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What caregivers need to know

Tara Blakley As we all struggle through this pandemic, one thing is abundantly clear — caregivers provide a critical service and we need more caregivers throughout Napa County. Caregiving requires compassion and patience; it can be a flexible and a rewarding way to earn money, while also making a difference in someone’s life. If you are a caregiver, or if you need to hire a caregiver, this article contains information you need to know! In February 2020, the Board of Supervisors amended an ordinance requiring all caregivers providing in-home care in Napa County, for any sort of compensation, be background checked and screened for tuberculosis. The original ordinance, adopted in 2010, was the first of its kind in the state of California and demonstrated the commitment our community has to protecting vulnerable seniors and disabled adults and legitimizing the difficult and important work of caregivers. In 2016, the Home Care Services Protection Act was passed an

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Durham schools vote to remain with online classes for the rest of the school year

Durham schools vote to remain with online classes for the rest of the school year Charlie Innis and Jessica Banov, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) Jan. 8 Durham students will remain with remote instruction for the rest of the school year, the board voted Thursday, reversing plans it made just a few months ago. The board voted unanimously to remain in Plan C, as it has since the school year began. The vote took place Thursday during a special called board meeting. You can kind of see some of the solemnness on our faces, Board Chairwoman Bettina Umstead said after the vote, addressing people who might watch the livestream of the meeting.

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