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Who should I call for non-emergency information related to COVID-19?

For questions related to concerns about your own personal health, call your doctor. For general non-emergency information about COVID-19, call the county health line at 2-1-1. 

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How long will this last?

A COVID-19 outbreak could last a long time. The impact on individuals, households, and communities may vary. The San Mateo County Health Office will make a determination when the outbreak has ended in your community.The latest press releases including information on updates to COVID-19 can be found on the County of San Mateo Health website. 

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Is the tap water safe to drink in San Bruno?

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a COVID-19 guidance for drinking water and wastewater for the public, reiterating that Americans can continue to use and drink water from their tap. The COVID-19 virus has not been detected in drinking-water supplies and based on current evidence, the risk of water supplies is low, according to the EPA.View the fact sheet (PDF) from the State Water Resources Control Board.The San Bruno Water Division is committed to providing our residents and customers with water that meets all state and federal drinking water standards. The Division will continue to deliver uninterrupted and reliable water service to all of our customers. 

7.
Is COVID-19 testing available?

Yes. If you are interested in learning more or to register, please visit the County of San Mateo's Health website. 

8.
Are city offices open?

The City of San Bruno remains committed to providing excellent service to members of the public, and maintaining a safe environment for both the public and City staff. In response to COVID-19, the City has modified City services to continue to provide services, and encourages use of connecting with City staff remotely either by phone or online:Pay Your Utility BillPay Your CityNet Services BillImportant City Phone NumbersSan Bruno’s Temporary Facility Closures, Activities and Programming Service Reductions Information (PDF)Please note that Emergency Police, Fire, and Medical response services are not affected during this time. 

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Make Handprint Art Using Ultraviolet Light! | NASA Space Place – NASA Science for Kids
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Make Handprint Art Using Ultraviolet Light!

Watch this video to learn how to make handprint art using ultraviolet light!

The sun is a big ball of energy that constantly sends heat and visible light toward Earth. This keeps our planet warm and comfortable for living things. But the sun also sends energy toward Earth in the form of ultraviolet light.

We can't see ultraviolet, or UV, light with our eyes, but we can see and feel some of its effects:

Ultraviolet light from the sun can fade the colors of paper and fabric. The chemicals in colored dyes can break down in the presence of ultraviolet light waves.
Ultraviolet light can also cause sunburns. If too much ultraviolet light hits your skin, it can damage your skin cells. This can make your skin very red and painful.

However, certain chemicals can provide protection from the sun's ultraviolet rays. For example, sunscreen contains chemicals that can reflect or absorb ultraviolet light. This keeps the ultraviolet light from reaching—and damaging—your skin cells.
In this activity, see for yourself how sunscreen can be used to block the sun's ultraviolet light rays.

What you need:

Construction paper (red or green works best)
Sunscreen (a brand that is at least SPF 30 and doesn't contain metal oxides works best)
Rocks or other small, heavy objects
A sunny spot outside

What to do:

Open the sunscreen and squirt a pea-sized amount onto your hand.

Rub the sunscreen all over the palms of your hands and the surfaces of your fingers. Don't rub it in so much that the sunscreen all absorbs into your skin. You should still barely see the thin layer of sunscreen on your hands.

Place your hands firmly on the construction paper. Be sure to press down all of your fingers and the palms of your hands.
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Immerse yourself in creativity, talent and fun. Splatter is overflowing with great local wines and beers, gourmet food trucks, diverse music, carnival rides, and unique family-friendly experiences. Make a splash with 15,000 fun-seekers of all ages at Dublin’s beautiful Emerald Glen Park. This end-of-summer festival offers unique promotion opportunities with an artsy boardwalkatmosphere – right here in your own backyard.

Farmers' Market
Foodies and families come out every week to shop for fresh produce and artisan food products soldby the vendors of the Pacific Coast Farmers’ Market Association at beautiful Emerald Glen Park.Dublin’s markets have a distinct community atmosphere and fun weekly themes. The Dublin Farmers' Market is held Thursdays, April through September.

Eggstravaganza
Dublin’s annual egg hunt is the perfect place to reach parents and grandparents of young children. An “everyone wins” format allows even the littlest egg-hunters to gather a basketful of colorful eggs before meetingPeter Rabbit and Flopsy for photos, hopping in bounce houses, and enjoying a variety of children’s party activities. The event has grown so popular that we now offer four separate hunts, with a combined attendance of approximately 1,500.

Summer Concert Series
Thursday concerts occur on Farmers’ Market wine and beer nights, drawing crowds up to 2,000over the course of the evening to dance and socialize at Dublin’s quintessential “new Americanbackyard party.”

Picnic Flix
Free, family-friendly outdoor movies at various parks throughout the City draw between 500-1,200 people, especially families and teens. The crowd starts arriving a couple hours before sunset to socialize and picnic before the flick begins, offering a great opportunity for sponsors interested in having unhurried conversations with potential customers.

Harvest Fair
Dublin Heritage Park and Museums’ Harvest Fair offers traditional, wholesome fun for a crowd
of 1,500+ with tractor-drawn wagon rides, bluegrass music, even a hay play area for the little ones.
Hands-on history activities, like churning butter and pressing cider, provide a full afternoon of
family fun. 

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Special Observances

We've used both cold and hot lamination with great results.
 
Use the Invitation/Thank You Card as is or tailor it to personalize your invitations and thank you notes. Provided as a pdf file.

Activity Book

 

Placemat

 

The Activity Book is designed to share with your younger event attendees but can be enjoyed by all ages. It showcases coloring pages and encourages learning through games and activities. Please note this product is designed to print two-sided and flip on the short edge. Put the pages in order then staple or fold in the middle. 
 
