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Stormont Vail welcomes new Vice President, Regional Administrator

Stormont Vail welcomes new Vice President, Regional Administrator
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Vaccines, routines, and masks: Back-to-class advice as schools strive for normal start

Vaccines, routines, and masks: Back-to-class advice as schools strive for normal start Melissa Brunner © Provided by Topeka WIBW-TV Topeka High School hosted vaccine clinics for students just before the school year ended. TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - COVID is creating new conversations for back to school. Most children skipped a year of normal classroom routine, each district has different rules, and even major health organizations are offering different guidelines, even as variants are hitting younger people harder. Parents and students are looking for a somewhat normal routine after more than a year of pandemic disruptions. Stormont Vail pediatrician Dr. Randy Schumacher says all those disruptions make practicing the daily back-to-school routine even more important to help kids adjust.

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Here is where you can get vaccinated from COVID-19 in Shawnee County

Shawnee County reported 112 COVID-19 cases from July 12-15 after seeing a total of 156 cases in June. Twenty-five people are hospitalized, as of the July 13 Shawnee County COVID-19 dashboard update, but that number has tripled in the past two weeks. After months of reassuring trends, our community is in the midst of a surge in cases and hospitalizations in unvaccinated individuals,” said Erin Locke, Shawnee County s health officer. “We all want to have a normal fall, and collectively, our personal actions will determine future impacts. The surge can be attributed in part to the Delta variant, the health department said in a news release. Delta has become the dominate community strain since it was first found in Shawnee County in June.

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Kansas is seeing increase in COVID-19 fueled by the Delta variant

Kansas is seeing increase in COVID-19 fueled by the Delta variant
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MFD official: Taco John s repairs ongoing; permit issued for Stormont Vail project

Taco Johns at 214 Leavenworth Street seen in this July 8 photo. The restaurant has stood vacant since a March 28 fire. (Steven Shaffur/KMAN) Nearly 3 and a half months after it caught fire, Manhattan’s Taco John’s restaurant remains closed. Manhattan Fire Department Fire Marshal Jake Powell gave a brief update on In Focus this week about the status of repairs at the store. 0708-Powell 5 Fire investigators in late May determined the March 28 fire was accidental, caused by ignited cooking oil on soiled towels in a storage area. Manhattan inspectors also this week issued a $13.2 million permit to Stormont Vail Healthcare for its new medical complex, on the east edge of the K-State campus.

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