WSGW Morning Team Show: April 14, 2020 (Tuesday)
It’s the WSGW Tuesday Morning Team Show with Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU…..
Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU: The DNR “Frequently Asked Questions” is a great resource for outdoor related information pertaining to coronavirus/covid19, especially for boaters (runs 4:13)…..
Here is Link to DNR “Frequently Asked Questions” Regarding Covid-19
Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU: Following up from our conversation about boating, this is a story about the DNR issuing warnings and citations (runs 3:10)…..
Charlie and Dave and Pat and Art and YOU: Some thoughts about presidential power versus state powers (runs 6:14)…..
Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU: Coronavirus/Covid-19 confusion in California is causing concern concentrated on a small stretch of highway (runs 2:20)…..
From the Mid-Michigan Waste Authority OnLine Site…..
You Can Call: 989-781-9555
MMWA COVID-19 Service Update Non City of Saginaw Residents
As of Monday, April 13, 2020, yard waste collection service remains delayed for those MMWA member communities with yard waste collection service: the Village of Birch Run, Bridgeport Twp, Buena Vista Twp, Carrollton Twp, the City of Frankenmuth, James Twp, Kochville Twp, Saginaw Twp, Spaulding Twp, the Village of St. Charles, Thomas Twp, Tittabawassee Twp and the City of Zilwaukee. For all MMMA communities bulk collection remains suspended. A bulk item is anything not contained in a bag or a can.
MMWA COVID-19 Service Update City of Saginaw Residents Only
For City of Saginaw residents both recycling collection and yard waste collection will resume beginning Monday, April 13, 2020. Bulk services is still suspended. A bulk item is anything not contained in a bag or a can.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell spoke to reporters last Thursday in a scene that’s becoming increasingly common as people practice social distancing.
Senator McConnell stood outside the Senate Chamber and was surrounded by reporters, who were all attempting to remain at least 6 feet away from each other.
The scene was captured by photographers, and on Twitter, some couldn’t help but crack a joke:
HELSINKI (Reuters) – A quick-thinking Helsinki bakery has saved itself from financial ruin due to the new coronavirus pandemic by creating a cake that looks like a toilet roll.
The dismayed staff at the Ronttosrouva bakery found all their orders cancelled last month, at the same time as panicked consumers began to hoard toilet roll. This sparked the idea of a toilet roll cake made of oat batter, passion fruit mousse and covered with white fondant.
The first five cakes sold within an hour, baker Uliana Timofeeva told Reuters, and the cake became a social media hit.
The bakery now has hundreds of orders and its owner Saana Lampinen has even been able to hire two extra people to her 9-member team.
“For us it’s a game changer and I am relieved because I know all my employees are safe for months now,” she said.