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Morrisville Cardinals and S’Morrisville Edition |
From the Council Office of Steve Rao
August 6, 2021
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S’Morrisville is August 11! |
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The Town of Morrisville will change its name from Morrisville to “S’Morrisville” on Wednesday, August 11, 2021, in honor of National S’mores Day, which is actually August 10. Residents are encouraged to join in the fun by attending the Town’s annual S’Morrisville event on August 11, at Morrisville Community Park (MCP), 1520 Morrisville Parkway, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Morrisville residents are invited to stop by MCP and enjoy a free s’mores snack after dinner.
Virtual S’Morrisville
There is also a virtual component to 2021 S’Morrisville. Residents are asked to create a short video (one minute or less) about their personal s’mores experience, such as a fond childhood camping memory, or who they shared their first s’mores with, etc. They can then share the video on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter using the hashtag #smorrisville. They can post to the Town’s pages in the comments below the S’Morrisville event posts, or post to their pages and tag the Town of Morrisville.
Videos can be shared until August 11. The top five videos will win S’Morrisville swag bags.
For the latest information on S’Morrisville, visit www.TownOfMorrisville.Org/Smorrisville. The Town is on Facebook @TownOfMorrisville, on Twitter @Morrisville_NC and @TownOfMorrisvilleNC on Instagram. If you are looking for content, or have content related to this event to share, use #smorrisville on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. |
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- Number of Covid-19 Cases in NC Spike to 4,506.
- 13,736 Covid Deaths in North Carolina.
- In North Carolina, 62% Partially Vaccinated and 58% are fully vaccinated.
- In United States, 70% of Adults have had on dose of Vaccine and 72,000 children have Covid 19 Delta Variant (19% of all cases) but less than 2% of children require hospitalizations.
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US Women Beach Volleyball (Amy Ross and Alix Klineman) win Gold!
Jordan Windle advances to Semi Finals of 10 M Platform!
Simone Biles wins Bronze for Beam and US Women Soccer wins Bronze.
Canadian Womens Soccer Wins Gold!
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Wake County Schools - Mask Mandate |
Wake County Schools Votes to Mandate Masks Indoors at all Schools.
(See NC News Section)
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President Biden, Speaker Pelosi, and New York Congressional Delegation ask Governor Andrew Cuomo to step down. |
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Fayetteville State Freshman Audrey Chavous from Winston Salem wins $1 million Vaccine Lottery! She will save winnings for education but may go on a shopping spree. |
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Delta Variant Mask Mandates: |
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Mask Mandate in Town of Morrisville: All visitors, including staff, are required to wear masks in Town of Morrisville Facilities and this rule went into effect on August 2nd. Durham, Garner, Raleigh, Fayetteville, Orange County and many other municipalities are following similar procedures and Governor Cooper, pursuant to Executive Order 244, has encouraged local municipalities to take such measures. (See Town Operations Section For More Details)
- Wake County Votes mandate masks in all Wake County Buildings.
- Federal Moratorium for Rent ended August1. For rent assistance in NC, visit the HOPE Program website or by contacting the HOPE Call Center at 888-9ASK-HOPE (888-927-5467)
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MORRISVILLE CARDINALS KICK SEASON OFF THIS WEEKEND IN MORRISVILLE! |
What better sport to watch in the All-America City of Morrisville, than Professional Cricket? Come out this weekend to cheer on our Professional Team, the Morrisville Cardinals!
On Saturday, the Morrisville Cardinals will be playing home games at Church Street Park (5800 Cricket Pitch Way, Morrisville, NC 27560) at 6 pm against the Atlanta Fire and on Sunday, will be playing at 11 am against the Atlanta Paramveers!
Special thanks to Chainyard, all of the sponsors, and of course, Praveen Chakkaraj and all of the owners for bringing Professional Cricket to Morrisville!
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MORRISVILLE CARDINALS MEDIA EVENTS |
View POD TV World Edition Interview with Former Morrisville Mayor Mark Stohlman on the Cardinals and the Future of Cricket!
Join us on RADIO NYRA this Sunday at 4 pm to hear from Ram K from Morrisville Cardinals! 99.9 FMHD 4, 101.9 FM and 1490AM!
