Month: May 2021

With noteworthy caveats, asterisks, and footnotes, “The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that fully vaccinated adults can safely resume activities indoors or outdoors without masks or distancing, in gatherings large or small,” according ….

Bridge Michigan analysis of gender, racial disparity among intermediate school district superintendents in our state: “Michigan school superintendents: mostly male, nearly all white,” by Ron French and Madeline Halpert, May 10, 2021. “While 65 percent ….

Another sad reminder that railroad tracks can be deadly, should always be treated as active. Morning headline by John Agar read: “Pedestrian struck, killed by train in Kalamazoo.” This regarded an incident that “happened around ….

The Saline Celtic Festival organizers announced earlier this evening via Instagram that their 2021 event has been officially cancelled. “Music, dance, and cultural events bring people together in wonderful ways, and this past year we ….

Another “batch” of Michigan workplaces has been fined “for violating COVID-19 protocols,” according to an article titled “Hospitals, stores, restaurants among 51 Michigan businesses fined for COVID-19 violations” by Taylor DesOrmeau on mLive. “The Michigan ….

Another phrase unlikely imagined before COVID-19: “Practice cruise.” The Detroit News has picked up an Associated Press article last night that stated “Cruise lines can soon begin trial voyages in US waters with volunteer passengers ….

Science and experience notwithstanding, a hardcore group “Can’t Quit Lockdown,” according to Emma Green for The Atlantic yesterday. “Last year, when the pandemic was raging and scientists and public-health officials were still trying to understand ….