Number of People Testing Positive for Covid 19 are on the Rise - Spanish - 04/29/2022
Saludos
En las últimas semanas, el número de personas que tienen COVID-19 ha aumentado en Vermont y en todo el país. El número de personas en el hospital también está aumentando.
Quiero recordarles que si usted usa una máscara dentro de las tiendas, su oficina o lugar de trabajo, y las casas de familiares y amigos, es menos probable que se contagie de COVID-19. El Departamento de Salud de Vermont todavía recomienda usar máscaras en autobuses, taxis y aviones.
También recuerde lavarse las manos regularmente y quédese en casa si se siente enfermo.
Ahora está muy claro que si está vacunado, es mucho menos probable que se enferme gravemente y termine en el hospital por COVID-19. Entonces, si no ha recibido las vacunas o los refuerzos contra el COVID-19, por favor considere hacerlo.
Recuerda que la prueba sigue siendo gratuita. Hágase la prueba si ha estado en contacto cercano con alguien que tiene COVID-19. Si comienza a sentirse enfermo, aunque sea un poco, hágase la prueba lo antes posible.
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Greetings
Over the past few weeks, the number of people who have COVID-19 has gone up in Vermont, and around the country. The number of people in the hospital is going up too.
I want to remind you that if you wear a mask inside stores, your office or place of work, and the homes of family and friends it is less likely that you will get COVID-19. The Vermont Department of Health still recommends wearing masks on buses, taxi’s and airplanes.
Also remember to wash your hands regularly and please stay home if you feel sick.
It is now really clear that if you are vaccinated it is much less likely you will get very sick and end up in the hospital from COVID-19. So, if you have not received the COVID-19 vaccines or boosters, please consider doing so.
Remember that testing is still free. Please get tested if you have been in close contact with someone who has COVID-19. If you start to feel even a little bit sick, get tested as soon as possible.
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Rosanne Greco - Part 2 - 04/29/2022
From Gary De Carolis:
Rosanne, in 5 words: Caring, Committed, Concerned, Critical, Enviornmentalist
Bio:
"Rosanne Greco was born in Scranton, PA to a coal miner father and garment factory worker mother. She entered the convent at age 12, and was a novice in the Sisters of Christian Charity when she left six and a half years later. She worked her way through college, and graduated with a BA in Psychology from Newark State College (now Kean College) in Union, NJ. She joined the U.S. Air Force in 1973 and served in five foreign countries and six U.S. states. She was an intelligence officer specializing in strategic nuclear weapons and arms control negotiations. She retired in 2003 as a full Colonel.
Rosanne moved to Vermont in 2008 and was elected to the South Burlington City Council in 2011. She was elected Chair of the City Council in 2012. After deciding in 2014 not to run again for political office, she has devoted her time to climate activism and other social justice issues. Rosanne has an MS in Counseling and Guidance from the University of Nebraska, and has completed all course work for a PhD in International Relations from the University of Maryland. She married for the first time at age 57, and is living with her loving husband in a big yellow house in South Burlington, Vermont along with their adopted dog, Jamie."
Watch part one here: cctv.org/watch-tv/programs/rosanne-greco
Number of People Testing Positive for Covid 19 are on the Rise - French - 04/29/2022
Greetings
Over the past few weeks, the number of people who have COVID-19 has gone up in Vermont, and around the country. The number of people in the hospital is going up too.
I want to remind you that if you wear a mask inside stores, your office or place of work, and the homes of family and friends it is less likely that you will get COVID-19. The Vermont Department of Health still recommends wearing masks on buses, taxi’s and airplanes.
Also remember to wash your hands regularly and please stay home if you feel sick.
It is now really clear that if you are vaccinated it is much less likely you will get very sick and end up in the hospital from COVID-19. So, if you have not received the COVID-19 vaccines or boosters, please consider doing so.
Remember that testing is still free. Please get tested if you have been in close contact with someone who has COVID-19. If you start to feel even a little bit sick, get tested as soon as possible.
Number of People Testing Positive for Covid 19 are on the Rise - Swahili - 04/29/2022
Salamu
Katika wiki chache zilizopita, idadi ya watu walio na COVID-19 imeongezeka huko Vermont, na kote nchini.Idadi ya watu hospitalini inaendelea kuongezeka pia.
Ninataka kukukumbusha kwamba ikiwa unavaa barakoa ndani ya maduka, ofisi yako, mahali pa kazi, au nyumba za familia na marafiki, kuna uwezekano mdogo kua unaweza kupata virusi vya COVID-19. Idara ya Afya ya Vermont bado inapendekeza kuvaa barakoa kwenye mabasi, teksi na ndege.
Pia, kumbuka kunawa mikono yako mara kwa mara and kubakia nyumbani ikiwa unahisi kuwa mgonjwa.
