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Sovah Health staff asks for community s help to slow spread of COVID-19 during holidays

Sovah Health staff asks for community’s help to slow spread of COVID-19 during holidays ‘It’s really hard, watching patients die, and they can’t have their family members at their side’ Updated: Tags: DANVILLE, Va. – Frontline workers at SOVAH Health in Danville and Martinsville are asking the community to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 during the holidays. The Danville hospital has lost 11 COVID-19 patients in the last week. Frontline workers shared messages about what their experience has been like treating the patients. This year has brought unprecedented challenges to our hospital, to the public health of our community, and to our personal lives. As COVID-19 cases continue to rise in our community and across the country, it is so important to stay vigilant during this holiday season by wearing your mask, social distancing, and frequently washing your hands. Healthcare workers across the nation are tired, but they continue to fight this virus every singl

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Local Matters - Plea for alternative technologies at Dome landfill hearings

Plea for alternative technologies at Dome landfill hearings The Board representatives Tony Edmonds and Kevin Smith emerge from Warkworth Town Hall after Mr Smith presented at the hearings. Waste to Energy company representatives have renewed their calls to ditch a proposed landfill in the Dome Valley in favour of alternative technologies, which they say are safer and greener. Managing director of The Board Kevin Smith told commissioners considering a resource consent for a landfill in the Dome Valley that the United States Environmental Protection Agency had concluded that all landfills would eventually leak harmful liquids (leachate) into the environment. He said liners and leachate collection systems could not be relied upon because they depend on pipes that could crack, collapse or fill with sediment.

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