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THURSDAY UPDATES: Boone County reports triple-digit active cases for first time since Monday

THURSDAY UPDATES: Boone County reports triple-digit active cases for first time since Monday
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LIST: Mizzou to tear down 8 buildings, move museums

LIST: Mizzou to tear down 8 buildings, move museums
The changes will save Missouri an estimated $2.5 million in annual operating costs and more than $93.7 million in repair and maintenance work, the university said
Author: Associated Press
Updated: 11:04 AM CST March 5, 2021
COLUMBIA, Mo. — The University of Missouri will demolish eight buildings and move two museums back to the main campus as part of a plan to reduce space the school uses and to save money, officials announced Thursday.
University spokesman Christian Basi said the moves are the beginning of the university's Space Reduction and Strategic Relocation Plan, which has been discussed for years.

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University of Missouri plans to demolish 8 buildings, move museums

The University of Missouri will demolish eight buildings and move two museums back to the main campus as part of a plan to reduce space the school uses and to

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These MU buildings are set to be demolished in a year to 15 months

Set to be demolished are Parker Hall, Noyes Hall, Read Hall, Loeb Hall, London Hall, Neff Annex, the Columbia Professional Building and the Old Student Health Building.
Mizzou North, on Business Loop 70, will be vacated. A buyer is being sought.
"Through this plan, we are eliminating space costs that allow more funds to be reinvested back into our research and educational missions," said Gary Ward, vice chancellor for operations, in a news release.
The Mizzou North sale will eliminate the largest amount of deferred maintenance among the projects, nearly $55 million.
The building demolitions come after the opening of some new ones, including the 47,000-square-foot, $24 million Jeanne and Rex Sinquefield Music Center a year ago. There also is the new Center for Missouri Studies and State Historical Society of Missouri.

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University of Missouri to demolish eight buildings as part of money-saving plan

University of Missouri to demolish eight buildings as part of money-saving plan
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MU plans to demolish several campus buildings; museums to leave Mizzou North

The following buildings will be demolished, according to a news release:
Parker and Noyes halls and the Old Student Health Building, which are next to each other on South Sixth Street;
Read Hall, on Hitt Street across from Ellis Library;
Loeb Hall, on South Fifth Street near Peace Park;
London Hall, on South Sixth Street next to Lafferre Hall;
Neff Annex, at Ninth and Elm streets;
Columbia Professional Building, on University Avenue across from Middlebush Hall.
"We have been developing this plan for years, and the plan is now actively beginning," MU spokesperson Christian Basi said.
The process of vacating buildings, which will take several months, has begun, he said. After that, MU will take bids for the demolition process.

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University plans to demolish 8 buildings, move museums

University plans to demolish 8 buildings, move museums
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Free COVID-19 testing event canceled in Columbia

Free COVID-19 testing event canceled in Columbia
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)
Missouri's Department of Health and Senior Services had planned to bring free COVID-19 testing to Columbia but the Friday event was canceled.
The testing event was scheduled in partnership with Mako Medical Laboratories and would have been held from noon to 3 p.m. in the Moser's parking lot at 705 Business Loop 70 West.
State health department spokeswoman Lisa Cox said in an email poor registration is what canceled the event.
The event was not listed on the state's website Friday morning, but the Columbia/Boone County Department of Public Health and Human Services posted about the event Thursday.

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TUESDAY UPDATES: Cole County reports three COVID-19 related deaths; two new cases

TUESDAY UPDATES: Cole County reports three COVID-19 related deaths; two new cases
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Cole County Health Department reported three new COVID-19 related deaths in long-term care facilities. Those deaths bring the total number of deaths in LTC facilities to 52.
The total number of deaths overall in the county is now 111.
The county also reported two new COVID-19 cases in the county. The county has a total of 7,886 coronavirus cases.
Boone County reports 18th straight day of 50 new COVID-19 cases or less
Columbia/Boone County Department of Public Health and Human Services is reporting 28 new COVID-19 cases.
The health department is currently reporting 151 active cases.

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MU Health reschedules postponed COVID-19 vaccinations for Thursday and Saturday

MU Health reschedules postponed COVID-19 vaccinations for Thursday and Saturday
Several Missouri health departments and hospitals are preparing to administer extra vaccinations this week, the result of postponed appointments necessitated by last week's brutal winter weather.
MU Health Care on Tuesday received its shipment of 4,000 Moderna doses originally scheduled to arrive last week. The hospital announced that last week's postponed vaccination clinics have been rescheduled for Thursday and Saturday inside the Walsworth Family Columns Club at Faurot Field.
“Those who had appointments postponed last week are being contacted with new appointment information for this Thursday or Saturday,” said Brad Myers, MU Health Care director of pharmacy and laboratory services.

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