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Despite pandemic challenges, Lakeside Amusement Park is back open just in time for the end of summer
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DENVER â Mylz Navaretteâs first ride in his young life happened on Friday at Lakeside Amusement Park. A tradition now passed along through four generations. Heâs experiencing what I used to experience, what my parents experienced, and my daughter also, says Mylz grandfather, Frank Navarette.
Mylz s mom, Alyssa, didnât think it would happen this summer. I thought I was going to have to wait until next year, honestly I did, said Alyssa Navarette.
Los Angeles Residents Adapt Around Masks To Contain Rise Of Covid – 07/19/2021 – Worldwide
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As the sun began to burn through the morning layer of salty air, regulars at Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica, Calif., Still adjusted to the new normal, which was practically the old normal – an order. from Los Angeles City Hall to the public wears masks indoors, whether in businesses or in public places.
Most customers put on their masks at store entrances, where there are signs reminding them of the policy, and in some cases, free masks are offered. Tourists from other states found themselves wearing face shields for the first time in nine months, sometimes annoyed but generally obedient, and a restaurant worker who forgot the municipal order received one from across the street. the street with cafe employees they had to spare.
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25 Investigates: Vaccination rates in low-income communities still lag behind the pack Kerry Kavanaugh
25 Investigates told you about a major gap in vaccination rates between wealthy and low income communities in Massachusetts.. Since then, the state altered its vaccine approach. We wanted to know if it’s working. Anchor investigative reporter Kerry Kavanaugh found some of our poorest communities are still lagging behind the pack. Critics of the state’s rollout say this outcome was entirely predictable.
Those low income communities were also places hit hardest by COVID-19. Through our reporting, 25 Investigates found mass vaccination sites that required online appointments left many in those communities with an uphill battle to access their shot. There were language barriers as well as struggles with internet access, transportation, and the ability to take time off from work. In May, the Baker administration announced it would shift away from the large scale m