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Some Local School Districts Still Mandate Masks 03-14-22 06:33 S.S.

 

Keeping Mask Mandates in Place:


Greenfield Unified School District
North Monterey County Unified School District - Until March 26
Alisal Union School District - Until April 4

Lifting Mandate but Strongly Recommending Masks:

All Santa Cruz county school districts


Monterey Peninsula Unified School District
Salinas Union High School District
Salinas City Elementary School District
Soledad Unified School District
Spreckels Unified School District
Pacific Grove Unified School District
Carmel Unified School District
Soledad Union School Districtes in Place
Greenfield Unified School District
North Monterey County Unified School District - Until March 26
Alisal Union School District - Until April 4

 

 

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Daylight Savings Time Began At 2 a.m. Today

Time change was this morning, so some of you (who did not move your clocks forward an hour before you went to sleep) may be noticing a 1 hour discrepancy between the time on your cell phone, and the time on any other timepieces you may have in your home or vehicle.

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UPDATE 3: Colorado Fire Now 35% Contained 01-23-22 23:36 S.S.

The Colorado Fire, which broke out in Palo Colorado Canyon Friday night is now considered 35 percent contained, and due to being able to get more accurate mapping done  fire officials niw say the wildfire has burned 700 acres (not the 1,050 or 1500 acres originally estimated). As of tonight (Sunday January 23rd, 2022) only 1 structure (a yurt), and a fire engine, have been damaged by the blaze so far.  Although the Mandatory Evacuations remain in-place, the Evacuation Center at Carmel Middle School will close as of 7 a.m. tomorrow (Monday). That said, Colorado Fire evacuees can still access shelter information by calling 2-1-1, including information on which local hotels are offering lower rates to those impacted by this wintertime wildfire.  Monterey County Health Department officials recommend that people in the evacuated areas either boil their tap water before using it (after they return home), because the fire may have damaged their water system's infrastructure....or use bottled water....at least until each impacted water system can be checked.

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