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My Fireside Chat with the Morrisville Cardinals:
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MORRISVILLE PLAY OF THE WEEK: Making Morrisville into the Cricket Capital of the US! |
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MORRISVILLE PLAY OF THE WEEK:
Making Morrisville into the Cricket Capital of the US!
As we celebrate the Home Season Opener of the Morrisville Cardinals at Church Street Park this weekend, my play of the week is a play we have talked about before: for the Town to be more aggressive in establishing Morrisville as the premier destination for more national and international tournaments. We have a unique opportunity to take Cricket to the next level in Morrisville.
Here are my plays:
- Apply for Wake County Hotel Occupancy Grant Dollars to fund expansions to our Church Street Park Cricket fields with more Stadium Seating, a permanent Cricket Pitch, and lighted Scoreboards.
- Partner with top companies in Morrisville to invest in our Cricket Field, more corporate leagues, and Corporate Banners. We could give a large sponsor to take naming rights for the field, like Wake Med Soccer Park in Cary.
- Solicit an Investor/Developer Partner to develop a World Class Cricket Stadium in Morrisville, perhaps somewhere on the McCrimmon Corridor. I need your help to find 15 to 20 acres in Morrisville to make this happen!
I am going to meet with the Cricket Board, and also will ask anyone to provide me ideas on how we can make this happen! Let’s stop waiting and make this happen!
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OLYMPIC MEDAL COUNT
OLYMPIC GOLD CHAMPIONS
Artistic Swimming
- Duet Free Routine: Russian Olympic Committee
Athletics
- Women's 400m Hurdles: Sydney McLaughlin, United States
- Women's 3000m Steeplechase: Peruth Chemutai, Uganda
- Men's Hammer Throw: Wojciech Nowicki, Poland
- Men's 800m: Emmanuel Korir, Kenya
- Men's 200m: Andre de Grasse, Canada
Boxing
- Men's Light Heavy: Arlen Lopez, Cuba
Cycling Track
- Men's Team Pursuit: Italy
Equestrian
- Jumping Individual: Ben Maher, Great Britain
Marathon Swimming
- Women's 10km: Ana Cunha, Brazil
Sailing
- Men's Two Person Dinghy-470: Australia
- Women's Two Person Dinghy-470: Great Britain
Skateboarding
- Women's Park: Yosozumi Sakura, Japan
Weightlifting
- Men's +109kg: Lasha Talakhadze, Georgia
Wrestling
- Men's Greco-Roman 67kg: Mohammadreza Geraei, Iran
- Men's Greco-Roman 87kg : Zhan Beleniuk, Ukraine
- Women's Freestyle 62kg: Kawai Yukako, Japan
- Tamyra Mensah-Stock becomes first Black Woman to win Gold in Wrestling.
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TOWN OF MORRISVILLE MASK MANDATE |
Based on guidance from the CDC, the Governor’s office, and the Wake County Health Department, the decision has been made to return to the use of face coverings inside Town facilities anytime you are not alone in your assigned workspace and when interacting with the public indoors. This applies to all staff regardless of vaccination status.
One question which many residents may have is why you should have to wear a face covering if you are already vaccinated. When we lifted the requirement to wear face coverings earlier this year, the data showed that fully vaccinated people were less likely to transmit the virus – but that all changed with the delta variant circulating.
- Delta is different than past versions of the virus: it is 60% more contagious than the last variant. It spreads from person-to-person 50% faster. By far, it’s the “fastest and fittest” strain of COVID-19 yet.
- Vaccinated people represent a very small amount of people getting delta, but these “breakthrough” infections mean even the vaccinated can get and spread the virus even though they might not be showing any symptoms.
- The more we allow the virus to spread, the more chances we give the virus to mutate again – when you become infected, you become a host to potentially help grow a new variant. New variants aren’t going to be weaker than the previous ones, they’re going to be stronger and more deadly.
- The vaccines ARE helping prevent severe illness and death from delta, but, as the CDC director said yesterday, we’re just a few mutations away from it being able to evade our current vaccines. (This Message is from Deputy Manager Brandon Zudeima)
Updates to Public Requirements for Masks
- Town administrative offices will remain open to the public. Members of the public will be required to sign in anytime they are visiting an office.
