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Sanders' Latinx ban wades into community's generational rift
Read full article: Sanders' Latinx ban wades into community's generational riftArkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders is tapping into a debate that's sharply divided Latinos with her decision to ban most state agencies from using the gender neutral term Latinx.
Happy Monday? England embarks on major easing of lockdown
Read full article: Happy Monday? England embarks on major easing of lockdownA swimmer in the water at Hillingdon Lido, on the first day of a major easing of England's coronavirus lockdown to allow far greater freedom outdoors, in Uxbridge, West London, Monday March 29, 2021. England is embarking on a major easing of its latest coronavirus lockdown that came into force at the start of the year, with families and friends able to meet up in outdoor spaces and many sports permitted once again. Following a near three-month coronavirus lockdown, England embarked on a major easing of restrictions with families and friends able to meet up in outdoor spaces and many sports permitted once again. Many aspects of England's lockdown remain in place with the British government stressing that it's taking a cautious approach to lifting the restrictions, not least because of rising cases in continental Europe. Police welcomed the easing but stressed that officers will remain highly visible, including in open spaces, and won't hesitate to prosecute anyone going beyond what is allowed.
COVID-19: Lake County courts to require more vigorous health screenings upon entry
Read full article: COVID-19: Lake County courts to require more vigorous health screenings upon entryLAKE COUNTY, Fla. The Lake County Clerk of Courts and Comptroller, along with the Fifth Judicial Circuit, issued an administrative order Wednesday that would require more vigorous health screening for anyone entering the buildings, according to a Facebook post. According to Administrative Order AO-2020-12-F, all members entering the courthouse must wear masks and undergo a health screening with temperature checks. The circuit issued an administrative order on March 16 when the COVID-19 pandemic became pronounced in the state, and that order has been amended to reflect current needs for safety and health within the courts. More information on the administrative order can be found by clicking here. To keep up with the latest news on the pandemic, subscribe to News 6s coronavirus newsletter and go to ClickOrlando.com/coronavirus.