Cameron Park has miles of hiking and biking trails to enjoy. Mountain bikers Brett Swartz (left) and Matt Monroy ride the Ranch course at Cameron Park. Photo by Jerry Larson. One of the few positive aspects of the pandemic is that it has created an even bigger boom in localRead More →
[ad_1] JAKARTANS has enthusiastically returned to the city’s public parks, which are now open after months of closure under Covid-19 restrictions, but many have expressed concern that the parks reopening will be brief as the government plans to tighten restrictions during year-end holidays. Desi Permata Sari, a 21-year-old student, spentRead More →
[ad_1] CARSON – Los Angeles County officials have been working together since October 6 to investigate and address the pungent odor affecting communities in the Dominguez Canal area in the city of Carson. A multi-agency response, including the county’s public works, public health, fire and emergency management departments, as wellRead More →
[ad_1] EVANSTON, IL – City Council has unanimously approved an ordinance amending the city code to allow dogs on outdoor patios at restaurants in Evanston as of the end of next month. Restaurant owners will have to request exemptions from the city’s ban on dogs or any other animal insideRead More →
[ad_1] (File photo) MANILA – Children as young as five years old can now go outdoors despite the current 2019 coronavirus disease pandemic (Covid-19), as long as they reside in areas under general community quarantine (GCQ) and modified GCQ (MGCQ). This, after the Interagency Working Group for the Management ofRead More →
[ad_1] When discussing new guidelines for wearing masks for those vaccinated, the Director of the Public Health Division, Dr Karyl Rattay, called the new rules a “reward” for those who fired. With masks no longer necessary for those vaccinated in most outdoor environments, the summer of 2021 promises to beRead More →
[ad_1] The country is “on the verge” of getting ahead of Covid-19 and the government may consider “doing more” to allow outdoor activities next month, Higher Education Minister Simon Harris said. It was incumbent on the government to present as clear a plan as possible when it meets next weekRead More →
[ad_1] New outdoor restaurant seats that have sprung up on new patios, in parking lots and along sidewalks in Colorado Springs due to coronavirus restrictions could be here to stay, even after pandemic rules are lifted. In some cases, restaurants have spent time and energy on creative outdoor seating optionsRead More →
[ad_1] New outdoor restaurant seats that have sprung up on new patios, in parking lots and along sidewalks in Colorado Springs due to coronavirus restrictions could be here to stay, even after pandemic rules are lifted. In some cases, restaurants have spent time and energy on creative outdoor seating optionsRead More →
[ad_1] Relaxing restrictions to allow certain outdoor activities, including alfresco dining and fitness classes, for gray zone areas is something Premier Doug Ford says he would “absolutely.” in favor of doing so provided the medical officers of health and mayors consent to it. Speaking at a press conference in HamiltonRead More →
[ad_1] Sports fans in San Luis Obispo County can now attend school games again – with some restrictions in place, health officials said on Friday. The San Luis Obispo County Public Health Department said outdoor school sports spectators will be allowed at 20% of their capacity with “precautions in placeRead More →
[ad_1] Metropolitan-Business News Wednesday 3 March 2021 Page 1 Court of Appeal: The green light at the outdoor restaurant was incorrect Currey’s opinion related to the 1905 United States High Court ruling upholding the city’s requirement that adults be vaccinated in light of the smallpox epidemic; LA judge did notRead More →
[ad_1] California public health officials and Governor Gavin Newsom lifted all regional stay-at-home orders statewide today, marking the immediate return of on-site alfresco dining in Southern California – although there have been more than a few questions as to whether LA County will ease its own restrictions to follow suit.Read More →
[ad_1] After nearly seven weeks of a regional coronavirus stay-at-home order, Santa Barbara County restaurants on Tuesday will once again be able to serve customers on-site, rather than sending them away with take-out orders. California Governor Gavin Newsom lifted the stay-at-home order on Monday, allowing restaurants to reopen with modifiedRead More →
[ad_1] An Old Pasadena restaurant posted this photo on social media of a man eating in his outdoor dining area just steps from the restaurant’s front door. (By Facebook) Although state health ordinances forced the shutdown of all outdoor food services across California early last month, Pasadena’s policy allows restaurateursRead More →
[ad_1] Tempe Mayor Corey Woods (right) and boutique owner Amy Silberschlag chat on the expanded outdoor space of the Cartel Coffee Lab on University Drive and Ash Avenue. -Photo time Chandler and Tempe were one step ahead of Governor Doug Ducey when he announced his Dec. 2 executive order allowingRead More →
[ad_1] The city of Manhattan Beach in South Bay has decided to offer a “creative” solution to the current ban on on-site dining in Southern California restaurants. Although the city does not have its own public health department to make localized decisions regarding on-site meals (which, in any event, wouldRead More →
[ad_1] For many people, the summer of 2020 has been unlike any other in recent memory. Public health restrictions caused by the 2019 coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic have resulted in the cancellation of festivals, concerts and other events. Many holidays and major celebrations have been limited or suspended. Despite theRead More →
[ad_1] Do you want to walk, run or cycle? Shoot a basket, kick a ball, play tennis, play pickleball or skate? Well, you can do all of these things again in Auburn Parks. Just keep your small group of five or less away from the house. On June 19, theRead More →
[ad_1] East Cobb Park has been locked up since the end of March. (ECN file) This is from the Cobb County government: Cobb PARKS will reopen its outdoor facilities on Monday, May 11. The trails and passive parks have already been opened to the public, so this will reopen theRead More →