Many vaccinated Wisconsinites have started dining out at restaurants and attending larger gatherings again. But for those with young kids who still can’t get vaccinated, understanding what you can and can’t do can be complicated. We talk to an epidemiologist about how to navigate those choices. Then, we discuss a measure Gov. Evers vetoed last week that would have funded an effort to reopen two shuttered paper mills in central Wisconsin.
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How To Be Safe If Everyone In Your Family Can't Get Vaccinated
Families with children under 12 and members who are immunocompromised aren’t able to enjoy the relaxed safety restrictions many in the rest of the country are. An epidemiologist explains safety protocols for mixed-vaccination status families, and what they can expect in the future.
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Governor Evers Vetoes Bill To Finance Purchase Of Two Paper Mills
A bill that could have financed the purchase of two paper mills in central Wisconsin was vetoed last week by Governor Evers. We talk with a WPR reporter and a state lawmaker about the legislation and what the mills mean for their communities.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Michele Gerard Good Technical Director
- Colleen Leahy Producer
- Dean Knetter Producer
- Laura Cassidy Guest
- Rob Mentzer Guest
- Scott Krug Guest
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