Mayor Robert Garcia announced plans to Long Beach
Mayor Robert Garcia announced plans to restart the economy
Long Beach mayor Robert Garcia announced that as the coronavirus has hit hard, they will reopen the economy soon for childcare purposes. In May, the mayor said that early childhood education is the necessary service and needs to reopen for a better future. Mayor’s fund for education with the partnership with the health department’s early childhood education program. They are providing childcare and services to the children who are at risk. Community partners are long beach day nursery, YMCA of more splendid long beach, child lane, children today, young horizons, giant steps, a un Mundo de amigos. Governor Gavin Newsom said that social distancing is the crucial factor to be followed. Many essential items like diapers, face covers and bottles of sanitizers and education material. As they are reopening again, so safety measures must be kept in mind.
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Increasing COVID-19 cases in Long Beach
It was the worst day as long beach confirmed 184 COVID-19 cases since last seven days, the worst week ever happened.
Last week cases were 124, but this week there was a rapid increase in cases. City officers have increased the screening sites for fast testing and detection of COVID-19 patients.
58 was the highest number ever recorded in the city. When the spread of COVID-19 decreases, they will reopen some businesses from the coming weeks. But the safety measures will be kept in mind for further spread of novel coronavirus. On Thursday and Friday, the number of people hospitalized decreased only 41.gov. Gavin Newsom will announce the precaution and when and how to reopen the businesses.
In the whole country, LA 781 new cases come with total death in 1229 and positive over 25000.
Blood drives called because of the novel coronavirus
As we all know, the spread of novel coronavirus has affected the whole world here 260 blood drives around Southern California, and 2700 red cross blood drives around the country are cancelled due to COVID-19.
There was a shortage of blood nationwide. As the fixed collection sites were increased with a decrease in elective procedure in hospitals, they currently have 100%of shocks of minimall stock level.
Many medical centres shown their fear for blood supply.there is the regular supply of blood as it has expired date also. Blood collection is needed for diseases other then COVID-19.
Six blood drives to open by the end of month or June around Belmont shore.collerabortion of local organization friends of Belmont shore and Iconix fitness on blood drive on Tuesday.
The list filled so early that the other driver has been arranged for May 19 at the fitness centre at 4101 E. Olympic plaza.
For further information contact the American red cross greater long beach chapter at 800-red-cross(800-733-2767) or the long beach memorial medical centre at 562-933-0808.
Long Beach Township Concert Series goes live on Facebook on May 2
Take a sneak peek the 2020 Long Beach Township's Bayview Park Concert Series lineup on Facebook Live Happy Hour Music Sessions. The show starts at 2 p.m. on May 2, Saturday.
"Thank you all for joining our HAPPY HOUR Facebook Live Concert Series. We are grateful not only to you, our viewers, but also to our sponsors: K2, DADDY O, THE LOCAL, MYSTIC MEATS & SEAFOOD, MK PRODUCTIONS, and TAP INTO," said Joni Bakum, Director of LBT Recreation and Bayview Park. " But the Long Beach Township FACEBOOK FUN does not stop here. STAY TUNED! We are planning a variety of activities and music to entertain you throughout May. Just TAP INTO all the fun.!"
To listen to these fantastic musicians from the comfort of your home tune in to their Facebook pages from 2-10p.m. sponsored by Long Beach Township, Bayview Park, Kubels Too, MK Productions, Daddy O Hotel & Restaurant, Mystic Meat & Seafood Market, The Local Market & Kitchen, and TAPinto Stafford & LBI.
The list of local musicians:
4 - 5:30 p.m. Chris Fritz
2 - 4 p.m. Jason Booth & Ted Hammock
7 - 8:30 p.m. Joe Faraone
5:30 - 7 p.m. The Pickles Nation
8:30 - 10 p.m. Jimmy Brogan
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How to win lots of food from Long Beach Restaurants
If you are among the few who are lucky then a $100 ticket could get you hundreds of dollars worth of food at various Long Beach restaurants. The regular fundraising events have been halted due to the coronavirus pandemic. An all-volunteer organization, Steel Magnolias, raises money for the Stramski Children’s Developmental Center which is located at Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital in Long Beach. This organization has turned to local restaurants in order to launch the “Dine Local & Do Good” fundraising event. They have bought $7,000 worth of gift cards from eight different Long Beach restaurants and will sell 400 tickets at $100 per piece. On June 1st, ten winners will be announced their Facebook page. $750 worth of gift cards will be given to Four winners while $500 in gift cards will be given to six winners. You can even buy a $125 ticket and if you do that, you will be rewarded with an additional $250 gift card. This is meant to be donated.
