wvge UNITE HERE Ratifies New Contract With Interface Solutions
Ovca National Post deal ends prolonged wage freezeMelanie Mills wore a face shield when she went to the Ottawa Hospital for a routine epidural to treat chronic pain in her lower back and legs.Despite a posted policy specifically asking visitors to wear face masks during the pandemic, Mills had no problem getting into the hospital or making her way up to the neurology department for her appointment last August. But when the 58-year-old met her doctor, she says, he denied her the epidural unless she swapped her face shield for a mask. She struggled to explain why she couldnt wear one, she says, but the doctor insisted and kept saying,I dont know what to tell you. The conversation frazzled Mills so much she couldnt stop herself from telling the doctor exactly why she couldnt wear a mask: that decades ago she was raped, her face pushed to the bed, and the feeling that she would s stanley us uffocate remains so severe that her post-traumatic stress dampens every day of her life. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I couldnt think about this, talk about this, without crying,says Mills of her interaction with thestanley termosar doctor, which shes anxiously been replaying in the lead-up to her next scheduled appointment.Face masks are one of the most visible symbols of the pandemic, proven to be one of the most effective tools in curbing transmission rates even as theyve become a lightning rod for individual freedoms. Debates still rage over whether businesses have the ri stanley cup ght to refuse service to unmasked customers Nycz Man, 37, dead in single-vehicle crash
OSWEGO 鈥?Now that the warmer weather has arrived in Oswego County, animals are more active in the wild and reports of rabies will start to increase in rural areas, villages and city neighborhoods.The rabies virus can infect any mammal, including dogs, cats, livestock, wildlife, and humans.The vast majority of rabies cases occur with wild animals such as bats, raccoons, skunks and foxes.The virus affects the central nervous system, causing paralysis and ultimately death in infected animals.There were five confirmed cases of rabies in Oswego County, involving one raccoon, one sheep, one cat and two bats, in 2014.The Oswego County Health Departments environmental division investigates cases of possible rabies exposure and sponsors rabies vaccinations clinics around Oswego County during the spring, summer an stanley cup d fall months.While the majority o stanley quencher f rabies cases involve wild animals, keeping vaccinations current on dogs and cats, including indoor cats, is crucial to prevention, said Jiancheng Huang, Oswego County Public Health Director. placement_509781_0_iwidth:100%;margin:0 auto; Pets can act as a bridge between a rabid wild animal and person, acquiring the virus through a bite and then bringing the virus into the household,he explained.In 2014 the county health department received more than 800 phone inquiries regarding rabies and submitted 102 animals for rabies testing to the stanley puodelisNew York State Department of Healths Wadsworth Laboratories.The county health department vaccinated 3,2
页:
[1]