The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a statement Friday, February 25 that masks are no longer required on buses or vans operated by public or private school systems, which includes early care and education/child care programs.
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Marshall County Health Department officials are recommending masks for all Marshall County Schools.
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The Marshall County Council members considered action on a Crisis Co Ag Supplemental Workforce in School grant request when they met Monday morning.
Continue readingThe Marshall County Health Department released information Wednesday morning that the Indiana Department of Environmental Management was notified of a petroleum release, spill or overfill at the Speedway #7571 facility at 2225 North Michigan Street in Plymouth.
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Marshall County Health Department Public Health Nurse Sandy Dunfee introduced herself to the County Commissioners during Monday’s meeting. Dunfee has been working for the county about two years. When Lisa Letsinger resigned, Dunfee transitioned into that position.
The Marshall County Health Department shared results of the latest Strike Team visit as compiled by the officials from the Indiana Department of Health.
Continue readingMarshall County Health Administrator Faith Freed asked the commissioners Monday morning to apply for a grant to assist with COVID-19 needs at schools.
Continue readingThe Marshall County Health Department began administering pediatric COVID-19 vaccines to children 5-11 this week.
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Ken Jones from engineering firm JPR gave an update on a possible timeline of a proposed Regional Sewer District when he met with the Marshall County Commissioners Monday morning. The commissioners also made a motion to make one area as a priority area.
Continue readingThe Marshall County Health Department will be offering all primary and booster doses of the COVID-19 vaccine at the Health Department drive-thru site located behind the Lifeplex at 2855 Miller Drive in Plymouth.
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The Tyner Community Building was full of concerned citizens Thursday night wanting to have some aspects clarified about a wastewater treatment study conducted by officials at Jones Petrie and Rafinski (JPR).
Continue readingMarshall County Public Health Nurse Lisa Letsinger is soon leaving the department to “pass the torch” to a new person to assist Marshall County with health needs.
Continue readingThe Marshall County Health Department will be moving its COVID-19 vaccination site.
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Bremen Public Schools will require students and staff to wear face masks starting Tuesday. In a notice on the school corporation’s website Friday, Superintendent Dr. Jim White said that after a great deal of consultation with the Marshall County Health Department, he feels it’s a necessary step to promote the health and safety of staff and students.
Continue readingThe Indiana Department of Health will deploy a Strike Team to the COVID-19 test site in Marshall County for three days next week.
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Due to a current COVID-19 surge and the increase in positive cases in Marshall County, the Marshall County Health Department (MCHD) is highly recommending universal indoor masking by all K-12 students, staff, teachers, and visitors regardless of vaccination status.
Continue readingMarshall County Public Health Officer Dr. Byron Holm announced Thursday that the CDC, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices and U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a third dose of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines for people who are moderately to severely immunocompromised.
Continue readingSeveral residents in the Tyner area attended the Marshall County Commissioners meeting Monday morning to oppose a proposed Marshall County Sewer District.
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Local health officials released information Thursday on guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) concerning the rapid spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant.
Continue readingThe Marshall County Health Department sent out a notice Friday afternoon regarding a petroleum spill or overfill at an underground storage tank site at 200 W. Academy Road. The owner or operator is Culver Community Schools.
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