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Scripps Health Urges Vaccinations To Stop Flu, COVID From Mixing
Looser mask mandates this year raise the risk that people will catch both respiratory diseases, the Scripps chief medical officer says.

Looser mask mandates this year raise the risk that people will catch both respiratory diseases, the Scripps chief medical officer says.

The Office of Education announced Friday its 2021-22 Teacher of the Year awards. The five winners have a shot at statewide recognition.
Tiffany Jokerst, a math and engineering teacher at Grossmont Union High School District, won a county award.
Winner Heather McClain, a second-grade teacher at James Dukes Elementary School, is known for leaving no one behind in class.
Tiffany Jokerst, a teacher at West Hills High School, found ways of breaking down student fears about math.
Guests are invited to celebrate the farm charity's harvest under a sukkah, a special outdoor shelter for the event.
Sixteen Mexican nationals were found severely dehydrated or hurt over the past two weeks around Otay Mountain. All were returned to Mexico.
Ticket sales and auctions at the Sept. 18 event will let Children's Nature Retreat add animals by building or upgrading enclosures.
Room cleaners and food servers who sign by Oct. 1 will get additional money in two stages. Scripps has 80 qualified jobs open.
Five carriers from the Carlsbad main post office and three from the La Costa station get National Safety Council Million Mile plaques.
The Emilio Nares Foundation aims to raise $300,000 from an event Sunday to take children to chemotherapy appointments.
San Diego Humane Society officers saved a calico and its companion from an evacuated South Lake Tahoe house that had been invaded by a bear.
Students find mentors and return as counselors. They put aside electronics to make friends. At least one met her husband there.
The La Jolla Village branch will be the fifth in a chain that began in 1997 and features butlers as waiters.
Two lanes in each direction will be off limits once or twice a month as the San Diego Association of Governments makes improvements.
Aid organization International Relief Teams will deliver 13,000 prepackaged meals, 4,400 tarps and 2,500 lanterns to Hurricane Ida victims.
The park at the site of the former Buena Vista Reservoir features a loop trail, a children’s play area and a historic water tank.
The two law enforcement officers will likely do welfare checks on pets and livestock left behind by people who evacuated their homes.
For the vaccinated or otherwise, the county says masks help stop the spread of COVID-19's delta variant.
Assemblymember Kelly Seyarto’s Small Business of the Year award went to family-owned Menifee Bicycles, which makes donations to schools.