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As more Coloradans are eligible to get vaccinated and choose to do so, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has released the latest update to Colorado’s COVID-19 dial framework: Dial 3.0. The updated dial public health order goes into effect Wednesday, March 24. State officials expect that Dial 3.0 will remain in effect until mid-April, at which point the state plans to retire the dial and implement a new public health order that gives greater control over capacity restrictions to local public health agencies.Read Full StoryThe DialCovid-19Colorado StateTODAYState DepartmentCDPHELevel BlueLevel GreenLevels GreenCDCStarLevels Blue And YellowLevel YellowColoradoansLarimer Public Health

HARRISBURG, PA — The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) announced recently it’s revamped the Green Energy Loan Fund (GELF) to make it easier for commercial property owners to get low-interest loans for large-scale, high-impact energy efficiency projects. Approximately $1.8 million is currently available in funding. “For commercial building owners...Read Full StoryLoan ApplicationSolar Water HeatingGreenhouse Gas EmissionsEnergy SavingsSolar ProjectsFinancingEnergy SystemsCommonwealthGELFEnvironmental JusticePennsylvaniansDEP And Reinvestment FundU.S. Department Of EnergyEsperanza CollegeDrexel UniversityPatrick Mcdonnell

New coronavirus cases were reported Wednesday in Lynn, Lynnfield, Peabody and Revere. Numbers remained unchanged in several other North Shore communities. In Lynn, 26 new cases were reported to bring the city’s caseload to 16,224. Of that total, 320 cases are active, 203 people have died, and 15,701 have recovered from the virus, according to city data.Read Full StoryPeabodyVirusRevereCoronavirusPublic HealthThe Health DepartmentNahantSalemLynnfieldSaugusSwampscottMarbleheadCity Data

WA – The Washington State Department of Health started a podcast series called ‘Coping with COVID,’ where each week health experts talk about some of the difficulties we’ve been facing with the COVID-19 pandemic. This week’s episode was on suicide prevention and how to help someone having suicidal thoughts. The...Read Full StorySuicide PreventionPodcastSuicidal ThoughtsMental HealthPublic HealthHealth DepartmentWACOVIDHealth ExpertsTraumaProgram DirectorMD.StrategiesSocial Work GuestLizzie Cayden

MADISON, Wis. (WEAU/WBAY) - Wisconsin is quickly approaching 3 out of 4 senior adults starting or finishing their COVID-19 vaccinations. The latest figures from the state Department of Health Services (DHS) on Wednesday show 73.2% of adults 65 and older received at least one dose of vaccine, and 51% of that age group finished their vaccine regimen.Read Full StoryCdcCovid-19 VaccineAndroid SmartphonesPopulation HealthVaccine DosesState DepartmentPopulation ControlWEAU/WBAYDHSJohnson & JohnsonVACCINATIONSCHIPPEWA CO.LA CROSSE CO.DUNN CO.WHA

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OSWEGO COUNTY – Oswego County Public Health Director Jiancheng Huang announced Wednesday, March 24, that 29 additional residents tested positive for COVID-19. This brings the total cumulative number of positive cases since the county began monitoring for COVID-19 in March 2020 to 6,843. There are currently 233 active positive cases.Read Full StoryHealth And SafetyCoronavirusVirusCounty OfficialsEmergency DepartmentHealth OfficialsPulaski Urgent CareCayuga Community CollegeNYS Department Of HealthThe Hannibal PharmacyThe Medicine PlaceWalgreensThe Kinney DrugsPositive CasesVaccine Supplies

An ancient Egyptian pharaoh that may be King Tut's father has a new face, with regal features and a serene expression shaped by digital reconstruction. Though this is the most accurate reconstruction of the man to date, long-standing questions about his identity remain unanswered. His remains were found in 1907...Read Full StoryKing TutArchaeologyAustraliaThe Forensic Anthropology3DFacebookThe FAPAB Research CenterFlinders UniversityLive ScienceDepartment Of HistoryJAMAOhio State UniversityKingsDigital ReconstructionEgyptian MummiesAkhenatenKiyaAmenhotep IiiNefertiti

HILL CITY, S.D. — For a small town community like Hill City, the closure of a business like Rushmore Forest Products, could have lasting effects. “This could have a devastating effect,” said Rushmore Forest Products President and CEO, Jim Neiman. The sawmill is closing after 53 years of business in...Read Full StorySawmillFamily BusinessesCommunity ServiceU.S. BusinessesSustainable BusinessRushmore Forest ProductsThe U.S. Forest ServiceGeneral Technical ReportThe Hill City CafeThe Department Of LaborTimber Industry WorkersMillsLasting EffectsJobsKristi Noem

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