...renewed restrictions on bars, restaurants and other establishments...
https://www.baltimoresun.com/coronavirus/bs-hs-covid-numbers-rising-20200720-cayn6fjf5zhjxjzt4jmair4k2e-story.html
Showing posts with label corona. Show all posts
Showing posts with label corona. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 21, 2020
Thursday, May 28, 2020
How Will Residents Be Heard During Pandemic?
...With a proposal such as this one, WMCCA ordinarily would be trying to personally contact all of the neighbors affected, conducting open meetings, etc., but we will not be able to do that for the foreseeable future. In the meantime, the application process continues and we will be requesting that OZAH and the Planning Board provide additional methods for citizens to participate. If you are interested in learning more about the process and want to be involved and included in our efforts, please email me at susannelee1@hotmail.com or call me at 301-956-4535.
OZAH indicates that because their offices are closed, the case documents will be found on the Planning Board website on the DAIC Dashboard...
Thursday, April 16, 2020
Where Schools Reopen, a New Routine of Masks and Distancing
From The Wall Street Journal, reporters Naja Dandanell and Bojan Pancevski. For entire story go here.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark—Wednesday was back-to-school-day at Tingbjerg primary school in this Scandinavian city. Awaiting the children: Some work, a little play, regular hand-washing and firm rules about social distancing.
“It’s just like the first day of school, only completely different,” said Marco Damgaard, headmaster, standing by the entrance to greet parents and students.
This week, Denmark became the first European country to reopen schools after over a month in lockdown. About half of elementary schools in the country are now open and others will follow, operating under strict rules aimed at limiting the risk of infections among children.
and...
The Tingbjerg school, like others in the country, must be disinfected twice a day. In classrooms, the distance between desks can’t be less than two meters (6.5 feet). With only up to 10 children allowed in a classroom, Tingbjerg is using all its rooms, including facilities designed for sports and leisure, for teaching. Children who have a family member with Covid-19 must stay home. Children can only play with a limited number of others during recess.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark—Wednesday was back-to-school-day at Tingbjerg primary school in this Scandinavian city. Awaiting the children: Some work, a little play, regular hand-washing and firm rules about social distancing.
“It’s just like the first day of school, only completely different,” said Marco Damgaard, headmaster, standing by the entrance to greet parents and students.
This week, Denmark became the first European country to reopen schools after over a month in lockdown. About half of elementary schools in the country are now open and others will follow, operating under strict rules aimed at limiting the risk of infections among children.
and...
The Tingbjerg school, like others in the country, must be disinfected twice a day. In classrooms, the distance between desks can’t be less than two meters (6.5 feet). With only up to 10 children allowed in a classroom, Tingbjerg is using all its rooms, including facilities designed for sports and leisure, for teaching. Children who have a family member with Covid-19 must stay home. Children can only play with a limited number of others during recess.
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