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School nurses find new ways to provide care during COVID-19
July 16, 2021
The Alamogordo Public Schools health services team gets ready to hand out snacks and water bottles with barcodes linking to mental health resources. This RV, called Flo, was purchased with CARES Act money as a way for district nurses to stay connected with students during the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo courtesy of Lisa Patch/Alamogordo Public Schools)
A few times a month, this 40-foot RV pulls up to Washington Park in Alamogordo, New Mexico, and nurses distribute crayons and coloring books, pamphlets on health care and water bottles with barcodes linking to resources for mental health. (Photo courtesy of Lisa Patch/Alamogordo Public Schools)
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Thousands visit Hattiesburg Zoo for expanded Africa exhibit opening The Hattiesburg Zoo debuted its newly-expanded Experience Africa exhibit Saturday. (Source: Charles Herrington/WDAM-TV) By WDAM Staff | May 18, 2021 at 2:13 PM CDT - Updated May 19 at 8:25 AM
HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WDAM) - The Hattiesburg Zoo had a busy weekend after unveiling its expanded Africa exhibit that features two much-anticipated giraffes.
More than 5,500 guests visited the zoo on Saturday and Sunday, according to Lisa Conn of the Hattiesburg Convention Commission, which oversees the operation of the zoo.
The zoo set capacity limits of 3,000 each day. It reached that limit by 2 p.m. Saturday.
“We limited capacity at the Hattiesburg Zoo on Saturday and Sunday to 3,000 guests each day in order to make sure our crowd management systems would work,” said Rick Taylor, Executive Director of the Hattiesburg Convention Commission. “We also wanted to ensure a great visitor experience, which means no
Gatheround raises millions from Homebrew, Bloomberg and Stripe’s COO to help remote workers connect
Remote work is no longer a new topic, as much of the world has now been doing it for a year or more because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Companies big and small have had to react in myriad ways. Many of the initial challenges have focused on workflow, productivity and the like. But one aspect of the whole remote work shift that is not getting as much attention is the culture angle.
A 100% remote startup that was tackling the issue way before COVID-19 was even around is now seeing a big surge in demand for its offering that aims to help companies address the “people” challenge of remote work. It started its life with the name Icebreaker to reflect the aim of “breaking the ice” with people with whom you work.