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In hind sight most people, be it leaders or citizens would adjust some things from the last 18 months. Overall Idaho bounced back better than many other states on multiple levels.

There are still negotiations, debates and talks as they are still trying to finalize a nearly $1 trillion COVID-19 relief package. It is looking like this economic relief package will shell out about $600 to American individuals, half the amount of the first time.

Some front line health care workers have already had the vaccine in Boise. Other Idaho Hospitals are expecting their cases to show up any day. Nearly all main Idaho hospitals should have the vaccines for front line health care workers by the end of the week.

I had a test (negative) a few weeks ago and while it wasn't painful, it was super uncomfortable. I am pretty sure she probed my memories it went so far up there. The only thing that can make a Covid-19 test better is to not have to pay for it.

Last night about 30 people showed up and started protesting outside of Boise Mayor Lauren McLean's house. They were protesting her newly updated and more robust coronavirus rules and regulations.

The new health order requires mask coverings, this time it will actually be enforced though. Many City buildings and other businesses closing. It limits access to airport, lessens meetings, and has greater consequences for violators.

I love country music artists, they are so generous, kind and compassionate. Dolly donated a million dollars back in April to Moderna to help fund research for a vaccine.

Biden's office has released plans to work with governors and mayors to create a nationwide mask requirement mandate. Most states already have one, while others, like Idaho have no statewide rule leaving it up to local leaders.

The transition will start November 30th. So next week will be the last for the current hybrid model that allows the children to do in person learning every other day. Now they will be switching to all virtual learning until at least January 15th

There is no denying COVID numbers are on the rise in a big way. Now a public letter signed by over 70 local business owners to the public and multiple letters to the School Board from School Nurses pleading for help.