Does Inslee Have a "Phase 3" Plan in Place? Apparently...Not
When Inslee repackaged the failed Safe Start from 2020 into Healthy Washington 2021, it only had two Phases.
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When Inslee repackaged the failed Safe Start from 2020 into Healthy Washington 2021, it only had two Phases.
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Washington Beer Blog All counties in Washington now moving to Phase 2 re-opening By washingtonbeerblog on February 14, 2021 at 2:32 PM (Sunday, Feb 14th) We recently announced that five more regions, 25 more counties, were moving to Phase 2 of Washington’s Safe Start guidance. (See that post.) Today Governor Inslee announced that the one remaining region, the South Central Region, is now cleared to move into Phase 2. Immediately! That means Yakima, Kittitas, Benton, Franklin, Columbia and Walla Walla counties can now move forward to Phase 2, which allows for indoor seating...
MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: February 9, 2021 796 There is reason for optimism this week in the worldwide battle against the coronavirus as critical metrics continue to go down for the third week in a row. But this is tempered by a stern warning from experts that the emergence of new mutant variants has the potential to wipe out these gains. The COVID Tracking Project has been reporting on the pandemic from the start, and sums it up as follows: “The good news…continued this week, as new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths all dropped. For the seven-day period running January 28 to Febr...
MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: February 2, 2021 Snohomish County vaccination site at Paine Field. (Photo courtesy Snohomish Health District) While the U.S. and other nations make steady but incremental progress in ironing out the many startup wrinkles bedeviling efforts to get vaccine to an increasingly anxious and frustrated public, the coronavirus is not sitting still. Capitalizing on its short generation time and dizzying ability to spread, the virus has already mutated into several new, more virulent and possibly vaccine-resistant strains, pitting health experts, vaccine manufacturers and go...