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Broken Arrow City Council Still Shows No Appetite For Mask Measure

Broken Arrow City Council It was a familiar scene at Tuesday s Broken Arrow City Council meeting: Councilor Johnnie Parks expressed interest in exploring a mask mandate to address rising rates of COVID-19, but the suggestion did not garner enthusiasm from the majority of either his colleagues or public commenters.  We ve looked at this for several months now and our rates keep increasing. I think that we need to have it on the next city council meeting as a decision item, Parks said of either a mask mandate or recommendation. With the opportunity, maybe, to do something different as leaders in the community, to see if there s some way we can help this.

Broken Arrow City Council Hears Arguments Over Mask Mandate

Broken Arrow City Council Hears Arguments Over Mask Mandate Several hundred people are asking the Broken Arrow City Council to mandate masks, but dozens more packed the council chambers Tuesday night to urge against it. More than 200 people signed a letter to the Broken Arrow City Council, saying the current lack of policy fails to protect the people there. . However, nearly everyone who spoke at the meeting Tuesday night was against the mandate. Several people who spoke say they believe mandating wearing a mask is a step too far and that the local government should respect personal freedoms. Broken Arrow Mayor Craig Thurmond echoed that thought.

2020 tests limits of Arctic adaptation

2020 tests limits of Arctic adaptation December 31st, 2020 | 1. Arctic struggles with pandemic and its impacts to education, health Across the Arctic, as well as the state, nation and globe, the dominant story of 2020 was the COVID-19 pandemic. For rural Alaska, however, the pandemic brought back memories of the Spanish flu, which decimated many in Alaska s Native villages, in some cases leaving only a handful of survivors. While the state braced for impact shortly after spring break, closing schools, restaurants and many service industries and limiting travel between communities, rural Alaska did not see immediate outbreaks, despite fears that prompted many communities to restrict travel and require testing and quarantines for all people arriving via air.

Letter to the Editor: Broken Arrow city leaders chooses politics over the health of residents

Letter to the Editor: Broken Arrow city leaders chooses politics over the health of residents
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