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7/24/20 • Day 33 of Phase III • Nationwide case trends

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Creative Culinary Problem Solving

Chefs, hospitality staff and restaurant owners are still regrouping and forming battle plans, often on an hour-by-hour basis.

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Today we have stories about local restaurants problem-solving during the pandemic, Omaha metro bus routes returning after many were pulled back because of the coronavirus and health experts explaining that taking precautions in schools won’t affect the safety of students as much as reducing cases in the surrounding communities can.

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What to do during quarantine?


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Benson First Fridays Youth Engagement

Kids are invited to join fun, art-oriented events on their Facebook page.

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