- Face coverings are required for all visitors to any Town facility regardless of their vaccination status.
- Face coverings are required for all attendees at any meeting regardless of their vaccination status; social distancing in meetings is strongly encouraged. The Town is not returning to remote Council, PZB, or Advisory Committee meetings at this time.
Existing Staff Guidance
- All staff are strongly encouraged to receive the COVID-19 vaccination.
- Do not come to work if you are feeling sick, have symptoms, or if you could have been exposed to COVID-19.
- Get tested for COVID-19 if you are experiencing symptoms or have a known exposure regardless of your vaccination status (new update).
- Continue to wipe down any shared space before and after use.
Updated Guidance
The following guidance applies to vaccinated and unvaccinated staff:
- Staff are required to wear a face covering anytime you are inside a Town facility and not alone in your assigned workspace.
- Staff are required to wear a face covering anytime you are in a vehicle with another person conducting Town business.
- Staff are required to wear a face covering anytime you are interacting with a member of the public conducting Town business when indoors.
- Staff are strongly encouraged to wear a face covering anytime you are interacting with a member of the public conducting Town business when outdoors.
- Staff may only eat meals together if you can ensure at least six feet of social distancing between everyone present. Face coverings are to be worn immediately prior to and immediately after the meal. Group meals should be outdoors when practical.
- The requirement for in-person staff meetings is temporarily suspended; virtual staff meetings may be held if any attendees prefer not to meet in person with face coverings.
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Morrisville Carpenter Road Project |
Morrisville Carpenter Road Improvements Project update for the week of Aug 9 :
- Work will continue on the north side of Morrisville Carpenter Road (between Church Street and Misty Groves Circle) and at the new driveway for Morrisville Square.
- The contractor will be installing storm pipe along Town Hall Drive near the Morrisville Carpenter Road intersection.
- Drivers should be prepared for flagging operations in this area between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
- Northbound traffic for Town Hall Drive continues to be redirected along the southbound side of the median.
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Wi Fi now available at Shiloh Park! |
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MORRISVILLE FITNESS AND AQUATICS CENTER UPDATE |
In alignment with new guidance from the Wake County government issued today, July 30, the Morrisville Aquatics & Fitness Center will begin requiring face coverings for all patrons inside the building, regardless of vaccination status, on Monday, August 2.
Though approximately 70 percent of the Wake County population is vaccinated at this time, surges in coronavirus cases stimulated by the Delta variant have led Wake leaders to operate out of an abundance of caution. The health and safety of our members has been and continues to be paramount, and we believe that encouraging face coverings and social distancing is the best way to protect our community at this time.
Face Covering Rules
- Face coverings will now be required in all indoor settings, regardless of vaccination status or social distancing.
- Face coverings need to remain on during indoor exercise, but may be removed during outdoor activities as long as social distancing is possible.
- Face coverings may only be removed indoors when swimming or showering, and should be worn immediately before and after these activities.
- Lifeguards can remove their face coverings, so long as they can maintain social distance from each other and patrons.
Programming
- Fitness classes will be assessed, and some may be moved outside to allow for socially distanced exercise. Please feel free to provide your feedback on the matter as we make these decisions.
- Other indoor activities will continue as normal, but please come prepared to wear a face covering for the duration of your workout.
Memberships
- Punch passes and 1-Month PIF memberships will remain non-refundable, due to the short-term, flexible nature of those options. Questions or concerns about other membership types may be addressed by MAFC supervisors and front desk staff as needed.
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Celebrate S’Morrisville August 11! |
Morrisville residents are invited to take part in the celebration of National S’mores Day in “S’Morrisville” on Wednesday, August 11, from 6-7:30 p.m. at Morrisville Community Park! The Town changes its name to S’Morrisville in celebration of National S’mores Day once a year as we honor and enjoy the delicious snacks made famous at campfires everywhere.
Participate in Virtual S’Morrisville by creating a short video (one minute or less) about your personal s’mores experience, such as a fond childhood camping memory, and share it to Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter using the hashtag #smorrisville.
