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 March 1, 2024 - Practical recommendations and information to help people lower risk from a range of common respiratory viral illnesses, including COVID-19, flu, and...

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 Health Advisory: Masking Recommended in Healthcare and Residentia...
 

 January 8, 2024 - NYS Department of Health recommends masking in healthcare and residential facilities due to significant increase in influenza and COVID-19 cases.

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 Infection Prevention and Control Recommendations for Adult Care F...
 

 Updated December 20, 2023 - Revised information on the infection prevention and control recommendations that Adult Care Facilities in NYS should follow during the COVID-19...

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 November 17, 2023 - Applicable to entities regulated under Articles 36 and 40 of the Public Health Law
40 ID Urban Warefare Test | Cal Guard
Original Fish Co. (1.4 miles) 
Paul’s Place (1.7 miles) 
In-N-Out Burger (2.5 miles)
Spaghettini (2.8 miles) 
Olive Garden (2.9 miles)
Sushi Forest (3.4 miles) 
100% Fresh Subs & Salads (4.3 miles) 
Lucille’s Smokehouse Bar-B-Que (4.4 miles) 

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Use Maps, Guides, or DEC's Website to Plan Your TripPlan where you're goingPlan when you expect to returnCheck trail conditions before hikingAdirondacks areaCatskills areaFinger Lakes areaLeave Trip Plans With Family or FriendsUpdate them with any changes to your plansBe Realistic About Your Fitness and Skill LevelDon't overestimate your abilitiesDon't underestimate mother natureChoose trails within your or your group's abilityIn the winter, breaking through fresh snow can be more tiring than regular hiking.Check the Weather Forecast and Current ConditionsDay of your tripNight of your trip and the next day so you can be prepared for an unexpected night in the woodsKnow what time the sun sets and plan your hike to return before darkThunderstormsThunderstorms can pop up even if they are not forecastWatch for darkening skies, increase winds, lightning flashes, and the rumble of thunderAvoid summits and other open areas during thunderstormsAs soon as you are first aware of an approaching thunderstorm move to lower elevations and seek shelterIf caught outside in a thunderstorm find a low spot away from tall trees, seek an area of shorter trees and crouch down away from tree trunksMake yourself as short as possible by;Sitting on your pack or sleeping
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Crematories that do not allow viewing of the cremation process must disclose that fact in writing prior to signing any contract. There may be a charge for attending the cremation. Check with the crematory for its policies.
A casket is not required for cremation by California law, but a combustible cremation container, also known as an alternative container, is. The container must be one that can be closed and is leak-resistant. A cardboard box constructed for this purpose is acceptable. You do not have to buy the container from the funeral establishment or crematory, but it does have to meet the standards set by the crematory.
You should make a decision about removing all personal possessions of value, such as jewelry or mementos, before the body is taken to the crematory. Pacemakers, most prostheses, and mechanical or radioactive devices or implants are most often removed prior to cremation.
By law, all cremations must be performed individually, unless a multiple cremation is authorized in writing and the cremation chamber is capable of multiple cremations. Only a few crematories have this capability and/ or will permit it.
After the cremation has been completed and the cremation chamber has cooled, the remains are swept from the chamber, processed to a uniform size, and placed in a sturdy plastic bag sealed with an identification disk, tab, or label. The bag is then placed in a durable cremated remains container.
Disposition of Cremated Remains
In California, you may choose any of the following methods of disposition of cremated remains:

Placement in a columbarium or mausoleum - There may be additional charges for endowment care, opening or closing, recording, flower vase, and nameplate.
Burial in a plot in a cemetery - There may be additional charges for endowment care, opening or closing, recording, outer burial container, flower vase, and marker.
Retention at a residence - The funeral establishment or crematory will have you sign a Permit for Disposition showing that the remains were released to you and will file it with the local registrar of births and deaths. You may not remove the cremated remains from the container and you must arrange for their disposition upon your death.