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PHILADELPHIA 鈥?In the City of Brotherly Love this week, residents are experiencing a blast from the recent past: masks are back in Philadelphias indoor spaces.Cases there jumped by 50%, stanley cup website prompting the city to reinstitute its indoor mask mandate - the first major city to do so. If we wait to find out to put our masks back on, we ll have lo stanley cup st our chance to stop this wave, said Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Cheryl Bettigole.According to The New York Times COVID tracker, cases are up 8% across the country in the past two weeks, but are trending higher in the Northeast: Vermont - up 46%, New York 鈥?up 63%, New Jersey 鈥?up 76% and Rhode Island 鈥?up 107%.Meanwhile, the federal mask mandate on public transportation 鈥?like planes or trains 鈥?was set to expire next week, but has now been extended two weeks because of the uptick. There s a high population density and it s still fairly cold. So, people aren t outside as often as they could be in other parts of the country, said Dr. Jessica Holzer, an assistant professor at the University of New Haven, who specializes in public health. So, all of those things could be contributing to it. Dr. Holzer said that much like in the early days of the pandemic, the Northeast could be a canary in a coalmine of what awaits the rest of the country when it comes to COVID-19 cases. P stanley tumbler eople from the Northeast will travel for spring break or something else: visiting family for Easter weekend, she said. All those sorts of things might absolutely Jped Michigan legalizes recreational marijuana
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. 鈥?This spring, Boyd Hill Nature Preserve took on its largest restoration project to date. The goal is to plant a whole new habitat to help protect the threatened gopher tortoise species. They love a nice sunny hot day and youll just see them out and about, said Brian Schanck, a ranger with Boyd Hill.Riding around Boyd Hill Nature Preserve, Schanck loves keeping a tally of how many gopher tortoises he can spot. This reptile is a major contributor to everyday life at the park. The gopher tortoise are a keystone species that live here in Florida throughout the south, said Schanck. Over 350 other species survive in their habitat so they rely on that habitat. He is referring specifically to their burrows, which can be found throughout t stanley cup he disturbed uplands habitat section of the park. Anything from insects cups stanley , snakes, rats, you name it, said Schanck.Over the years, the gopher tortoise has seen its habita stanley italia t dwindle across the state. A lot of development going on with a lot of people moving here and living here, said Schanck.So Boyd Hill, with the help of a grant from the David and Margaret Perry Foundation, decided to use three acres of land, never before open to the public, to expand their habitat. For us to have this space and to utilize it was huge for our ecosystem and environment, said Schanck.In April, the park planted more than 3,000 new plants. Its going to take about a year for these seeds to grow into a field of grasses and wildflowers, which is als
PHILADELPHIA 鈥?In the City of Brotherly Love this week, residents are experiencing a blast from the recent past: masks are back in Philadelphias indoor spaces.Cases there jumped by 50%, stanley cup website prompting the city to reinstitute its indoor mask mandate - the first major city to do so. If we wait to find out to put our masks back on, we ll have lo stanley cup st our chance to stop this wave, said Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Cheryl Bettigole.According to The New York Times COVID tracker, cases are up 8% across the country in the past two weeks, but are trending higher in the Northeast: Vermont - up 46%, New York 鈥?up 63%, New Jersey 鈥?up 76% and Rhode Island 鈥?up 107%.Meanwhile, the federal mask mandate on public transportation 鈥?like planes or trains 鈥?was set to expire next week, but has now been extended two weeks because of the uptick. There s a high population density and it s still fairly cold. So, people aren t outside as often as they could be in other parts of the country, said Dr. Jessica Holzer, an assistant professor at the University of New Haven, who specializes in public health. So, all of those things could be contributing to it. Dr. Holzer said that much like in the early days of the pandemic, the Northeast could be a canary in a coalmine of what awaits the rest of the country when it comes to COVID-19 cases. P stanley tumbler eople from the Northeast will travel for spring break or something else: visiting family for Easter weekend, she said. All those sorts of things might absolutely Jped Michigan legalizes recreational marijuana
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. 鈥?This spring, Boyd Hill Nature Preserve took on its largest restoration project to date. The goal is to plant a whole new habitat to help protect the threatened gopher tortoise species. They love a nice sunny hot day and youll just see them out and about, said Brian Schanck, a ranger with Boyd Hill.Riding around Boyd Hill Nature Preserve, Schanck loves keeping a tally of how many gopher tortoises he can spot. This reptile is a major contributor to everyday life at the park. The gopher tortoise are a keystone species that live here in Florida throughout the south, said Schanck. Over 350 other species survive in their habitat so they rely on that habitat. He is referring specifically to their burrows, which can be found throughout t stanley cup he disturbed uplands habitat section of the park. Anything from insects cups stanley , snakes, rats, you name it, said Schanck.Over the years, the gopher tortoise has seen its habita stanley italia t dwindle across the state. A lot of development going on with a lot of people moving here and living here, said Schanck.So Boyd Hill, with the help of a grant from the David and Margaret Perry Foundation, decided to use three acres of land, never before open to the public, to expand their habitat. For us to have this space and to utilize it was huge for our ecosystem and environment, said Schanck.In April, the park planted more than 3,000 new plants. Its going to take about a year for these seeds to grow into a field of grasses and wildflowers, which is als