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The National Weather Service in Eureka tweeted, “The Tsunami Warning Center is still evaluating what if any tsunami threat there is for California. Stay tuned…”
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“We expect our communities to treat our students as the priority that they are to us. We want to come to work knowing that we are doing everything we possibly can to make sure our kids don’t get sick at school and won’t take infection home to their families. And we need the resources and staff to make that happen, including classroom aides, school nurses, and more.”
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“The trailer spilled a load of old appliances that were being taken to a recycling center.”
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“Humboldt County’s count of confirmed COVID-19 cases rose to 195”
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“The testing was conducted in a healthcare facility in Humboldt County.”
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The victim was taken to the hospital Code 3.
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“A week long drive will allow us to observe social distancing protocols that are so important to keeping our donors, staff and community safe during this time.”
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“[I]n April or March and April of last year so in 2019, we averaged about 1200 Calfresh applications a month and so for March and April of 2020 there were about roughly 1400 in March and about 1800–1850 in April and so that was a 56 growth in April–that was the largest growth that we’ve seen thus far for Calfresh applications… .”
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“[W]e’re seeing the initial rise in cases led by young healthy individuals who may not be very ill. As the virus continues to circulate, we see increasing hospitalizations…and we’re starting to see high-risk populations get sick, and then the ICU rates start to go up in addition to hospitalizations, and then deaths follow.”
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“Between the hours of 6:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. on July 22, motorists can anticipate up to 50-minute delays in the area. This work and scheduling is subject to change at any time. Operations are also planned at the project site near Burnt Ranch on these days, with up to 20-minute delays between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m.”
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