Illinois Coronavirus Updates: School Masking Court Decision, CPS COVID Protocols
An Illinois appellate court dismissed Gov. J.B. Pritzker's appeal for school mask mandates, blocking the state from enforcing face coverings in the classroom....
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An Illinois appellate court dismissed Gov. J.B. Pritzker's appeal for school mask mandates, blocking the state from enforcing face coverings in the classroom....
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Fox21Online City of Duluth to Require Masks in Public City Buildings, Fire Stations Close to Public While the city plans to keep its buildings open to everyone, Duluth Fire stations are the exception. They are now closed to the public again, just days after reopening. August 3, 2021 DULUTH, Minn.- The City Of Duluth is bringing back its mask mandate for all city employees and the public inside all city-owned buildings — regardless of a person’s vaccination status. “Personally it is frustrating to be at this point,” Duluth Mayor Emily Larson said. “I know that many of us would like t...
During a tense special meeting July 26, the Franklin County School Board debated mask requirements before voting 6-1 to leave it up to parents. ROCKY MOUNT â The Franklin County School Board voted to leave it up to parents as to whether their children wear face masks on the bus and in the schools during a special meeting Monday night. The decision passed 6-1, with Gills Creek District Representative Jon Atchue voting no and member-at-large Penny Blue absent. For the past two months, crowds have packed the school board chamber to overflowing, with most of the speakers passionately condemn...