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C-19: How It Is Changing Our Lives

By: Mary Blyth Jones
Health & ScienceLeave a Comment on C-19: How It Is Changing Our Lives

Information changes moment to moment as the effects of Coronavirus-19 shift rules and lifestyles across not just the United States, but the entire world. In the United States, at the time of this article, there were 6,522 Active cases of Covid-19, with 1,806 new cases today. This represents, according to statistic available, an increase of…

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City of Coalinga To Utility Users

By: Mary Blyth Jones
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Dear Community Members:  City utility shut offs for non-payment were scheduled to occur on March 30, 2020. We will not be shutting off City utilities for non-payment this month. This does not mean you should not pay your bill. Our recommendation is to pay on time so that you do not get too far behind…

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Coalinga Library Halts Programs But Remains Open

By: Mary Blyth Jones
Health & Science, LibraryLeave a Comment on Coalinga Library Halts Programs But Remains Open

Effective 3-16-2020 all Programs at the Coalinga Huron Library District are suspended until further notice. This is in compliance with the Governor’s Executive Order limiting non-essential group gatherings, and to allow for social distancing. This includes all library and public gatherings using the Program Room at both the Coalinga Library and the Huron Library. Although…

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CPD Changes Service Procedures

By: Mary Blyth Jones
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Coalinga Police Department’s Temporary Response To Calls For Service The Coalinga Police Department will be temporarily changing how its officers responds to calls for services due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Until further notice all non-emergency calls will be handled telephonically unless the caller has suspect information or the scene needs to be processed to recover…

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Report Price Gouging

By: Mary Blyth Jones
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Fresno County District Attorney’s Office Announces Measures to Curb Price Gouging in Wake of Coronavirus [This resease is from the Fresno County DA’s Office] During a declared state of emergency, as we are in, it is illegal for a business to increase its prices for essential goods or services by more than 10 percent, unless they can…

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