MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD: Based on recommendations released late last Friday from the Maryland Department of Health and the Maryland Department of Education, the revised quarantine guidance is based on three categories of exposure. The quarantine guidance only applies to those who are unvaccinated. Asymptomatic vaccinated individuals will not need to quarantine, as has been the case throughout the school year.

Category 1: Non-high-risk exposure

-Infected and exposed students were wearing masks

-Exposed students and close contacts must sign up for a COVID-19 screening program if they wish to remain in school

-Not permitted to participate in certain high-risk, school sponsored activities, such as gym class, chorus, or close contact sports

-Expected to quarantine outside of the school setting

Category 2: Brief-risk exposure

-Infected and the exposed were not wearing masks at the time of exposure. Examples include the lunch period, when students drop masks to eat, and gym class in a closed setting

-Students will be initially required to quarantine for 10 days, but may return to school after day seven of the quarantine if they submit a negative PCR test after day five

Category 3: High-risk exposure

-Exposures that occur within high-risk settings, such as “indoor or high contact athletics and indoor forced exhalation activities such as singing, exercising, or playing brass instruments"

-Students will be required to be quarantined for 10 days, but can return to school after day seven if they submit a negative PCR test taken after day five

https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2021/11/montgomery-co-schools-updates-covid-19-quarantine-guidelines/

"While West Virginia has long held the dubious distinction of having the nation’s lowest COVID-19 vaccination rate, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, state officials on Monday discussed a new form of vaccine hesitancy in the state: Low numbers of fully vaccinated individuals getting booster shots.

“If they don’t get their booster shots, we’re going to need more body bags,” Justice asserted during the state COVID-19 briefing.

According to the state COVID-19 dashboard, only 45,056 fully vaccinated residents have gotten booster shots, about 5% of the 869,649 West Virginians ages 18 and older listed on the state Department of Health and Human Resources dashboard as being fully vaccinated."

https://www.wvgazettemail.com/news/with-few-residents-getting-covid-19-booster-shots-justice-says-state-will-need-more-body/article_393e5f9f-b8e1-518d-9faa-c439ff705ca4.html

Not in the article, but according to a live stream I was watching that was on scene, a house had been repeatedly robbed by some girls, they returned to rob it again, and one of them has been shot and killed by the home owner. Streamer seemed radical; won't be surprised if protests happen.

THOMASVILLE, GA: "The Thomasville Police Department is investigating shots fired after a "critical incident" and has blocked roads to investigate. At 4:14 p.m., TPD posted to Facebook saying:

Shots Fired:

We are investigating a critical incident in the area of N. Stevens Street/Crystal Street. Detectives are currently investigating and streets are blocked. The area will be closed to through traffic while we investigate, so please use another route. Due to the active investigation this is all we can release at this time."

https://www.wtxl.com/news/local-news/thomasville-police-shots-fired-near-n-stevens-st-crystal-st-streets-closed

Lindell just said that Verizon has cut him off.