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Restaurants and bars will require proof of vaccination for customers. Here's why
Yes, It is legal for restaurants and bars to require proof of vaccination for customers...
A growing number of Bay Area restaurants and bars are asking patrons to show their vaccine cards before entering, leading to some online backlash and confusion about the practice’s legality.
Can restaurants legally require their employees and customers to be vaccinated? The short and simple answer is yes, but there are a few caveats. And no, they aren’t related to the false notion that businesses requiring customers to show proof of vaccination constitutes a Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act violation.
Please read extended article written by Janelle Bitker for the SF Chronicle. Click on link below:
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11 INSTALLATIONS TO SEE ON THE ILLUMINATE SF™ LIGHT ART TRAIL
Christmas trees and holiday decorations aren’t the only things that are glowing this holiday season. Illuminate SF is the annual light art festival that brightens all of San Francisco, Thanksgiving through New Year’s Day. While there are more than 40 permanent and temporary light art installations throughout the city, we’ve hand-picked 11 that make for a fantastic light art trail. Experience this light art trail to keep your holiday season bright
Your Light Art Trail begins along the Embarcadero at “The Bay Lights,” which is displayed on the north side of the Bay Bridge’s western span. This installation was created by Leo Villareal in 2013 and became a permanent installation in 2016. The artwork is 1.8 miles wide, 500 feet high, it and consists of 25,000 individually programmed white LED lights.
From the Bay Bridge, continue north on the Embarcadero until you arrive at the Exploratorium at Pier 15.
For more information click on the link below:
https://www.sftravel.com/article/11-installations-see-illuminate-sf%E2%84%A2-light-art-trail
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Seven Bay Area counties recommend masking indoors regardless of vaccination status
In a joint statement on Friday, Bay Area health officials in seven counties and the city of Berkeley urged residents to consider wearing masks in indoors regardless of their vaccination status to slow the spread of the highly transmissible Covid-19 delta variant.
While fully vaccinated people are generally well-protected from serious illness from Covid-19, including its delta variants, the recommendation for everyone to wear masks while in indoor public places such as grocery or retail stores, theaters, and family entertainment centers is intended as an “added layer of protection for unvaccinated residents,” read the statement from officials in Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Sonoma and Berkeley. Health officials from Napa and Solano counties did not join the others in the mask recommendation.
The announcement comes as Covid-19 cases are rising locally, with San Francisco health officials projecting new daily cases to reach an average of at least 80 new cases per day. On Thursday, Los Angeles health officials announced masks will be required indoors starting Sunday for all people regardless of vaccination status. That is the only California county to bring back a mask mandate since the statewide tier system and mask mandate was dropped for vaccinated people on June 15.
Health officials are urging businesses to adopt universal masking requirements for customers in indoor areas to provide better protection, but the recommendation is not yet a mandated requirement. Workplaces are still required to adhere to Cal/OSHA requirements around masking while fully vaccinated employees are also encouraged to wear masks indoors if their employer has not confirmed the vaccination status of everyone present, health officials added.
Universal mask-wearing indoors is a way to ensure easy verification that all unvaccinated people in those settings are safer, health officials said, adding, “vaccines are safe, effective, free, and widely available to everyone 12 and older.” People are fully vaccinated two weeks after their second dose for the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, or two weeks after a single dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
Delta variants of Covid-19 have become the dominant strain in California, comprising 43% of all sequenced specimens statewide last month and representing 58% of new infections across the country, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
“We are asking our residents to collectively come together again in this effort to stem the rising cases until we can assess how our hospital capacity will be impacted,” said San Francisco Health Officer Dr. Susan Philip in the statement.
“With the increased cases and concerns over the delta variant, we are not surprised by this announcement,” said the Golden Gate Restaurant Association, the city’s largest industry lobbying group, in an emailed statement, adding it would continue to work closely with San Francisco health officials. “This underscores even more clearly the necessity of vaccination as it remains the best weapon in our continued fight against Covid 19.”
https://www.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/news/2021/07/16/new-bay-area-mask-rec-delta-covid.html
Article by:
Alex Barreira – Staff Reporter, San Francisco Business Times
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Spark: Fitness Classes
Classes at all our parks!
Flow with Divine Yoga Studio
at Parklab Gardens
Dance, sculpt, and shine with TLFit
at Parklab Gardens
Sweat with Social Fit Club
at District Six
For more information please visit:
http://sparksocialsf.com/fitness
Chase Center: Kick Off The Thrive City Summer Series This Weekend!
This weekend, join us in kicking off summer right with the Thrive City Summer Series! Thrive City is the place to be every Friday and Saturday night from July 9th through August 28th for free entertainment, activities, and food and drinks for all. Here’s what you can expect each day:
Every Friday from 4 – 8 p.m., sit back and relax at Happy Hour presented by Elysian Brewing. Enjoy an outdoor beer garden with live entertainment ranging from bands to DJs to comedy shows and more!
Every Saturday starting at 6 p.m., bring the family out for the Cinema Nights presented by Chase, featuring favorite movies on our outdoor video board! Plus, Chase cardholders can get early entry, VIP seating, complimentary beverages and more.
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CUESA's Ferry Plaza Farmers Market
SATURDAY | TUESDAY | THURSDAY
YEAR ROUND
The Ferry Plaza Farmers Market is a triweekly California Certified Farmers Market operated by CUESA at the San Francisco Ferry Building. Since 1993, the market has served as a crucial link between urban dwellers and local farmers, renowned for its diverse offering of delicious, high-quality products from California’s cutting-edge sustainable growers, producers, and chefs, as well as education programs to connect urban eaters with our local foodshed. Learn more about the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market »
For more information please visit:
https://cuesa.org/markets/ferry-plaza-farmers-market
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2021 Fourth of July Fireworks Show
The Fourth of July fireworks are back this year, thanks to COVID-19 vaccines and our reopening! The show will start at 9:30pm over San Francisco’s incredible waterfront.
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Fort Mason Center For Arts & Culture
Presenting:
FORT MASON FLIX: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
Sun, Jun 27, 6:00 PM
Fort Mason Center • San Francisco, CA
Starts at $25.00
For more information visit:
For tickets please visit:
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/fort-mason-center-for-arts-amp-culture-20246696685
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