“The time line for the body cameras should be moved up significantly,” Eau Claire resident Jennifer Goldbach told the City Council. https://t.co/iGtx3ZocMp
“As long as we see this disease not progressing rapidly, we’re hoping (beaches) continue to be a place that we can all enjoy this summer,” said Eau Claire City-County Health Department director Lieske Giese. https://t.co/Pn0UTovA2H
As an infant, Lydia Monk was left in a box at an orphanage in Suzhou, China, as a result of that nation’s former one-child policy. This summer, she begins classes at Yale University. https://t.co/tVHTaxWD0x
Of the 78 cases currently tracked on the Eau Claire City-County Health Department’s website, https://t.co/fxLumH0C4v, 50 are in adults between 20 and 49. “That may surprise some people.” https://t.co/zQmrjNi3ig
The YMCA of the Chippewa Valley instituted a phased reopening over the course of three days this week. "We think it’s time, and we think we’re able to come out and say we’re doing it safely now." https://t.co/vYA4oEuDUc
The Eau Claire school board's newest member plans to advocate for accessibility and diversity in the district’s policies, and for Eau Claire students with disabilities. https://t.co/1bxH8hksEg
Hard-working reporters and photographers bring readers the information they want and need every day. Congrats to all the Leader-Telegram staffers for their recognition by the Wisconsin Newspaper Association. https://t.co/z3tYxB9nJp
Tending to her own medical needs, along with her newborn daughter, were challenges on Cadie Monson's path to helping other people in a field now in the spotlight during the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/f8ZFsDEtvV
Lieske Giese, Eau Claire City-County Health Department director, said multiple cases are expected to happen in buildings where people frequently come into close contact with one another. https://t.co/NvZDDCIO99
Chippewa Valley business owners and customers wore masks, cheered the re-opening of small retailers and hoped for more to come. https://t.co/oantsKG9q1
Chippewa Valley hospitals and clinics are ramping services back up after several weeks of limiting in-person care to only the most seriously ill patients. https://t.co/FMjyhthyp2