Summer COVID surge prompts renewed safety reminders
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports a summer rise in COVID-19 cases with Georgia showing 1.1 percent ER visits for COVID-19 the week ending July 13 and Northeast Georgia Health System noting 22 percent test positivity. Infectious disease expert Supriya Mannepalli urges vaccination, masking in crowded indoor spaces, testing when symptomatic, and consulting a physician if positive for antiviral options.
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Northeast Georgia Health System
Supriya Mannepalli
Mannepalli
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Georgia
Joe Biden
White House
Delaware
Northeast Georgia
Community split over ALERG implosion plans and transparency
Lake Road business owners pressed for 24 hour prep time and clearer health details as ALERG announced an August implosion with a postponed precipitator building. Council members Shahmir and Gentry urged adherence to procedure and more public communication while Reschly defended safety studies and air quality measures.
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Lake Road
Rob Shahmir
Alerg
Reschly
Shahmir
Amy Gentry
Elyria Eagle Riders 431 Poker Run For Dog Kennel Fund
The Elyria Eagle Riders 431 hosts an Aug 3 poker run to support Lorain County Dog Kennel. Registration starts 9 AM, ride begins 11 AM at 1255 Lowell St Elyria with cash prizes raffles and a poker chip for the first 100. Fees 25 rider 20 passenger five dollar kennel item discount. Food and live music after. Contact 440 219 7223.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Eagle Riders
Lorain County
Lowell St
Elyria
Mike Conibear
Faith Ministries Christian Center
Euclid Ave
Lorain
Ohio Lottery Draws And Jackpots Report
Monday picks include Pick 3 0 6 2 and 7 9 6, Pick 4 6 0 6 4 and 8 8 4 4, Pick 5 2 1 6 5 9 and 4 3 8 3 0. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot sits at 130000, Classic Lotto 13.6 million, Lucky for Life results, Mega Millions next at 331 million, Powerball next at 144 million.
Chronicle Telegram publisher history obscured page note
The Chronicle Telegram header lists publication lineage and contact details for 2024. It includes names such as Hudnutt and Bauer, a July 30 2024 date, and various office numbers, with a copyright notice and ownership statement for Lorain County Publishing.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
William D. Hudnutt
Elyria
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Chronicle
Mail & Home Delivery
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Fruit flies reveal wind sensing and scent tracking tricks
University of Nevada at Reno researchers show fruit flies use cast and surge to chase odors in wind and switch to sink and circle movements in still air. Using light activated neurons in a wind tunnel, they tracked three dimensional fly motion to reveal how tiny brains compute scent direction and search.
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University of Nevada At Reno
Current Biology
Marcus Stensmyr
Lund University
David Stupski
Floris van Breugel
Elizabeth Hong
California Institute of Technology
Richard Benton
University of Lausanne
Benton
FDA approves Shield blood test for colon cancer screening
The FDA cleared Guardant Health Shield as a noninvasive blood test for average risk adults 45 and older, aimed at screening but not replacing colonoscopy. It detects tumor DNA fragments from a simple blood draw, with price listed at 895 dollars out of pocket, and may boost insurance coverage.
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FDA
Washington
Uss
Guardant
Food and Drug Administration
U.S
American Cancer Society
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Andrew R. Young
Ann E. Klunzinger
Julie Wallace
Brad Dicker
Digital
Kymberli Hagelberg
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
NIE Production
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Russ Kunkler
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Beattiseeleed
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