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SMDP Back Issue 082021.Pdf COVID-19 in Schools FRIDAY Recall explainer The Health Department What is happening on is deploying specialized Sept. 14? resources. 08.20.21 Page 3 Volume 20 Issue 240 Page 4 Santa Monica students return to school Matthew Hall and Clara Harter SCHOOL: It was a busy day for students, parents and teachers yesterday with the start of the new school year. Officials are asking residents to be aware of busy streets as everyone adjusts to the new commutes. Council to discuss vaccine rules Open Main St. returns with an activity packed agenda and unlicensed pier vendors CLARA HARTER weekend with zeal and optimism. that they have a strong handle on SMDP Staff Writer OPA reported that from its own safety, organizers are ramping up CLARA HARTER L.A. City Council and the survey taken during the first Open programming for this weekend. SMDP Staff Writer County Board of Supervisors The car free Main St. experiment Main Street in July, 95 percent of There are nine musical have both passed slightly stricter is back for another trip around the respondents felt positive about the performances on the schedule City Council is returning with a mandates, only allowing employees block this weekend with a slew of pilot. SMPD officers who were on including acclaimed violinist Nick jam-packed agenda set to examine to opt for weekly testing if they can performances, fitness classes and scene to maintain traffic flows and Kennerly, Mocha Chai and the the noise ordinance, weaponizable demonstrate a legitimate religious kids activities set to take place in the pedestrian safety, reported that the Old Corn Lickers. Local fitness items at public assemblies, or medical reason to not receive the pedestrian plaza created between event was carried out without any businesses Platinum Pilates, Groove unlicensed pier vendors and vaccine. At a local level, this policy Hill and Kinney streets. incidents. 3, Circuit Works, and F45 fitness vaccination requirements for staff. has been adopted by the Santa The event is being held by “Transforming the street into a will all be hosting free classes. Monica-Malibu Unified School the Ocean Park Association and pedestrian plaza is enabling us all Kids activities are plentiful, VACCINATIONS FOR CITY EMPLOYEES District and Santa Monica College. Main St Business Improvement to experience Main Street in an with story time, music, arts and Employee vaccine mandates, a This is also the policy that Association in partnership with the entirely new way,” said Sean Besser, crafts and more. Residents young growing trend among public and Councilmembers Davis, Brock and City. It was piloted on July 24. chair of OPA’s Main St. Committee. and old are invited to enjoy giant- education employers, could soon Himmelrich would like to enact and 25. with a goal of bringing “It was heartwarming to see friends sized games such as Jenga, chess, fall into place in Santa Monica. locally and have submitted as a the community safely together and and neighbors smiling together on cornhole and Connect 4. On July 26. Newsom announced discussion item. supporting local businesses. Main Street throughout the first In addition to the abundant that all State employees and health Negotiations for some type of While a faction of residents pilot weekend and we look forward al-fresco dining opportunities on care workers must show proof of vaccination mandate appear to continue to bemoan health, safety, to more of that in future weekends.” Main Street, picnic tables and lawn vaccination or be tested at least already be underway as Council and traffic risks associated with The initial event was moderately furniture will be set up for eating once a week. Newsom encouraged is meeting with a range of labor the event, organizers consider attended and characterized by lulls and relaxing within the pedestrian all local governments and other the first event a great success and in liveliness in between the fitness employers to follow suit. SEE COUNCIL PAGE 11 are plowing ahead on the second and music activities. 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