From the July 17, 2020 Edition
The Covid Countdown Increases from June 10 to June 17 to July 15, 2020
Worldwide 7,350,698 to 8,329,221 to 13,512,693 cases 415,277 to 448,474 to 583,359 deaths
U.S. 1,999,313 to 2,162,851 to 3,495,536 cases 112,833 …
From the July 17, 2020 Edition
By Marcy Axness, TME
An observant resident called our office last week with a hot tip: the library was open!
He was just partially correct: our Frazier Park Library is serving as a pick-up …
From the July 17, 2020 Edition
By Marcy Axness, TME
In a July 15 interview in The Atlantic, Dr. Anthony Fauci named four U.S. states as an example of the worst covid-19 hotspots: Florida, Arizona, Texas and California.
The curve in …
From the July 10, 2020 Edition
Worldwide 7,350,698 to 8,329,221 to 12,009,301 cases 415,277 to 448,474 to 548,822 deaths
U.S. 1,999,313 to 2,162,851 to 3,053,328 cases 112,833 to 117,713 to 132,277 deaths
California 136,191 to 157,015 to 289,468 cases 4,838 to …
From the July 3, 2020 Edition
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Clockwise, from bottom left: Alex Rejis of Clinica Sierra Vista (CSV) took temperature readings of all 175 people who attended the Health Fair; Maria Fairfield, also of CSV administered blood pressure tests; as …
From the July 3, 2020 Edition
Bars close and restaurants must move service outdoors
By Marcy Axness, TME
As we go to press Wednesday, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) is requiring restaurants in 19 counties on the state’s watch …
From the June 26, 2020 Edition
Worldwide 7,350,698 to 8,329,221 to 9,394,558 cases 415,277 to 448,474 to 481,036 deaths
U.S. 1,999,313 to 2,162,851 to 2,376,263 cases 112,833 to 117,713 to 121,932 deaths
California 136,191 to 157,015 to 190,222 cases 4,838 to …
From the June 26, 2020 Edition
A startling 7,149 new covid-19 cases were reported by the state of California Tuesday, June 23, following Monday’s spike of 5,019. These are the largest one-day surges since the beginning of the pandemic.
“This is …
From the June 26, 2020 Edition
The virus that causes covid-19 has not gone away. It is more deadly than ever. Wearing a face mask protects you and others.
By Patric Hedlud, TME
Face coverings in public and the workplace became …
From the June 19, 2020 Edition
By Shaina Della Rocco, TME
The coronavirus is very dangerous and has killed many people, so I began to wonder, “How can a little soap bubble be so lethal to this deadly virus?”
Sara Rigby …