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'Bras for a Cause' boosts Reedley Relay for Life
Reedley Relay for Life held its annual "bra auction" event on March 3 at The Pub in downtown Reedley. The annual fundraiser was another success, raising nearly $4,200. Brandy McNelly with Relay for Life said special thanks go out to the host site, auctioneer Flint Epps and to local businesses The Nest, Cottonwood Clothing and Charming Autumn for displaying the created bras before the event. On Friday, March 13, Reedley Relay for Life will have vol- unteers standing in the intersection of G and 11th streets for the annual Fill the Bucket event from 7 a.m. until 6 p.m. Volunteers working in hour shifts will be taking do- nations from motorists passing through.
LEFT: Cancer survivor Jose Peña, left, modeled one of the
bras at the March 3 event.
A.J. Zuniga / Photo Contributed
ABOVE RIGHT: Twins Perlita and Ruby Lara of Team Betty sketched illustrations of bras for the fundraiser.
Mona Guzman / Photo Contributed
BELOW RIGHT: Erik Valencia, executive director for the Greater Reedley Chamber of Commerce, served as a ce- lebrity model.
Miriam Luvette Saucedo / Photo Contributed
COVID-19 Continued from page A1
any threat of the virus. "Parlier Unified staff will perform and thor- ough and deep clean- ing of all surfaces in all rooms and buildings at Parlier High School to further ensure the health and safety of all students. Through Monday, March 9, the only report- ed COVIC-19 cases in the immediate Central Val- ley were one in Madera County and one in Fresno County. In the meantime, regional hospitals, schools and organizations are tak- ing precautions and get- ting the word out for the
public to practice good hygiene and take preven- tive measures.
Gabriela Ornelas, man- ager of communication with Adventist Health facilities in Reedley and Selma, said that the safety of patients, associates and physicians are the organi- zation's top priority.
"We are coordinating with the [Center for Dis- ease Controls] to provide our staff with up-to-date information and rec- ommendations as they are released," she said on March 9."Adventist Health has established a systemwide COVID-19 preparedness committee that is working with Ad-
ventist Health Reedley and every hospital in our system to ensure that we have the necessary sup- plies and training."
The most importunity function people can prac- tice is good hygiene. Or- nelas said that everyday preventive practices to help prevent the spread of many respiratory diseases.
These practices in- clude:
• Wash your hands of- ten with soap and water
for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water is not available, use an alcohol- based hand sanitizer.
• Get a flu shot (for everyone 6 months or older).
• Avoid close contact with people who are sick. • Stay home when you
are sick.
• Cover your cough
or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash.
• Avoid touching eyes,
nose or mouth with un- washed hands when pos- sible.
Precautions at Val- ley Children's Hospital in Madera — the largest children's hospital in the region — is limiting visi- tors to parents/guardians and direct caregivers of patients.
Everyone will be screened at all entrances with questions regarding health and recent travel history and masks will
be provided to symptom- atic parents or guardians visiting their child, when needed. Other visitors and non-essential ven- dors will not be allowed in our facilities.
For 2020, Valley Chil- dren's also canceled the public selling of news- papers for Kids Day, a tradition that dates back to 1987. However, digital editions of the special section were sold online on March 10.
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