Sasa ni wazi kuwa, ikiwa umechanjwa kuna uwezekano mdogo sana wa kuugua kwa ukasi na kulazwa hospitalini kutokana na virusi vya COVID-19. Kwa hivyo, ikiwa hujapokea chanjo au nyongeza ya COVID-19, tafadhali zingatia kufanya hivyo.
Kumbuka ya kwamba kupimwa bado ni bure. Tafadhali jaribu kupimwa ikiwa umewasiliana kwa karibu na mtu ambaye ana COVID-19. Ukianza kuhisi kuwa mgonjwa hata kidogo, jaribu kufanya hivyo haraka iwezekanavyo.
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Greetings
Over the past few weeks, the number of people who have COVID-19 has gone up in Vermont, and around the country. The number of people in the hospital is going up too.
I want to remind you that if you wear a mask inside stores, your office or place of work, and the homes of family and friends it is less likely that you will get COVID-19. The Vermont Department of Health still recommends wearing masks on buses, taxi’s and airplanes.
Also remember to wash your hands regularly and please stay home if you feel sick.
It is now really clear that if you are vaccinated it is much less likely you will get very sick and end up in the hospital from COVID-19. So, if you have not received the COVID-19 vaccines or boosters, please consider doing so.
Remember that testing is still free. Please get tested if you have been in close contact with someone who has COVID-19. If you start to feel even a little bit sick, get tested as soon as possible.
Burlington’s Barns - 04/28/2022
Ron Wanamaker and John Wadhams discuss the plight of Burlington’s outbuildings and some creative solutions that meet the needs of the community and homeowners alike.
More information: preservationburlington.org
Essex Planning Commission - 04/28/2022
For more information on the Essex Planning Commission and their current procedures and meeting dates, please visit essex.org/425/Planning-Commission.
Information on the Elmwood Avenue Shelter Pod Village and Community Resource Center - 04/28/2022
From Host Jules Wetchi:
To respond to the ongoing housing crisis in Burlington, Mayor Miro Weinberger released his “Action Plan to Fulfill the Promise of Housing as a Human Right in Burlington,” a 10-point plan that outlines a roadmap to double the rate of housing production and end chronic homelessness in our community. In support of this plan, CEDO is working to transform the Elmwood Avenue parking lot for temporary use as an emergency shelter community and Community Resource Center for neighbors in our community experiencing homelessness. Updates and information on the project can be found on the CEDO website.
What is a Shelter Pod Village?
The Shelter Pod Village will have 35 shelter pods, which are small individual units meant to house one person. The Shelter Pod Village is for homeless community members.
Public Informational Meeting: Main Street Concepts - 04/28/2022
This is a public meeting to present design concepts for the Burlington's Main Street revitalization project.
For more info: greatstreetsbtv.com
Chittenden Solid Waste District - 04/27/2022
For more information on the Chittenden Solid Waste District and current procedures and meeting dates, please visit cswd.net/about-cswd/cswd-board-of-commissioners.
UVM Staff Contract Negotiations Solidarity Protest - 04/27/2022
Neighborhood Media Interns interview students protesting in solidarity for UVM staff demanding a livable, equitable wage.
For more info: www.uvmstaffunited.org
Elections in France, Our Oldest Ally: What Does the Victory of Macron Say? - 04/27/2022
From VICII:
This week in our oldest ally, France, a run-off election pitted President Emmanuel Macron against National Front leader Marine LePen. As the War in Ukraine continues and as Europe appears to be engaged in a land war for the first time since WWII, the results of this election will be watched carefully: Macron is a defender of NATO while Le Pen is not a fan.
Other issues divide the two and the election has been analyzed as a contest like our own in 2020; Macron the moderate and a Biden and LePen a conservative and a Trump.
For more information: vicii.org
Essex Junction Trustees - 04/27/2022
For more information on the Essex Junction Trustees and their current procedures and meeting dates, please reference the meeting agendas at essexjunction.org/boards/board-of-trustees.
Burlington Public Works Commission - 04/27/2022
For more information on the Burlington Public Works Commission and their current procedures and meeting dates, please reference the meeting agendas at burlingtonvt.gov/DPW/Commission/Agendas.
Spring Concert - 04/27/2022
From Me2/:
Join us for a FREE hour of music and stigma-erasing conversation! Guest Conductor Dan Bruce leads the orchestra in works by Bizet, Mozart, and Dvorak. The audience is invited to “ask us anything” during a lively Q&A session. This performance will honor the life of violinist Eric Adler.
Me2/ is the world’s only classical music organization created for musicians living with mental illness and the people who support them. Come as you are, be comfortable, and enjoy our stigma-free environment! For more information visit me2music.org or contact at
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