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Means Cameron is owner of the blaCk Coffee Lounge, just one block from Cincinnati City Hall. He's been requiring masks from the beginning and says most customers have been grateful, telling staff it makes them feel safer.
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Asked about the possibility of a renewed public mask mandate, Mayor Aftab Pureval didn't rule it out.
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"There's just no way to do the things that you usually do in-person," one superintendent says. "You can't replace that teacher right in front of your students, so if we have some kids absent, we work really hard to catch them up, but we really want to keep kids in place here in the classroom."
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Last week, 20 cases were reported among students within school buildings and at least 259 students had to quarantine. Water fountains have also been turned off to prevent viral spread.
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Researchers discuss how our attitudes and behaviors are changing with mask recommendations as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
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School districts across the county have recommended, but do not require, masks within school buildings.
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The CPS Board of Education voted unanimously on the recommendation Wednesday.
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Respiratory illnesses, including COVID-19, are on the rise and masking is one preventative measure.
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Updated guidance from the CDC says fully vaccinated people should start wearing masks again in indoor public settings in areas with substantial or high transmission.
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Citing a sharp spike in cases linked to the delta coronavirus variant, the Ohio Department of Health is issuing new guidance on Monday that recommends unvaccinated staff and students wear masks when classes resume for the fall term.