“Please know, while we will be doing education for a few days and giving everyone time to find or create a face covering, we will begin enforcing this order this weekend,” Kriseman said. “So please, take it seriously.”
There are more positive COVID-19 cases simply because there are more tests. Young people won’t suffer serious consequences if they get COVID-19. “Herd immunity” is the best way to approach the virus.
Two top Pinellas County public health officials debunked those statements and others during a 45-minute Facebook Live discussion Tuesday morning.
Halsey Beshears, Secretary of the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, said that there have been 106 complaints statewide about bars and restaurants violating state guidelines. One bar in Orlando that is tied to 41 cases of COVID-19 had its liquor license suspended Monday night.
One of the bay area’s most unique performers, Mark Etherington is a singer, songwriter and guitarist who combines all three disciplines into an atmospheric dreamscape, thick with applied reverb, sounds that bear little to no resemblance to the strumming and/or tuneful picking of your average folkie.
As she makes all too clear in her book The Invisible Wounds of War: My Redemption, Smith-Tillery’s experiences were horrific. She saw things that will never leave her subconscious.
This began a lengthy journey to deal with – there is no “cure” – her chronic PTSD.
The race to replace Pinellas County School Board Chair Rene Flowers in District 7 is heating up as the Suncoast Tiger Bay Club hosts another virtual candidate forum Wednesday.
The racial disparity data for Pinellas County paints a bleak picture: Blacks are 3.85 times (2.37 times in Hillsborough County) more likely to be COVID-19 positive than whites.
