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State, town drop mask mandate Written by Geoffrey Plant on May 17, 2021
Silver City Assistant Town Manager James Marshall said his phone hasn’t stopped ringing since the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s announcement Thursday that fully vaccinated individuals no longer need to wear face coverings in most situations.
Marshall said that both citizens and business owners are calling with two main questions about the revised rules.
“The first question is, ‘If I am vaccinated, do I have to wear a mask?’
“Businesses have the right to set their own policies,” Marshall said. “If a business chooses to require everyone to wear masks, they have that right; if they choose not to require masks and if you’re vaccinated you don’t have to wear one.
May 14, 2021
Businesses to set own mask rules as state, town drop mandate Written by Geoffrey Plant on May 14, 2021
Silver City Assistant Town Manager James Marshall said his phone hasn’t stopped ringing since the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s announcement Thursday that fully vaccinated individuals no longer need to wear face coverings in most situations.
Marshall said that both citizens and business owners are calling with two main questions about the revised rules.
“The first question is, ‘If I am vaccinated, do I have to wear a mask?’
“Businesses have the right to set their own policies,” Marshall said. “If a business chooses to require everyone to wear masks, they have that right; if they choose not to require masks and if you’re vaccinated you don’t have to wear one.
The plaintiffs in the landmark Yazzie/Martinez education funding lawsuit are asking a district court to order state public and charter schools to provide at-risk students computers and adequate internet access as they deal with the coronavirus pandemic.
The expedited motion, filed Tuesday in First Judicial District Court, claims the state has failed to provide those children â especially in rural districts and those serving predominantly Native American students â with the tools necessary for remote learning. It stated schoolsâ failure to provide the necessary technology âhas caused and continues to cause them to be denied a sufficient education required by the State Constitution and ordered by this Court.â
The plaintiffs in the landmark Yazzie/Martinez education funding lawsuit are asking a district court to order state public and charter schools to provide at-risk students computers and adequate internet access as they deal with the coronavirus pandemic.
The expedited motion, filed Tuesday in First Judicial District Court, claims the state has failed to provide those children â especially in rural districts and those serving predominantly Native American students â with the tools necessary for remote learning. It stated schoolsâ failure to provide the necessary technology âhas caused and continues to cause them to be denied a sufficient education required by the State Constitution and ordered by this Court.â