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Posts from March 2020
Yesterday, Governor Ducey issued an Executive Order which takes effect this evening at 5pm. “Keeping Arizonans safe and healthy as we slow the spread of COVID-19 remains our top priority,” said Governor Ducey. “Arizona citizens and businesses are already responsibly responding to this crisis. This order builds on the state’s efforts to protect public health…
Just after 9am, this morning, a fire broke out at the top of the bell tower. The buildings were quickly evacuated. Firefighters responded very quickly and were able to prevent the fire from spreading. The cross has fallen into the bell tower structure and is suspended by its arms on the remains of the charred…
Foreword In 1527 the epidemic referred to as the Black Death raged through Germany, including the city of Wittenberg. Duke John ordered the professors and students of Wittenberg University to move to the city of Jena for safety. Professor Martin Luther, who also served as a local pastor, refused to leave and remained to comfort…
The pandemic, or panic-demic, is casting a pall of deadly fear over the globe. People want to hear from government officials. They want to hear most of all from the medical experts and the vaccination researchers. The public wants to be assured and reassured that the ones in the know are – to their best…
Yesterday morning President Donald Trump issued guidelines on Monday for Americans to follow over the next 15 days to help avoid spread of the novel coronavirus but did not take drastic measures such as imposing a national quarantine or curfew. The new guidelines call on Americans to avoid social gatherings involving groups of 10 or…