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State of Michigan soliciting public donations for coronavirus response
State of Michigan soliciting public donations for coronavirus response
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The donations from the public would go “to support critical services," according to the state.
The world is a pretty scary place right now, but TV will always be here for us.
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From 'Parks and Rec' to 'Great British Baking Show' to 'Fixer Upper,' here are 10 TV shows to inject joy into your life amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
The world is a pretty scary place right now, but TV will always be here for us.
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From 'Parks and Rec' to 'Great British Baking Show' to 'Fixer Upper,' here are 10 TV shows to inject joy into your life amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.Window bear hunt offers adventure for Jackson families
Window bear hunt offers adventure for Jackson families
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Facebook post telling the community to put stuffed animals or cutouts in their windows for young children to count.Michigan could be facing between 1,000 and 4,500 deaths from the novel coronavirus even with mitigation efforts fully in place, according to a model cited by President Donald Trump and his medical advisers on Tuesday.
Models show Michigan could see as many as 4,500 deaths from virus
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A model cited by the Trump administration says as many as 4,500 people could die from virus in Michigan even with full mitigation efforts in placeMichigan could be facing between 1,000 and 4,500 deaths from the novel coronavirus even with mitigation efforts fully in place, according to a model cited by President Donald Trump and his medical advisers on Tuesday.
Models show Michigan could see as many as 4,500 deaths from virus
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A model cited by the Trump administration says as many as 4,500 people could die from virus in Michigan even with full mitigation efforts in placeMichigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer discusses state’s coronavirus response needs with President Trump
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer discusses state’s coronavirus response needs with President Trump
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“The focus was on the importance of getting PPE and resources to Michigan for healthcare workers, slowing the spread of COVID-19, and protecting the people of Michigan,” a Whitmer spokesperson sai...“Our country is in the midst of a great national trial,” President Donald Trump said Tuesday. “We’re going to go through a very tough two weeks.”
Top White House advisers predict as many as 240,000 US deaths from coronavirus - live updates
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Members of the Trump administration laid out dire estimates Tuesday to underscore the potential impact of the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S.“Our country is in the midst of a great national trial,” President Donald Trump said Tuesday. “We’re going to go through a very tough two weeks.”
Top White House advisers predict as many as 240,000 US deaths from coronavirus - live updates
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Members of the Trump administration laid out dire estimates Tuesday to underscore the potential impact of the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S.Shaq's quarantine looks WILD. 😂
Shaquille O'Neal put on a DJ Diesel concert for his sons from his kitchen
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Shaq’s quarantine is just different.Michigan road construction will ‘plow forward’ if deemed safe to proceed during coronavirus pandemic
Michigan road construction will ‘plow forward’ if deemed safe to proceed during coronavirus pandemic
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Road and bridge projects in Michigan will continue during the COVID-19 pandemic so long as construction workers are protected from the disease.
COVID-19 has prompted the U.S. Census Bureau to postpone its field operations.
COVID-19 Delays MI Census Operations
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April 1 is Census Day, the date when America takes a snapshot of its population. This year, some key operations have been postponed because of theIn the midst of a shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE), some in mid-Michigan are fabricating masks and face shields at home using 3-D printers.
Mask Maker, Mask Maker, Print Me A Mask
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Health care workers across the country are in dire need of personal protective gear to combat the spread of the coronavirus. As they make do as best theyMichigan is now the state with the fourth most cases of COVID-19—behind New York, New Jersey, and California. As of Monday afternoon, the state had more than 6,000 cases. Michigan is now in the trenches of battle—without enough troops or ammunition to confront the surge it’s facing.
Dr. Joneigh Khaldun, the state’s chief medical executive, says Michigan is several weeks away from the highest number of cases and will need thousands more ventilators.
“We have about 1700 ventilators right now. We think we’ll need many more than that by thousands. So, there’s no question we’re going to need an additional five to ten thousand ventilators."
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Ahead Of Patient Surge, Michigan Lacks Enough Equipment And Personnel
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Michigan is now the state with the fourth most cases of COVID-19—behind New York, New Jersey, and California. As of Monday afternoon, the state had moreWKAR's Scott Pohl talks with infectious disease specialist Dr. Peter Gulick about Coronavirus testing and promising treatment methods. www.wkar.org/post/infectious-disease-specialist-coronavirus#stream/0
Infectious Disease Specialist On Coronavirus
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Dr. Peter Gulick is an infectious disease specialist with the MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine. Like many experts, he’s monitoring developments