WSGW Morning Team Show: May 8, 2020 (Friday)
It’s the WSGW Friday Morning Team Show with Charlie and Dave and Pat (from the Alma Bureau) and YOU…..
TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO PLAY!!!!!
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Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU: The NFL has released the 2020 NFL Schedule and for the Lions, well it’s early, but fun to talk about, and we do, with award winning sports man, Pat Johnston from his Alma Bureau (runs 11:28)
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YOU, along with WSGW and Wildfire Credit Union, have a Special Gift Card Opportunity
Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU: Here are the latest awards of the WSGW/Wildfire Gift Card Giveaway (runs 3:25)….
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A few Weekend Events and Activities for YOU….. (runs 3:57)…..
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Governor Whitmer Details Six Phases of Her MI Safe Start Plan
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 7, 2020
Media Contact: [email protected]
Governor Whitmer Details Six Phases of Her MI Safe Start Plan
Governor Announces Michigan is in Phase Three
LANSING, Mich. — Today, after announcing that Michigan’s manufacturing workers will return to work on Monday, May 11, Governor Gretchen Whitmer detailed the six phases of herMI Safe Start Plan to re-engageMichigan’s economy.The governor has worked with leaders in health care, business, labor, and education to develop the plan, and announced today that Michigan is in phase three.
The phases of the pandemic include:
1) UNCONTROLLED GROWTH: The increasing number of new cases every day, overwhelming our health systems.
2) PERSISTENT SPREAD: We continue to see high case levels with concern about health system capacity.
3) FLATTENING: The epidemic is no longer increasing and the health-system’s capacity is sufficient for current needs.
4) IMPROVING: Cases, hospitalizations and deaths are clearly declining.
5) CONTAINING:Continued case and death rate improvements, with outbreaks quickly contained.
6) POST-PANDEMIC: Community spread not expected to return.
“I am working closely with health care experts and epidemiologists to closely monitor Michigan’s progress in the fight against COVID-19,” said Governor Whitmer. “As we move forward with the MI Safe Start Plan, I am working closely with partners in business, labor, and education to determine the best way to move forward each day. All of us know the importance of getting people back to work and the economy moving again. We’ve already reopened lower-risk sectors like construction, manufacturing, and lawn care.
“The worst thing we can do is open up in a way that causes a second wave of infections and death, puts health care workers at further risk, and wipes out all the progress we’ve made. That’s why we will continue to monitor the spread of this virus, hospital capacity, testing rates, and more as we work toward reaching the ‘improving’ phase.”
Click the link below for the governor’s full MI Safe Start Plan:
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