California’s first coronavirus lockdown order, in the spring, produced benefits within a month. By April, Gov. Gavin Newsom was able to crow that the state had “arguably flattened” the curve on infections.
It has been two weeks since a second stay-at-home order was issued, and no such flattening has yet occurred across most of California. This may be because restrictions are looser than those in the spring, and because many Californians are so fatigued by public health orders or militantly resistant to them that they are mixing with people from outside their households.
But experts say the most pertinent explanation has to do with the amount of the coronavirus in the community. The latest orders
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County Sheriff Deputies responded to a residential alarm on Grafton Road, Salem Township, at 6:39 a.m. Wednesday. The home appeared secure, and the resident called to say it was a false alarm. Deputies were called to a domestic dispute on state Route 39, Yellow Creek Township, at 1:43 a.m. Thursday. While deputies were en route, the female called back to say everything was fine with her and the boyfriend. The deputy spoke to both and they said they had been arguing but were now going to bed. Deputies were called to a domestic dispute on Trinity Church Road, Hanover Township, at 5:42 a.m. Thursday after having been there the previous afternoon. The man in the relationship had apparently returned to get his work clothes but his girlfriend did not want him there. She was advised of the process for obtaining a protection order.
RESIDE Worldwide Wins “Fresh Ideas Award” at Graebel 2020 Partner Alliance Conference
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Leading prop-tech and alternative accommodations firm, RESIDE Worldwide, was honored by Graebel Companies, Inc. as one of their top partners for outstanding service and partnership at their 2020 Partner Alliance Conference.
“It’s an honor to receive the ‘Fresh Ideas Award’ for our investment in our 3SIXTY tech platform.” Lee Curtis, CEO & Founder, RESIDE SEATTLE (PRWEB) December 17, 2020 Leading prop-tech and alternative accommodations firm, RESIDE Worldwide (RESIDE), was honored by Graebel Companies, Inc. (Graebel) as one of their top partners for outstanding service and partnership at their 2020 Partner Alliance Conference.
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RESIDE Worldwide, Inc. (RESIDE), a premiere prop-tech and alternative accommodations firm with operations in over 20,000 cities and 60 countries, announced the expansion of its global account and supply chain support footprint with key industry additions in both the EMEA and APAC regions.
SEATTLE (PRWEB) December 15, 2020 RESIDE Worldwide, Inc. (RESIDE), a premiere prop-tech and alternative accommodations firm with operations in over 20,000 cities and 60 countries, announced the expansion of its global account and supply chain support footprint with key industry additions in both the EMEA and APAC regions. Our clients and guests have access to a world-class partner network of 1M+ of the very best, carefully curated and globally-compliant accommodations options in 60 countries via our 3SIXTY platform, said Lee Curtis, CCHP, Chief Executive Officer and Founder for RESIDE. Now, we are excited to add significant roles to our global account and supply chain teams in respo
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