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Brian K. Zehnder, MD retweeted
Just notified that Provo Canyon is closing due to heavy smoke.
The #RangeFire has grown to 150 acres and is primarily moving east towards the mouth of Provo Canyon. #ffslkw
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Utahns have the chance to eliminate the outdated provision for slavery in the State Constitution that is a shameful remnant of our country’s legacy of slavery and Jim Crow. Join the campaign to abolish slavery from the Utah Constitution. abolishslaveryutah.org/
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"The ramifications are wildly random and potentially deadly," Christie said in a statement. "No one should be happy to get the virus and no one should be cavalier about being infected or infecting others." apple.news/AI0QZY1Z3SX-XcKrs…
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Join us in this forum, where candidates, @docBrianZ & @Mskriebe , will address the issues that matter to you, & share their ideas on how they plan to represent you in the UT Senate. RSVP for this free event to get the link, & submit any questions you may have for them.
Brian K. Zehnder, MD retweeted
This is a great, comprehensive read on vote by mail in Utah—how it works and the pros and cons of this system.
While President Trump and national GOP sound alarm on voting by mail, red Utah embraces it dlvr.it/RcpRjX #utpol
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Today’s #HappyAct is about appreciating beauty and excellence. Being present in the moment allows us to focus on the beauty of ordinary things. Take a moment to see the wonder and magic in every corner of your surroundings.🌳🗻 ow.ly/MW4Q50yTqda
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Health Dept.: 863 new COVID-19 cases in Utah; six new deaths fox13now.com/news/coronaviru…
Brian K. Zehnder, MD retweeted
Since mandating masks in #SLCO, we have seen a clear decrease in the number of cases relative to the rest of the State. The data are clear, but the virus doesn’t care about county boundaries. Keep it up! #maskuputah
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BREAKING: St. Louis Couple Who Defended Property with Guns During Protests Charged with ‘Felony’ hann.it/3jslkfI
Brian K. Zehnder, MD retweeted
Ages of the Founding Fathers on July 4, 1776: 🇺🇸
• John Adams: 41
• Aaron Burr: 20
• Alexander Hamilton: 21
• James Madison: 25
• John Jay: 29
• Thomas Jefferson: 33
• George Washington: 44
• Benjamin Franklin: 70
Brian K. Zehnder, MD retweeted
Utah saw 33 wildfire starts over the weekend of July 17th. Almost all were human-caused. #ffsljc
Brian K. Zehnder, MD retweeted
Rep. Lewis was a luminary activist whose courage and resilience helped form a better America. His venerable leadership in congress will be sorely missed. Flags have been lowered to half-staff on all public buildings throughout Utah until sunset today to honor his life and service
Brian K. Zehnder, MD retweeted
These are really good changes to the coronavirus.utah.gov dashboard. Honestly, they're the kind of tweaks you make when you're serious about tracking viral spread and sharing info with the public. I think UDOH has done a great job at that.
They are also updating the dashboard today and gave us a video on the changes. #utpol
youtube.com/watch?v=62jZsLeK…
Brian K. Zehnder, MD retweeted
Utah job report released today confirms Utah's unemployment rate has dropped in 1 month from 8.6% to 5.1%. And while 85,700 Utahns remained unemployed this substantial drop shows an economy moving from stabilization to recovery. Keep wearing masks & we can beat this virus! #utpol
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In 1918, mask wearing immediately became of a symbol of wartime patriotism. 😷
A @RedCross PSA stated bluntly, “the man or woman or child who won’t wear a mask now is a dangerous slacker,” calling into question the patriotism of those who refused. influenzaarchive.org/cities/…
