approx 202 days later
https://www.ocregister.com/2020/03/15/fauci-open-to-a-14-day-national-shutdown-to-stem-virus/
https://www.whitehouse.gov/articles/15-days-slow-spread/
Anon likes the lighting throughout and on the floor as well. Just flows nicely and is intriguing to look at, artistic. Ty
Close contact under 6’ for over 15 minutes for transmission of covid. anon remembers post about hugs and kisses. Question is who was that close to all the positive tested people?
This is why anon agrees it was seeded vs spread.
Seeing Biden’s twitter posts, affects anons soul negatively. moar than any subversive material anon has seen on the board.
Low energy
When Joe becomes Jill edition?
During my transition, I’ll bring together experts and leaders from both parties to chart a path forward.
Colorado Springs Police Not Looking For Suspects After Bodies Of Lee And Stella Vigil Found On Trail
The pair, in their 70s, hiked near the Edmundson trailhead on Woodmen Road. Their vehicle was found near the trailhead.
Their bodies were found near the Santa Fe Trail. Police say the Vigils were apparently shot, but it’s not clear why.
Police say they’ve identified all person involved in the case, an there is no danger to the community. Detectives say they don’t anticipate any arrests.
https://denver.cbslocal.com/2020/10/04/colorado-springs-couple-death-trail/
DENVER (KDVR) — Registered voters across Colorado will soon have ballots delivered for the November election. Colorado relies heavily on mail-in voting — a system that is foreign to voters in many other states.
“We’ve been doing universal vote by mail in Colorado for seven years,” said George Stern, Jefferson County’s clerk and recorder. “It’s been successful under Republican and Democratic secretaries of state.”
Stern says Colorado is often called the safest state in the country when it comes to voting. It’s a distinction he says comes from experts on both sides of the political aisle.
Ballots will begin their journey to voter mailboxes on Oct. 9.
“If you don’t have your ballot by Monday, Oct. 19, give your local clerk and recorder a call,” Stern said.
Those who plan on returning completed ballots by mail should do so by Oct. 26, officials said. That allows plenty of time for the post office to get the job done. Voters are also able to drop ballots in designated boxes through Election Day – Nov. 3. Ballots must be submitted by 7 p.m. on Nov. 3.
“It’s [a] 100% paper trail,” Stern said. “We’re verifying the signature on every single ballot envelope to the signature we have on file for a registered voter.”
Voters should expect poll watchers and political party representatives at polling centers working to ensure a fair process. That’s nothing new. Volunteers are being reminded they need to follow the rules.
“It’s all wide open to election watchers or anyone the campaigns want to send in to see the process,” Stern said. “It’s fully transparent. Fully secure … We don’t ever welcome intimidation. That’s a crime in Colorado that we’ll be referring to the district attorney’s office if we see it.”
Voting in person on Election Day is also an option.
https://kdvr.com/news/officials-in-colorado-prepare-to-send-out-ballots-for-november-election/
He is wearing a vietnam hat and a Mount Rushmore shirt
She is wearing a red cap and pink shirt probably for breast cancer awareness. Murder suicide less likely in anons opinion
Colorado man admits coughing on woman, violating virus order
ASPEN, Colo. (AP) — A Colorado man pleaded guilty to violating a county coronavirus health order for coughing in a woman’s face.
Tom Patierno was given a six-month deferred sentence and is expected to serve six months of supervised probation, The Aspen Times reported.
Pitkin County Public Health Director Karen Koenemann charged Patierno with a misdemeanor violation of a March 23 public health order for not social distancing.
Patierno must perform 60 hours of public service, attend 18 hours of mental health counseling and write an apology letter to the 68-year-old woman. The case will be dismissed and removed from his record if he meets all requirements.
Patierno told police he “got in the woman’s face” March 29 and made at least a “coughing gesture” after she asked him to move over as they approached each other on the Rio Grande Trail in Aspen.
The woman said she did not develop COVID-19 after the interaction.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/colorado-man-admits-coughing-on-woman-violating-virus-order/ar-BB19Hi7r
Fire Danger Ramps Up For Monday In Colorado
Do wildfires increase covid risk?
Mullen Fire grows to 127,503 acres, more Colorado evacuations ordered
The warmth and wind will enhance the Fire Danger From the the northwest mountains near Steamboat across the Front Range on out to Kansas and Nebraska. A Red Flag Warning for high fire danger is already posted for Monday.
With the warm and windy pattern holding on for most of the week, fire danger may remain elevated thru next weekend. Smoke will be extremely thick on Monday from the Mullen and Cameron Peak Fire zones east into SE Wyoming and NE Colorado on Monday.
https://denver.cbslocal.com/2020/10/04/wildfire-danger-ramps-up-colorado/
https://www.9news.com/article/news/local/wildfire/mullen-fire-colorado-wyoming-evacuations-latest/73-bc54be42-40a2-4f5c-ac03-c4befa8584ec