Washington won’t open Monday Gov. Jay Inslee’s stay-at-home order will extend past the May 4 deadline OLYMPIA — Washington Gov. Jay Inslee said Wednesday the state has to see more progress in several areas, including the daily number of new coronavirus cases and deaths, before social distancing restrictions can safely be lifted. At a news […]
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Another Covid-19 shutdown casualty Daily Grind Downtown Pullman Coffeehouse Closing-Friday Last Day The Daily Grind Coffeehouse in downtown Pullman is closing. A post on the company’s Instagram announced that Friday will be the last day that the Daily Grind Coffeehouse on Main Street will be open. The post says that coronavirus restrictions are forcing the
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Via the Lewiston Tribune: Logos School aims for Monday reopening Return hinges on Gov. Brad Little’s decision on stay-at-home order, expected today MOSCOW — Moscow’s Logos School plans to reopen to live instruction Monday — so long as Idaho Gov. Brad Little lifts a statewide stay-at-home order in an announcement expected today. Logos Superintendent Larry
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There may be a silver lining to our COVID-19 response. WORLD—Authorities in the scientific community who touted faulty COVID-19 models are “pretty confident” they know what the weather is going to be like in 100 years, sources confirmed Wednesday. “Yes, we were off by a factor of about 1 billion in our predictions for what
On the mark! U.S.—After several embarrassing and widely divergent revisions to the coronavirus projections of infection, hospitalization, and death rate used by government officials around the world to justify shutting down the global economy, experts at John Hopkins have now deployed a state-of-the-art super-scientific computer model and have now determined that between 0 and 12.6
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From today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News: Councilor Art Bettge asked Carol Moehrle, Public Health – Idaho North Central District director, at Tuesday’s meeting how “significant” increases in cases will be judged and if they will be judged regionally or statewide. “Significant is a troublesome word because a one-person increase in Latah County would be 20 percent
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Public Health – Idaho North Central District is reporting a new confirmed COVID-19 case in Latah County. That brings the total number of cases this spring to five. No further information was available. As of Tuesday afternoon, there were no new Whitman County cases reported. There have been 16 positive COVID-19 tests and at least
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Another special city council meeting will be held Thursday to review potential governor order The Moscow City Council will have another “special meeting” livestreamed at 5 p.m. Thursday to decide what to do with its two COVID-19 public health emergency orders that are set to expire next Tuesday. The council tabled a decision Tuesday at
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My Op-Ed ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News. Enjoy! As I mentioned in my last two Op-Eds (here and here): rather than isolating the infected, quarantining the exposed and the vulnerable, and social distancing everyone else, America treats everyone as infected. Swedish professor Johan Giesecke is widely regarded as one of the world’s leading epidemiologists, and as
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A Texas salon owner recently took a stand against non-essential business lockdowns. During a protest at Frisco City Hall in Dallas on Saturday, Shelley Luther tore up a cease and desist letter from county Judge Clay Jenkins. The owner of Salon Salon A la Mode received the notice Friday after deciding to reopen last week
Disruptions to the quality of education and experience of student life amid the coronavirus pandemic are leading students to take legal action against universities.
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Residents of San Diego are demanding an end to virus-related shutdowns in California. On Sunday, hundreds of people took to the streets of Pacific Beach to call for a quicker reopening of the economy in San Diego and across the U.S. According to the protesters, economic lockdowns are destroying the travel and tourism industry in
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They said if Trump won, we’d have a fascist state where the first amendment was suspended and people would be arrested for assembly and protesting government. HT: Razor
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If she had smashed windows, assaulted conservatives, and torched police cars in the name of free speech, she would walk. The right to assembly was at one time a US constitutional right.Not today. 27-year-old Naomi Soria is facing criminal charges after she organized last week’s downtown San Diego protest. Soria faces up to 90 days
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And we wonder why the NY Metro Area has such a high rate of C-19? And the rest of the US needs to follow the NYC rules? NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — The subways are only supposed to be for essential workers during the coronavirus pandemic, but conductors say the trains are filthier than ever. The MTA says only about 5%
The Comfort’s initial mission was to aid these hospitals by taking all noncoronavirus patients. But it turned out that there weren’t many noncoronavirus patients to take, prompting criticism when it became known that only 20 patients were received on the 1,000-bed ship in its first day.As of Tuesday, it had treated all of 179 people.
After Whitmer’s arbitrary and capricious COVID-19 shutdown order put the state’s unemployment at the highest in the nation, the legislature wants immediate oversight over Whitmer’s handling of the crisis. And they want to start reviewing bills to restrict the powers that she may have abused. These changes are aimed to prevent the kind of nonsensical diktats that Whitmer
This is a must-watch video.
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