Here is today's news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland: Topping our news today… The Bradley County School Board met on Thursday whe
Here is today’s news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland:
Topping our news today…
The Bradley County School Board met on Thursday where three possible scenarios for returning to school were presented. One option being considered is in-person attendance, where students would return to school as normal with added health and safety protocols, precautions, and training. Another option would be a hybrid environment, determined by an increase in active cases as determined by the Health Department, CDC, and TDOE. This would involve a mix of in-person and remote learning as necessary. The third option would be full remote learning, determined by a major outbreak forcing a shutdown of schools. This would be a transition back to a fully remote learning experience with a remote feeding plan, as well as no on-campus activities. This plan was approved with the caveat that the plan may change as necessary.
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Also in news today…
The Tennessee Department of Health has announced that some health departments in the region are adjusting their COVID-19 schedule, effective Monday, July 13th. The Bradley County Health Department located on Dooley Street will be performing COVID-19 tests from 9AM until 11AM. The McMinn County Health Department will conduct tests from 8:30AM until 10:30AM. Rhea County Health Department will conduct tests from 9AM until noon. Once again, these times will be effective starting Monday, July 13th.
In news today…
Victoria Cyrus has been taken into custody by Bradley County Sheriff’s Office Fugitive Apprehension Team on charges of Financial Exploitation of an Elderly/Vulnerable Person and Theft over $60,000. The victims, an elderly husband and wife both with memory impairment, reported that Cyrus had previously been employed as their caregiver.
On April 28 of 2020 a report was filed by the husband and wife, which stated that they had been victims of financial crimes. After an extensive investigation, it was discovered that the suspect, Victoria Cyrus, had taken more than $70,000 while employed as a caregiver for the couple. Throughout the course of her employment, Cyrus obtained two credit cards in the victims’ name and took multiple loans out in their name, among other financial exploitations.
Ms. Cyrus was apprehended by the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office Fugitive Apprehension Team on Tuesday, July 7 on warrants for Financial Exploitation of an Elderly/Vulnerable Person and Theft over $60,000.
