John Cornyn of Texas told reporters on Feb. 1. Think it would be a disservice to the President own defense to get bogged down in things that really aren before the Senate. Public Health Madison Dane County sent a letter on September 14 to licensed establishments in Madison to inform them of the possibility of increased fines if they do not comply with public health orders . As a result of this increase in complaints related to restaurants and taverns exceeding capacity limits, not following face covering requirements, and other violations, PHMDC and the City of Madison Police Department will be shifting their collective focus to enforcement to address violations of the current Emergency Order. Under Madison General Ordinance Sec.

“Concern for small business is no reason to delay or deny legislated paid sick leave. In fact, business owners know from experience that paid sick leave is good for their businesses and employees, as well as for the health and well being of their communities.”At most, Ansari said, paid sick days add between two to three per cent to his staffing costs. However, that contingent upon all of his employees making use of all five sick days.

Lot of the instruction has kind of been pushed into kindergarten now, she said. Think for many years we expected (kindergarten) was mainly social, for children to listen to someone read and get along with other friends. But, we finding that children who are coming out of kindergarten now, most of them are reading and know their colors.

LONDON () “Downton Abbey” star Hugh Bonneville has been getting to grips with a topical new role as a volunteer marshal at a coronavirus vaccination centre. The 57 year old British actor, best known internationally for playing patriarch Lord Grantham in the hit TV series, is part of the support team who greet those who arrive for their injections at the hub in Midhurst, southern England. The government has been ratcheting up measures since a second wave of infections hit Sweden toward the end of last year, but the country response remains less heavy handed than the full lockdowns adopted in many parts of Europe.

While science fiction gave us hovercars floating serenely across the sky, reality gave us obnoxiously loud helicopters beating the air into submission few commuters can afford and nobody wants to hear. But a convergence of maturing technologies has Uber and dozens of other companies betting fortunes on the decades old dream of quiet, inexpensive, even eco friendly air taxi service.Uber vision of a transit link connecting its air and ground taxis. [Image: courtesy of Uber]How affordable might these phantom air taxis be? Uber claims initial prices will be comparable to those of its luxury private car service, Uber Black.