Regional businesses, community partners and health leaders from both sides of the river gathered at Smale Riverfront Park this week to launch a region-wide movement to vaccinate 80% of those eligible (age 16+) by the Fourth of July
Habitat for Humanity’s signature event this weekend will look different again, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic.
The goal, says the Y, is for those on the frontline of the pandemic to “take care of themselves in spirit, mind and body during these stressful times.”
The study will rely on Sonde One, a research-based smartphone app, which quickly and objectively detects signs of respiratory symptoms such as chest pain, coughing or shortness of breath through a six-second voice sample.
Matthew 25: Ministries, in partnership with Procter & Gamble, Cintas and City of Blue Ash, will provide non-perishable food items and COVID-19 supplies to members of the community on Dec. 17.
The Contemporary Arts Center and the Taft Museum of Art have temporarily closed to the public, effective Saturday, Dec. 12.