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Teen Morrisville 101 Registration Open |
Registration for Teen Morrisville 101 is now open. Teen Morrisville 101 is an annual citizen's academy for teens interested in local government, specifically in Morrisville. This is a free program for youth in grades 9-12. The program begins October 6 and will be held from 4-6 p.m. once a week for four weeks. Sessions will take place at Morrisville Town Hall, located at 100 Town Hall Drive. While the program is open to all high school students, preference will be given to those who live in Morrisville.
Registration ends on September 24, 2021. For more information and to reserve your spot visit the Teen Morrisville 101 webpage by clicking here. |
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Hot Car Demonstration August 12 |
Did you know the temperature inside a vehicle can rise 19 degrees in just 10 minutes? The Morrisville Fire and Rescue Department will be participating in a live “hot car” demonstration Thursday, August 12, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Park West Village, 3025 Village Market Place in Morrisville to show how fast a car's interior can heat up during a North Carolina summer day. Every heatstroke death in a vehicle is preventable! Click here for details. |
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Celebrate India Independence Day on August 15! |
India Independence Day is Sunday, August 15, commemorating India’s independence from the United Kingdom! This year India will launch a year-long celebration marking 75 years of Indian independence. India Independence Day is celebrated with flag-hoisting ceremonies, parades, and other cultural events. I will be organizing a few Radio Shows and Virtual Events on Indian Independence this week.
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Morrisville Fire and Rescue Department Ladder 22 Wet Down Ceremony on August 21 |
Join the Morrisville Fire and Rescue Department on Saturday, August 21, at 10 a.m. to watch the traditional wet-down ceremony welcoming into service the new Pierce 100' Ascendant Tower fire apparatus (Ladder 22 fire truck)! The event will be held at Fire Station No. 2 located at 10632 Chapel Hill Road. |
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Celebrate National Senior Citizen Day on August 21 in Morrisville! |
Join us on Saturday, August 21, from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. at the Morrisville Senior Center to celebrate and recognize the achievements, accomplishments, and contributions senior citizens have made to our communities!
The event will include the grand opening ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Morrisville Senior Center at 1 p.m., games and prizes, and information about the center’s programs and activities. All local seniors (age 55+) are invited to visit the center and help us celebrate National Senior Citizens Day. If you can’t make it on August 21, you are welcome to visit the center any time. The Morrisville Senior Center is located at 4117 Davis Drive in the McCrimmon Corners Shopping Center.
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Temporary Disc Golf Course Opened August 2 |
Morrisville’s Temporary Disc Golf Course opened at Cedar Fork District Park, 228 Aviation Parkway, will open to the public on Monday, Aug. 2, at 9 a.m. and will be available through September 6. The course is designed for all levels of play. View the website for more information, including hours. |
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Slurry Seal Technology Street and Parking Lot Paving Repairs |
To complete Morrisville’s street and parking lot paving and repairs, the Town’s contractor will be employing Slurry Seal, a new technology added on top of the existing pavement to “seal” the pavement’s surface. Wet slurry typically has a brownish coloration, while dry slurry is black. Never drive on wet slurry. Follow road signage and traffic control. For must-know information and a video for residents on what to know, expect, and do when your neighborhood and streets are receiving Slurry Seal treatment click here. |
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Next Morrisville’s Pop-Up Dog Park is Sept. 12 |
Morrisville's next "pop-up" dog park is Sunday, Sept 12, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. at Morrisville Community Park. Waivers are due Friday for Sunday reservations.
Participating dog owners must register in ActiveNet and fill out a waiver prior to participating.
Click here to visit the Town’s webpage for additional information, future dates, rules, requirements, and forms. |
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Shop Local at the Western Wake Farmers’ Market |
The Western Wake Farmers' Market (WWFM) offers healthy and fresh food, goods, and live music from small and local businesses from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. every Saturday!
Visit http://wwfm.ag/ to see a complete list of local vendors and shop local! |
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NATIONAL AND GLOBAL UPDATES |
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The White House urges states to enact local eviction moratoriums after a federal ban expired.
California Governor Newsom looking vulnerable in a recall election in a few weeks.
