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COVID protocols provide opportunities for former Michigan basketball players
Read full article: COVID protocols provide opportunities for former Michigan basketball playersMichigan basketball was forced to cancel two games due to COVID this week, but several former Wolverines earned new opportunities due to virus protocols.
Study finds ways to mitigate COVID spread on school buses
Read full article: Study finds ways to mitigate COVID spread on school busesWith students returning to in-person learning this fall, yet another concern takes center stage: Are children likely to be exposed to COVID-19 while riding the school bus?
What cruise line changes to expect as more ships set sail amid pandemic
Read full article: What cruise line changes to expect as more ships set sail amid pandemicLike many other businesses, cruise lines have implemented changes to their facilities and operations to resume trips while working to prevent the spread of COVID.
Capacity limits at Ann Arbor pools will remain in place due to record low staffing, city says
Read full article: Capacity limits at Ann Arbor pools will remain in place due to record low staffing, city saysThe city announced its current outdoor pool capacity limits will continue unless staffing increases.
Cedar Point opens Friday -- but you’ll need a reservation to get in
Read full article: Cedar Point opens Friday -- but you’ll need a reservation to get inCedar Point announced its 2021 reopening plan for the upcoming season, which opens on May 14. But you won’t be able to just show up at the park.
Michigan governor signs executive order requiring COVID-19 testing in prisons, jails
Read full article: Michigan governor signs executive order requiring COVID-19 testing in prisons, jailsGretchen Whitmer signed an executive order Saturday that will require coronavirus (COVID-19) testing protocols for Michigan Department of Corrections facilities. The order is effective immediately for jails that have not resumed inmate transfers. Jails that continued transfers under the previous version of the order have until Sept. 8 to comply. By reducing the spread of COVID-19 in prisons and jails, we protect corrections officers and their families, incarcerated people, and the whole community, Whitmer said. The Michigan Department of Corrections has been a leader for states across the country in COVID-19 response.