Tribal Sovereignty, Council Updates Discussed at Quarterly Meeting
Spirits were high and hopeful as over 50 people attended the quarterly meeting on January 5 to see the newly elected representatives sworn in, the selection of a new chairman,
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Spirits were high and hopeful as over 50 people attended the quarterly meeting on January 5 to see the newly elected representatives sworn in, the selection of a new chairman,
With more people gaining access to those at-home test kits, health officials fear coronavirus data will become skewed without any state guidelines on how to properly report positive results.
It’s not just the more contagious B.1.17. variant that’s causing problems, experts told Bridge Michigan. Prep sports have resumed. And there’s some evidence teens and young adults are less likely to follow safety protocols such as mask-wearing and social distancing as those who feel more at risk, experts said. “They don’t tend to get terribly sick, but the infection rates are going up in this population,” said Dr. Arnold Monto, an infectious disease expert at the University of Michigan and national authority on the coronavirus. “I think the schools have done a great jobâ€...
Q&A: Midland health officials answer vaccine questions Dec. 16, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail The Daily News hosts a live Town Hall meeting Tuesday, Dec. 15 to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic. Our guests include Dr. Lydia Watson, chief medical officer and senior vice president at MidMichigan Health, as well as Fred Yanoski, director/health officer for Midland County Department of Public Heath, and Dr. Catherine Bodnar, medical director for Midland County Department of Public Health. The event is moderated by WCMU Public Radio's News Director Amy Robinson, local host of All Things Considered.Screen...
Live forum: COVID-19 in Midland County topic of Tuesday Town Hall Daily News hosts 3 health officials Daily News staff FacebookTwitterEmail The Daily News is hosting a live Town Hall meeting at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 15 to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic. Our guests include Dr. Lydia Watson, chief medical officer and senior vice president at MidMichigan Health, as well as Fred Yanoski, director/health officer for Midland County Department of Public Heath, and Dr. Catherine Bodnar, medical director for Midland County Department of Public Health. It will being livestreamed on the Daily News Face...