The unvaccinated should be tested before attending events. If you have symptoms of COVID-19, or had close contact with someone who has it, stay home. Do not host or attend a gathering. Smaller gatherings are better than larger gatherings to enable you to social distance from those who are not vaccinated. Wear a face mask. Unvaccinated family members, including children ages 2 years and older, should wear a mask in all indoor public settings. People with a weakened immune system, who are at increased risk for severe disease, should also mask upmunicate COVID-19 ground rules to invited guests, including expectations around testing before or after gathering, vaccination or masking requirements. Gather outdoors when possible. Getting together for a holiday walk, flag football game, picnic, or virtual cocktails are fun alternatives to an indoor sit-down meal.

Avoid crowded, poorly ventilated spaces

Democratic leaders in the State Senate have published their final proposed Senate maps in advance of a Nov. The special session comes just six days before the deadline for both parties to agree on redrawn districts, given that candidates must live in their constituent districts for at least 1 year prior to the general election. The final maps include several changes from the initial drafts published on Monday, Oct. Democratic leaders said the changes were reflective of suggestions made by Delawareans during public comment periods. Notably, Slaughter Beach was returned to Senate District 18, held by Republican Sen. Dave Wilson. That move came after the town’s mayor, Kathy Lock, sent a letter to Democratic leadership arguing that relocating the town to Republican Sen.

Colin Bonini’s District 16 would be “detrimental to the citizens of our town. The press release stated that during the Senate’s three open hearings on redistricting, they received 99 public comments. The result is a set of fair maps that the League of Women Voters in its own public testimony acknowledge score highly in third-party evaluations. I call on my colleagues to support these maps next week. During a public hearing in the House of Representatives, Claire Snyder-Hall, director of open-government group Common Cause of Delaware, thanked the Democratic leadership for holding one public hearing so that community members could testify for two minutes each but said the people of Delaware deserve more opportunities to have meaningful input into the process.

She said even as a paid staff member with an advocacy group, she’s scrambled to get a clear understanding of the impacts the new district maps will have on communities. Republican senators indicated during the public hearings that if key changes were made, they would support the final redistricting bill. It is not clear if these changes will address all of their concerns.

At Padua, she served as captain of Padua’s state champion cross country team, as well as competing in winter and sprint track. She is a two-time DIAA Division 1 individual cross country state champion and has achieved several individual state champion honors in track events.

Enter Malone’s favorite teacher, Dennis Leizear, who taught her journalism for three consecutive years, watching Malone develop from a staff writer to editor-in-chief.

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There are also minor alterations to Kent and Sussex County Senate Districts to “ensure some of the faster-growing districts in the state are closer to the average population figure for Senate Districts,” according to a Monday press release

Howver, those sites will be open for testing on Wednesday from 9 a. Appointments can be made at The state COVID-19 Call Center will be closed on Thanksgiving and Black Friday, but will answer e-mails to [email protected] beginning Friday, Nov. The Call Center will resume answering both e-mails and calls to 1-866-408-1899 on Monday, Nov. As of Nov. In contrast, unvaccinated persons continue to drive case rates and hospitalizations. During the week of Nov. Getting children, especially those ages 5 –11 who are newly eligible for the vaccine, vaccinated with their first dose prior to the Thanksgiving holiday is a good way to ensure they are protected, the state said. The state also recommended people: Get tested for COVID-19 before celebrating with multiple households or people from different parts of the country.