FRUITLAND – Students who are enjoying the free lunches that schools in Payette County have been providing for free since the schools closed in March will be able to continue getting meals during the summer.Â
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Social distancing: Necessary to flatten the curve and assist healthcare
FROM OUR SISTER PAPER, THE WENATCHEE WORLD:
Dr. Malcolm Butler, chief medical officer at Columbia Valley Community Health in Wenatchee, Washington, explains how people can help reduce the spread of COVID-19 by social distancing and why business shutdown is necessary in order to keep healthcare systems from overloading.