Long Beach officials to lift curfew this Thursday
Long Beach officials are planning to lift the curfew soon to bring back the economy on track. Mayor George Bass issued new orders on Thursday, stating that the curfew instituted in the Emergency Proclamation of Executive Order issued on March 31st will be lifted at 5 a.m. on Friday. According to the Director of Community Affairs Jenny Levens, the order had been passed to make things normal. "A step forward in the aspect of returning to normal. It was one of the last restrictions that were put in and should be one of the first removed. If we have any problems or the police are having issues from this, we can put it back in place if necessary. For now, we are lifting it, and we're trying to return to some normalcy." The order also requests the residents of Mississippi as well as the City of Long Beach to follow the issuance of the governor's 'safe at home' law.
House on ray road got damaged due to fire
At about 2:00 pm on Ray Road in Long Beach, the fire broke out, which caused damages to the home, but the family residing in the house managed to run away at the right time. As soon as the fire broke out, firefighters were called. On arriving, the firefighters managed to rescue the house from fire, but before firefighters had arrived, the house had already suffered damage, and the house was full of smoke. The police have started an investigation; however, the cause of the fire as of now is unknown.
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The man died after the motorcycle crash during a test drive
A 31-year-old man killed after a motorcycle crashed during the test drive into a concrete wall in the centre mall parking lot.
A man named Jake Dunwoody of Omaha was seriously injured in the crash. The incident happened at 1:40 p.m. at the mall,4001 centre St. he was then taken to the Nebraska medical centre, and there he was declared dead.
Dunwoody was having a keen interest in buying a motorcycle. Dunwoody was told that he will be driving dirt bikes while growing up in western Nebraska.
He was already told that if he goes fast and able to control it, then he might get injured.
Dunwoody was going smooth, and he was comfortable with the rid but suddenly speed increased. Stock told Dunwoody to slow down the speed with pressing the clutch at that time, but Dunwoody accelerated more and then he hit the wall and crushed.
A pedestrian injured after being hit by car
The car hit the pedestrian on Monday in Raleigh. Pedestrian is seriously injured. The incident took place at 10:25 p.m. when a man was crossing new Bern Avenue near Trawick Road.
The pedestrian was hit by the car, the driver was after that the pedestrian was hit, and no other information has not yet been confirmed.
Lockdown has been extended to May 8
As we all know, coronavirus is spreading at a breakneck speed so stay at home order ended last week but has been extended now till May 8.
Officers of Denver made an announcement that the mayor has extended the stay at home order on Monday. The news conference will be helped by Denver mayor Michel Hancock for the further reopening of businesses in Denver on Tuesday afternoon.
Many of the businesses owners, as well as employees, are waiting to get back to their earlier lives.
On May 9, they all are expecting to reopen the businesses.
The business owner said they will take all safety measures after reopening. The customers will be maintaining distance in the shop, or they will make them stay in the car and give their items in their vehicle.
All the customers, employees and owner will be wearing a mask for safety.
Tailors are there to make masks for all the customers who have no mask.no one knows when the business will reopen and come back to normal, but everyone has hope for safely opening of companies.
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A 48-story skyscraper burns in Sharjah
In Sharjah, a skyscraper caught fire. On the footage from the site of the emergency it is clear that all floors are gory. According to preliminary data, a fire could start in one of the skyscraper's restaurants. Firemen and doctors work on the spot.
The man died after the motorcycle crash during a test drive
A 31-year-old man killed after a motorcycle crashed during the test drive into a concrete wall in the centre mall parking lot.
A man named Jake Dunwoody of Omaha was seriously injured in the crash. The incident happened at 1:40 p.m. at the mall,4001 centre St. he was then taken to the Nebraska medical centre, and there he was declared dead.
Dunwoody was having a keen interest in buying a motorcycle. Dunwoody was told that he will be driving dirt bikes while growing up in western Nebraska.
He was already told that if he goes fast and able to control it, then he might get injured.
Dunwoody was going smooth, and he was comfortable with the rid but suddenly speed increased. Stock told Dunwoody to slow down the speed with pressing the clutch at that time, but Dunwoody accelerated more and then he hit the wall and crushed.
A pedestrian injured after being hit by car
The car hit the pedestrian on Monday in Raleigh. Pedestrian is seriously injured. The incident took place at 10:25 p.m. when a man was crossing new Bern Avenue near Trawick Road.
The pedestrian was hit by the car, the driver was after that the pedestrian was hit, and no other information has not yet been confirmed.
