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d as they have before, they will follow local metrics rather than reopen just because the state allows it." According to the Times, experts "credit San Francisco's success to a long partnership between public health officers and universities, most notably during the AIDS crisis," and San Francisco residents "la

ry-tax-scam/6024222002/> (10/24, 123K) reports, "A Costa Rican man has been indicted by a federal grand jury in El Paso in an alleged lottery scam." Allan Francisco Castrillo Bastos, 39, "who currently lives in El Paso, is accused of scheming to steal more than $1 million from dozens of people who believed they

Other Cities Stumbled," the Los Angeles Times <https://www.latimes.com/califomia/stoty/2020-10-25/san-francisco-slow-coronavirus-reopening> (10/25, Dolan, 4.64M) reports San Francisco "has become the first urban center in California to enter the least restrictive tier for reopening. Risk of infection,

d as they have before, they will follow local metrics rather than reopen just because the state allows it." According to the Times, experts "credit San Francisco's success to a long partnership between public health officers and universities, most notably during the AIDS crisis," and San Francisco residents "l

Success Story." In an article headlined "How San Francisco Became A COVID-19 Success Story As Other Cities Stumbled," the Los Angeles Times (10/25, Dolan, 4.64M) reports San Francisco "has become the first urban center in California to enter the least restrictive tier for reopening. Risk of infection,

in any one day since the pandemic began, surpassing the previous record of 9,816 on July 9." The Los Angeles Times (7/15, Dolan, 4.64M) reports that San Francisco Director of Public Health Grant Colfax said the rate of transmission "continued to climb in the Bay Area and the city would not move forward with re

easily the most confirmed in any one day since the pandemic began, surpassing the previous record of 9,816 on July 9." The Los Angeles Times (7/15, Dolan, 4.64M) reports that San Francisco Director of Public Health Grant Colfax said the rate of transmission "continued to climb in the Bay Area and the