because there s an increase in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations throughout the county and it s gotten so bad that the numbers are showing that almena county has most ksat of any county in the bay area and that has caused major concern for public health officials they ve been deciding what to do in terms of reopening or not county public health officials say the number of cases has risen in the last week from 63 to 71 per 100,000 people before this though they were seeing a decline in numbers so officials thought it was time to move forward with the state s case for reopening by applying for variance attestation putting the county officially in stage 2 that s where a lot of counties are in our state. but now the health department and other officials don t believe it s safe to do so since every day the numbers are now going up at last check there s been 5700 cases of coronavirus here in alameda county was 133 deaths now we heard earlier from the alameda county health dire
tropical storm harvey keeps pounding texas and even though it is heading slowly back to the gulf of mexico over 25 inches of rain had fallen in galveston and houston. the flooding could get worse as it keeps raining and the army corps of engineers began releasing water from the reservoirs this morning and that is adding to the water that has already turned streets into rivers. fema administrator brock long has almost 5000 female employees helping the storm victims fema employees helping the storm victims. we are deep into the safety mission of s with water rescue along with search and rescue. president trump planning on flying to texas tomorrow to see the damage firsthand, and in minutes we get a live report from doug luzader in houston. there have been over 2000 rescue missions in texas, and expected to continue through the day with the u.s. coast guard using helicopters to get the people off of the rooftops, out of the flooded streets, and apply them to safety. high
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Helen Mae (Rothrock) (Legradi) Yocum, 90, formerly of Lewistown, passed away peacefully with her family by her side on Sunday, Nov. 19, 2023, at Morristown Medical Center in New Jersey. She was born in Lewistown on March 11, 1933, to Trilba Agatha Grace (nee Narehood) and Samuel E. Rothrock. Helen graduated from Yeagertown High School […]