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The City of Cambridge is falling in line with the Region of Waterloo and its sister cities.After the region stated on Sept. 15 that its staff, including volunteers and students, would have to disclose their vaccination status by Sept. 27, Cambridge has followed suit.Kitchener and Waterloo put the same requirements in place shortly after the region.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                           stanley flask               The implementation of a mandatory vaccine policy will make it necessary for employees, council members, volunteers, part-time workers and contractors to be double vaccinated against COVID-19.The vaccine policy has been endorsed by council and will require that staff provide verification of full COVID-19 vaccination. Staff are finalizing an implementation process with the aim to have the policy in effect by Oct. 18, the city stated.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Staff who are not vaccinated, or choose not to disclose their vaccination status, will be required to undergo education on the benefits of COVID-19 vaccination, a stanley cup s well as participate in regular rapid antigen testing prior to repor stanley cup ting to the workplace. This includes those who have medical or human rights code exemptions.Mayor Kathryn McGarry said people will most likely see every municipality bring in a mandatory vaccination policy for its staff.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        But she added the policy rollout could have  Ohyy Donor funded T.J. Healthcare Hero Serenity Garden created for staff
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The City of Cambridge is falling in line with the Region of Waterloo and its sister cities.After the region stated on Sept. 15 that its staff, including volunteers and students, would have to disclose their vaccination status by Sept. 27, Cambridge has followed suit.Kitchener and Waterloo put the same requirements in place shortly after the region.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                           stanley flask               The implementation of a mandatory vaccine policy will make it necessary for employees, council members, volunteers, part-time workers and contractors to be double vaccinated against COVID-19.The vaccine policy has been endorsed by council and will require that staff provide verification of full COVID-19 vaccination. Staff are finalizing an implementation process with the aim to have the policy in effect by Oct. 18, the city stated.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Staff who are not vaccinated, or choose not to disclose their vaccination status, will be required to undergo education on the benefits of COVID-19 vaccination, a stanley cup s well as participate in regular rapid antigen testing prior to repor stanley cup ting to the workplace. This includes those who have medical or human rights code exemptions.Mayor Kathryn McGarry said people will most likely see every municipality bring in a mandatory vaccination policy for its staff.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        But she added the policy rollout could have  Ohyy Donor funded T.J. Healthcare Hero Serenity Garden created for staff
OSWEGO 鈥?After a year of construction on a new field station, SUNY Oswegos Rice Creek invites the public to a welcome-back afternoon of events titled  Celebrating Science at Rice Creek  on Oct. 12, to highlight science research, programming and fun with nature at the popular 400-acre living laboratory.SUNY Oswegos Rice Creek Field station has invited the public to attend  Celebrating Science at Rice Creek  from noon to 5 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 12. Here, Rice Creek neighbors Arlene and Harold Johnson tour the grounds with senior biology major Michelle Ziemba during the September open house. The Oct. 12 program will feature a multitude of events to highlight the 400-acre facilitys research and programming, including a Rice Creek Reflections presentation at 3 p.m. titled  The Great Lakes Watershed: Botanical Crossroads of a Continent. Dozens of family-oriented e stanley cups vents, rain or shine from noon to 5 p.m., will include the stanley deutschland  following: guided trail walks 鈥?highlighting such topics as plant identification, invasive species, nature photography and butterfly research; c stanley uk hildrens walks and an investigation station; facility tours and collection displays; and faculty, staff, student and community expert talks, information and demonstrations, including a keynote presentation by plant ecology expert and SUNY Oswego biological sciences faculty member Dr. C. Eric Hellquist.The free public program will include shuttle service to Rice Creek from the parking area at Fallbrook Recreation Center. Both