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Lockout/tagout: Are you doing it? | The Daily Reporter - WI Construction News & Bids - Vimarsana News

Lockout/tagout: Are you doing it? | The Daily Reporter - WI Construction News & Bids

It seems like I find myself in a little bit of a safety niche lately with this column as well as the recent July column on how to establish an “Electrically Safe Working Condition.”

People in Aviation - Vimarsana News

People in Aviation

A look at recent changes in leadership roles and job titles across the industry as well as those recognized with awards and honors.

Perth residents welcome new regulations on holiday lets - Vimarsana News

Perth residents welcome new regulations on holiday lets

A group of Perth residents say new laws on short-term holiday lets "can't come soon enough" after months of problems with "party flats".

Media Coverage of COVID Underserves Rural Communities - Vimarsana News

Media Coverage of COVID Underserves Rural Communities

COVID has been in and out of the news cycle for over two years now, but that news cycle is driven by the experience in major cities. Coverage of the pandemic in rural America hasn't kept pace. That disparity has had consequences - both for how rural Americans view the pandemic, and how prepared regional hospitals were for local virus outbreaks. ...

Poll Half of Kentuckians Say Pandemic is Over in Their Own Lives / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Poll Half of Kentuckians Say Pandemic is Over in Their Own Lives / Public News Service

Around half of Kentucky adults believe the pandemic is over in their personal lives, according to a new poll released by the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky. The findings come as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently relaxed its guidelines, eliminating quarantine recommendations for individuals exposed to COVID. The agency now advises wearing a high-quality mask for five days and testing on day five. ...