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Students do crafts at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Fort Wayne, which is partnering with Fort Wayne Community Schools this summer.
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Suzanne Jones Brooks, a teacher at Jefferson Middle School and Matt Schiebel, Director for Secondary Education at FWCS, pictured at the Boys and Girls Club on Thursday, July 15th, 2021.
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Students do crafts at the Boys and Girls Club on Thursday, July 15th, 2021.
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Hydroponic systems are placed throughout the Boys and Girls Club so students can learn about the science behind plants.
Calamus Run Farm, 672 Georgetown Road, Ronks, opening, April 30. Pass. No violations.
Country Pretzel Twists, 955 N. State St., Ephrata, April 30. Pass. An accumulation of dust and dirt on top of Avantco oven; cleaned and sanitized utensils located near three-bay sink are stored with food contact surfaces exposed to hand contact when retrieved by food employees. Blades on fan located over prep table contain static dust and has the potential to contaminate food below. Wood pretzel paddle is no longer a smooth, easily cleanable surface. Food facility has available chlorine sanitizer test strips; however, they are the wrong type. There are several broken, cracked and missing floor tiles throughout facility, rendering the floor not smooth and easily cleanable. Tape is being used to cover holes near threshold of storage room; repeat violation. Carpet mats are being used as a floor covering in the food prep area, which are not smooth easily cleanable surfaces; repeat violation.
Lancaster County educators were thrilled to get vaccinated once Pennsylvania prioritized the first Johnson & Johnson vaccine shipments for school personnel.
Even with the news that the Johnson & Johnson shot may be linked to rare blood clots, prompting state officials to pause administering doses in accordance with recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Food and Drug Administration, that hasnât changed.
âIn the millions of doses, there have only been a handful of adverse reactions, so the vaccine is still very safe,â Conestoga Valley High School biology teacher and Conestoga Valley Education Association President Tara Flick said.
Lancaster County educators were thrilled to get vaccinated once Pennsylvania prioritized the first Johnson & Johnson vaccine shipments for school personnel.
Even with the news that the Johnson & Johnson shot may be linked to rare blood clots, prompting state officials to pause administering doses in accordance with recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Food and Drug Administration, that hasnât changed.
âIn the millions of doses, there have only been a handful of adverse reactions, so the vaccine is still very safe,â Conestoga Valley High School biology teacher and Conestoga Valley Education Association President Tara Flick said.