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January 10, 2025

Coronavirus cases increase to 108 in Monterey County

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MONTEREY COUNTY ā€” The number of residents who have tested positive for novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in Monterey County has increased to 108, according to the latest report from Monterey County Health Department. As of April 14, 38 of the confirmed cases appear to have been acquired locally through community spread,...

Gonzales students learn about nature during last week of school

GONZALES ā€” Before the outbreak of coronavirus and the shutdown of area schools, fifth-grade students at La Gloria Elementary School in Gonzales were able to attend the first science camp hosted by their campus in several years. The second week of March was a time...

Science kits offer educational activity for South Monterey County youth

GREENFIELD ā€” Youth in Greenfield and South Monterey County have been able to supplement their homework packets and distance learning with science lessons contained in ā€œBags Full of Science,ā€ a project by the Greenfield Community Science Workshop. FULL STORY: https://greenfieldnews.com/science-kits-offer-educational-activity-for-south-monterey-county-youth/

2020 Salinas Valley Fair canceled over COVID-19 concerns

KING CITY ā€” Salinas Valley Fair Board of Directors has voted unanimously to cancel the 76th Annual Salinas Valley Fair scheduled for May 14 to 17 in King City, citing Californiaā€™s shelter-in-place travel restrictions and health concerns related to the spread of COVID-19. The boardā€™s...

Monterey County library, residents create face masks to combat coronavirus

SALINAS VALLEY ā€” The spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has caused an increased need for masks, from medical-grade to simply covering oneā€™s face, all with the intent of reducing the rate of infection at a community and worldwide level. This has caused a shortage of higher-end masks...

Greenfield firefighters adopt cleaning procedures to reduce coronavirus spread

GREENFIELD ā€” Firefighters with the Greenfield Fire Department have begun operating with new cleaning procedures to ensure the safety of their crews and the community as they respond to area emergencies. FULL STORY: https://greenfieldnews.com/greenfield-firefighters-adopt-cleaning-procedures-to-reduce-coronavirus-spread/

Food distribution increases in Salinas Valley amid coronavirus pandemic

SALINAS VALLEY ā€” Sheltering in place coincides with less frequent trips to the grocery store, but for a growing number of people, it also means job loss and an increasing inability to purchase food in the first place. Food distribution has always happened in South Monterey County, but...

Lake Nacimiento closed to visitors over COVID-19 concerns

BRADLEY ā€” Monterey County Resource Management Agency has announced the closure of the resort and recreational area at Lake Nacimiento effective April 2 over concerns related to the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). ā€œDue to governmental restrictions and in light of cases occurring near...

Soledad Medical Clinicā€™s new screening process aims at lowering infection risk

SOLEDAD ā€” The past two weeks of new screening procedures at Soledad Medical Clinic have been accompanied by the presence of an isolation tent outside the entrance due to the continuing threat of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). FULL STORY: https://soledadbee.com/soledad-medical-clinics-new-screening-process-aims-at-lowering-infection-risk/

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As a new year begins, the staff at Salinas Valley Tribune compiled a few of the top stories that defined the South Monterey County...