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TORONTO York Region health officials said Thursday that they only issued a notice yesterday about a COVID-19 supermarket outbreak stretching back to early April “out of an abundance of caution” and said no customers were affected. “So the reason for issuing a public notice like this is to alert the public about any sort of potential exposure,” Scott Cholewa, Chief of Operations for York Region’s COVID-19 Emergency Response, told CP24 Thursday. “So in a setting like a grocery store, we know that the risk of transmission is very low.” He added that “the reason we issue a public notice like this is out of an abundance of caution to really alert the public that this possibly could have occurred, and for individuals to monitor themselves for signs and symptoms.”
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Last Updated Thursday, May 27, 2021 6:04PM EDT York Region health officials said Thursday that they only issued a notice yesterday about a COVID-19 supermarket outbreak stretching back to early April “out of an abundance of caution” and said no customers were affected. “So the reason for issuing a public notice like this is to alert the public about any sort of potential exposure,” Scott Cholewa, Chief of Operations for York Region’s COVID-19 Emergency Response, told CP24 Thursday. “So in a setting like a grocery store, we know that the risk of transmission is very low.” He added that “the reason we issue a public notice like this is out of an abundance of caution to really alert the public that this possibly could have occurred, and for individuals to monitor themselves for signs and symptoms.”
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School district residents go to the polls on May 18 to vote on budgets and members of their local boards for the coming school year. Below are the details on the ballots in 124 districts. Results will be posted here as they become available.
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The Great Neck, Lawrence, Hewlett-Woodmere and West Hempstead districts received permission from the state to hold voting on May 11, before the statewide date of May 18, which is also the date of the Jewish holiday Shavuot.
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