Citing concerns about the spread of the coronavirus, the Biden administration will keep a Trump-era rule to turn away migrants.
The State Department is offering potential refugee status to more Afghans who worked with the U.S.
Thousands Flee Fires in Greece and Turkey.
$65 billion for broadband, and $73 billion to modernize the power grid are included in $1.3 trillion infrastructure deal.
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NC Legislative Map Process Has Begun! |
NC Legislative Map Process Has Begun! On Line Portal for Public Comments is Open on Tues!
The process of redrawing our congressional and legislative maps kicked off this week with the first meeting of the Joint Redistricting Committee. Senator Wiley Nickel serves on the Committee. Unfortunately, like most of our plans during this past year, COVID-19 has thrown a wrench into the process. The General Assembly will be working on a shortened calendar because the necessary census data was months behind as a result of the virus.
Public Comment Portal Opens Tuesday at 8:30 am.
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Wake County Schools Mandate Indoor Masks |
Wake County Public School System unanimously voted Tuesday to make masks a requirement indoors at all schools this year.
So far in our region, 10 school districts have voted to mandate mask wearing: Wake County Public School System, Durham Public Schools, Cumberland County Schools, Wilson County School District, Hoke County Schools, Lee County Schools, Nash County Public Schools, Granville County Schools, Orange County School District and Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools.
On the other hand, Clinton City Schools, Harnett County Schools, Johnston County Schools, Sampson County Schools, and Wayne County Public Schools have voted to keep masks optional for fully vaccinated students and staff.
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NC DHHS Runs out of Cash Vaccine Gift Cards |
The state health department ran out of $100 gift cards to give to people getting the COVID-19 vaccine. That was a new incentive tested this week, and it appears to have been popular. NCDHHS said the vaccine sites will not have the gift cards this weekend. However, they plan to restock by next week. |
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UNC Staff and Faculty Must BE Vaccinated |
All members of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will either be vaccinated or be tested weekly when they return to campus.
Faculty and staff who do not attest to being vaccinated will be required to participate in the Carolina Together Testing Program's weekly asymptomatic testing.
In order to be exempt from weekly testing, faculty and staff are required to complete a COVID-19 Vaccination Certification Form. The new requirement for unvaccinated faculty and staff aligns with the requirement for unvaccinated students.
In order to be exempt from weekly testing, faculty and staff are required to complete a COVID-19 Vaccination Certification Form. The new requirement for unvaccinated faculty and staff aligns with the requirement for unvaccinated students.
Students are also now required to fill out the COVID-19 Vaccination Certification form.
Masks continue to be required for everyone while indoors on campus. Additionally, students who attend any indoor, off-campus events or activities of registered student organizations must now wear masks at all times.
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Cape Fear Health Care System Mandates Vaccines |
Cape Fear Valley Health announced that it will make COVID-19 vaccination mandatory for employees, physicians, students, vendors, and volunteers. The deadline is Oct. 1, 2021. |
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Johnson County Community College will require Mask Mandate. |
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Aug 7th Critical Overload Blood Drive |
Elaina Reed’s robotics team, Critical Overload, is hosting a blood drive with the Blood Connection Mobile at the Kitts Creek clubhouse parking lot on Saturday, August 7th from 10am to 3pm. Everyone who donates blood will receive a $10 gift card and the Blood Connection will match it by giving my robotics team $10 .
This blood drive is a fundraiser for FTC12828 team Critical Overload for their upcoming robotics season. We will have our competition robot from last year on display so you can see what we do during the competition season as well as a simplified robot that kids can drive if they so choose."
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Morrisville Chamber of Commerce Event - Tuesday, August 10 |
Morrisville Chamber of Commerce Event : Hybrid Power of Inclusion Series: Neuro Diversity - Tuesday, August 10 - 11:30 am - 1:00 pm.
Join the Morrisville Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with The Diversity Movement, to hear from a number of inspiring people from all over the Triangle, as we share stories and successes of those who identify as neurodivergent and how to advocate for those with disabilities. A Zoom option is offered In-Person attendance is limited. Those who register for the virtual option will receive their access link the morning of the event.
