Reading time: < 1 min On April 29 2020, Governor Ron DeSantis announced the plan to start a Phase One opening of Florida for all counties except Palm Beach, Broward and Dade.
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Does Florida meet the criteria to open up? What you need to know.
by Les Wilsonby Les WilsonReading time: 9 mins If you think ‘reopening’ needs to include testing, you are in violent agreement with the White Housr guidelines to Open Up America Again
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Reading time: < 1 min Boca High teacher Jordan Hernandez along with alumnus and BocaFirst contributor Luke Lynch teamed up to start the Corona Cantt movement. Corona Cantt is an initiative to create a worldwide community of students showing how the Corona pandemic can’t stop them from succeeding. See coronacant.com for more information
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Reading time: < 1 min How did the pandemic shutdown of Boca come about? How is the City Council doing? What’s the end look like? More …
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Reading time: 6 mins New cases reflect spread from 2 weeks ago. When the COVID-19 data trend is downward, the infection curve is being flattened.
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Reading time: 3 mins To help people deal with the health and well being of their household, I developed an “Acuity Grid” of what to do when if COVID-19 makes an appearance.
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Reading time: 3 mins it is encouraging to report that life in Boca at the time of COVID-19 is still pretty good. One hopes our government officials are looking at ways to make it better.
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Reading time: 3 mins We can also expect a decrease in Boca Raton residents’ vehicle traffic as a result of the pandemic recession beginning in 2020. This disruption, although painful in many ways, also represents an opportunity to improve the short and long-term quality of life for Boca Raton residents by making the reduced vehicle usage permanent.
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Reading time: < 1 min If you are wondering about the recent County and Boca Emergency Orders to Stay Home/Stay Safe, some resources from the city are listed below. Boca Police tweeted some guidelines regarding emergency services.
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Reading time: 3 mins The next step is for the City Council to decide on the Wildflower/Silver Palm Park site plans; however, this item is currently not on a City Council agenda.