Flickr Spring means baby birds. The Bureau of Land Management is asking climbers to avoid routes in the Indian Creek climbing area in Bears Ears National Monument that have active nesting sites for birds. This story and more in Monday evening s news brief.
Monday evening, May 10, 2021
State
Leaving Federal Unemployment Benefits Behind
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said on CNN Sunday, it might be time for the state to stop participating in pandemic unemployment benefits. Right now, the federal government provides an extra $300 a week for people out of work due to COVID and Cox said that’s causing labor issues. “The biggest problem we have right now in Utah is finding workers for the jobs that are available,” Cox said. “As we talk to workers, we’ve found it actually is a disincentive. Now, again, there are families that are struggling, we want to help them out but at some point we have to roll that back.” State data show Utah’s March unemployment rate was just below 3%.
“Calcium in, Cavities Out”, Colgate Launches New Campaign to Drive Cavity Awareness
The new thematic campaign is aimed at sensitizing the consumers on ways to prevent, fight cavity and promote dental hygiene and wellness
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Colgate, the world’s leading and the most choosen toothpaste brand, has launched a new thematic campaign to drive awareness around cavities & oral care in general in the Nigerian market with a new thematic campaign tagged “Calcium in, Cavities out”.
According to the Chief Executive Officer, Colgate Tolaram LFTZ Enterprise, Mr. Girish Sharma, the new thematic campaign is aimed at sensitizing the consumers on ways to prevent, fight cavity and promote dental hygiene and wellness by strengthening teeth and freshening breath.