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Celebrate S’Morrisville August 11! |
Morrisville residents are invited to take part in the celebration of National S’mores Day in “S’Morrisville” on Wednesday, August 11, from 6-7:30 p.m. at Morrisville Community Park! The Town changes its name to S’Morrisville in celebration of National S’mores Day once a year as we honor and enjoy the delicious snacks made famous at campfires everywhere. For event details as they are published, visit the Town’s S’Morrisville event page or follow us on the Town’s social media pages! |
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Soccer Night is a free program, run completely by volunteers, for kids promoting athletic skill, leadership development, and citywide unity. On August 11th, 2021 Morrisville will hold Soccer Night and S’Morrisville together at Morrisville Community Park—open to all residents— join us for a night of Soccer and S’mores fun!! Early registration is open now, scan the QR Code!! |
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Aug 16, 2pm - Wake County Commissioners Meeting |
Aug 16 Wake County Commissioners Meeting at 2 pm. Wake County Justice Center |
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Aug 21 Wet Down Ceremony for Ladder 22 |
Aug 21 Wet Down Ceremony for Ladder 22, our newest addition to the Fire Department
10 am at Fire Station 2.
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Aug 21 National Senior Citizen Day Open House 12pm- 4 pm |
Aug 21 National Senior Citizen Day Open House
12pm- 2 pm at Morrisville Senior Center.
4117 Davis Drive
Morrisville, NC 27560
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Start Up Summit - Sept. 22 |
Save the Date Start Up Summit! Sept. 22
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Join me Sunday 4 PM on Radio NYRA for another update on local issues.
99.9FM HD4, 101.9 FM and 1490 AM!
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Join us every Friday on World Edition at 10 am for the Great America Project Panel where we discuss how we rebuild Americas' image with leaders from around the country and world.
OFFICIAL International Broadcast Media
Public Open Dialogue TV is a worldwide multilingual, multi-demographic network focused on inspiring, educating and entertaining the global community. We provide unique programming in areas not covered by traditional media, and provide a platform for the audience to engage with those shows. Formerly IBMTV.
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NC Covid Dashboard:
According to the White House, more than 821,000 doses were reported administered Thursday, including 565,000 newly vaccinated. That means the 7-day average of newly vaccinated is up 11% from last week and 44% over past 2 weeks. 50% of Americans are now fully vaccinated.
Meanwhile, the Food and Drug Administration is expected to recommend COVID-19 booster shots for certain Americans in the coming weeks. According to ABC News, the FDA will make the announcement between now and early September. The recommendation will be that Americans with compromised immune systems get the third shot.
Vaccinations: 9,922,074 Total Doses Administered.
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- For latest Covid 19 information, please dial 2-1-1 or 888- 892-1162.
- Get Updates by texting COVIDNC at 898211.
- For unemployment insurance, please visit NC Dept of Employment Security at https://des.nc.gov/.
- 1,516,310 applied for UI Benefits, 996,757 Paid Benefits, $12.4 Billion Payments Issues.
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Apply for Wake Forward program at https://covid19.wakegov.com/wakeforward/.
New daily COVID-19 cases in North Carolina continue to rise.
4,506 new cases were reported in the state on Friday.
The percent of positive tests in the state is at 10.6%.
1,715 are currently hospitalized in the state with COVID-19. That number has continued to climb since just after July 4th weekend.
241 confirmed COVID-19 patients were admitted in the last 24 hours.
There are currently 421 adult COVID-19 patients in ICUs statewide.
CASES:
4,506 Newly reported Cases
+ N.C. = 1,071,737 Cases (Deaths = 13,736)
+ 1,175 Hospitalized
+ 10.6% Positive Rate
+ Wake County = 95,433 Cases (Deaths = 755)
+ US = 35.6 million cases / 615,000 deaths
+ India = 31.9 million cases /427,000 Deaths.
+ Worldwide = 201 million cases/ 4.27 million deaths
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Council Member Rao holds office hours on Friday from 12:00-1:00 PM by appointment only at 100 Town Hall Drive in Morrisville.
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Council Member Steve Rao
Town of Morrisville
Dedicated to transforming Morrisville into an ideal place to work and raise a family!
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