The Placemat is designed to be printed on one side or two as needed to support your luncheon or other observance activity. The product may contain interactive smartphone links and videos. It can be printed at 8.5 X 11 or 8.5 X 17 inches.

Web Banner Graphic Animation

Add this Graphic Animation to your website as a banner to add some movement to your site.

Additional Resources, Links and other References

Additional Resources
►  Resource Base
 Use the Resource Base to populate the editable mini poster template above or to create your own presentation or observance products.
External Links
►  Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
►  Department of Labor Disability Resources
►  Office of Personnel Management - Federal Employment of People with Disabilities
►  Presidential Task Force on Employment of Adults with Disabilities
►  Department of Defense Education Activity Calendar

National Disability Employment Awareness Month Archives

This link contains previous posters and support products for previous years as available.  As new products are developed they will appear for that year so you may not see every product for every year.  Products are either undated or editable so they can be used for any observance year as desired.
►  Click Here to access the NDEAM Archives

2023 NATIONAL AMERICAN INDIAN HERITAGE MONTH
 

Theme: Tribal Nations Soaring to New Heights
 
CLICK ANY IMAGE TO DOWNLOAD THAT PRODUCT 

The observation of National American Indian Heritage Month has its roots in Public Law 99-471. Over several years the observation was moved to different months but in 1990 Public Law 101-343 set the month-long observance in November. Each year the President issues a Proclamation in recognition of the observance.
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Contact the Library at sbpl@plsinfo.org or (650) 616-7078 to set up an appointment. 

14.
Does the library offer 3D printer service?

Yes! The San Bruno Public Library offers free 3D printing services on our Dremel 3D40-FLX-01 3D Printer by reservation only. There is a limit of one print job per week per user. To learn more or to reserve the printer, go to 3D.sanbrunolibrary.org. 

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Does the library offer scanning service?

Yes! The public copy machine in the Magazine Room offers free scanning to an email or to an external USB drive. You can bring in your own USB drive, borrow the library's USB drive, or can purchase a USB drive for $10. 

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Can I print from my tablet or phone?

Yes! There are three ways to print remotely.Option 1: Use the app PrinterOn (Google Play or Apple App store) to choose a document from your device. Option 2: Forward an email with an attached document: sbl-main-bw@printspots.com (for printing in black and white)sbl-main-color@printspots.com (for printing in color) Option 3: Upload a document to the library's mobile printing website:printeron.net/sbl/main To pick up your print from a print release station, enter your email address and select the documents you wish to print. Printing costs 15 cents per page for black and white documents, or 30 cents per page for color documents.Print jobs are deleted at the end of each day. For more detailed instructions, visit print.sanbrunolibrary.org. 

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How can I renew my library card?

You can go into any public library in San Mateo County to renew your library card. Staff will verify the information on your library record and renew your library card. You also can call library staff and renew your library card over the phone, provided your information on file has not changed. Staff will ask you a few questions to verify all the information we have on file is current. 

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Special Observances

Add your own observance information to highlight an individual or your unit event. Provided as a .doc file.

The bookmark is designed at five per sheet and can be printed on standard 8.5 X 11 inch paper. For best results print in color on heavy cardstock, laminate, and cut apart. We've used both cold and hot lamination with great results.
 
Use the Invitation/Thank You Card as is or tailor it to personalize your invitations and thank you notes. Provided as a .doc file.

Activity Book

 

Placemat

 

The Activity Book is designed to share with your younger event attendees but can be enjoyed by all ages. It showcases coloring pages and encourages learning through games and activities. Please note this product is designed to print two-sided and flip on the short edge. Put the pages in order then staple or fold in the middle. 
 
The Placemat is designed to be printed on one side or two as needed to support your luncheon or other observance activity. The product may contain interactive smartphone links and videos. It can be printed at 8.5 X 11 or 8.5 X 17 inches.

 

Additional Resources, Links and References

Additional Resources
►  Resource Base
 Use the Resource Base to populate the editable mini poster template above or to create your own presentation or observance products.
External Links
►  American Jewish Historical Society
►  Anti-Defamation League
►  Jewish American Heritage Month
►  Jewish War Veterans
►  National Museum of American Jewish Military History
►  Planning Observances for Military Audiences
►  United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Free Planning Resource from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum:  To assist you in planning your observance for the Holocaust Days of Remembrance, the Museum has created a new resource containing a two-disc CD and DVD set filled with advice and ready-to-use resources for organizing civic, military, and interfaith observances. This resource is free and can be obtained by completing and submitting an order form (click here for form).
►  Department of Defense Education Activity Calendar

Days of Remembrance Archives

This link contains all previous years' posters and support products as available.
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                                                   What you need to know to get started.

To avoid delays in the issuance of the business license, please follow the steps below. 

Please note: various departments are required to sign off before the final issuance of the license.

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Work as a class to create a poem of that kind or share an example poem of the structure chosen.Give students the opportunity to write their own poem inspired by the topic, providing support as necessary.Have students complete their KWL chart by filling in the L column to express what they have learned.DiscussionWhat was something interesting or unexpected that you learned?How did writing a poem change how you thought about the topic?AssessmentStudents should create poems following the structural format for the poems listed, (Some poems, such as sonnets, have structural variants that are not listed here but should be accepted.)Poems should demonstrate something learned or an element of inspiration.ExtensionsStudents can use images and/or videos from nasa.gov sites and lay the text of their poem over the image.Students can use images and/or videos from nasa.gov sites to make a video, over which they can recite their poem.Students can make their own art (Art and the Cosmic Connection) to pair with their poem.Explore MoreNews U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón to Write Poem for Europa Clipper Mission 

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Time-based media (audio and video)
Tips for creating accessible time-based media: 

Ensure all content is captioned accurately
Provide Audio Description for content that is visually conveyed
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