly coronavirus news briefing. We have worked tirelessly over the last few months. Four volunteer health care professionals appeared on stage during the weekly news briefing. They were among the first people to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in Ventura County.

Ojai Valley News - VC reports just 1 4 percent of ICU beds available countywide

Published: Monday, 14 December 2020 14:19 Ventura County Public Health Officer Dr. Robert Levin reported that there is a record 49 COVID-19 patients in the ICU on Monday, leaving just 1.4 percent of all ICU beds available across the county including surge capacity beds. (That) 1.4 percent might be one patient that would fill up the last of our ICU beds in our county, Levin said. The county also zoomed past its previous COVID-19 hospitalization record of 155 set on Friday, with 204 hospitalized with the virus on Monday.  Levin said: “We are on a surge that makes the previous surge we saw look small. COVID is running so rampant in our county that one out of every 10 COVID tests that we run are positive. I think we can all remember when not even one out of 100 were positive. It’s too easy to run into someone with COVID nowadays and not know you’re being exposed.”

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