City of San Bruno What's Happening Around Towns, 5 Aug 2021

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What's Happening Around Town August 2021
for the City of San Bruno
Starring Stephanie Teves

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Welcome to what's happening around town for august 2021, I'm your host stephanie tevis summer is in full swing, and the city of san bruno is restarting events and reopening places so that our citizens can get back to enjoying their lives.

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The san bruno senior center has reopened its doors. Lunch program is returning to its original format, come by to eat a delicious lunch catch up with friends and maybe even find a new hobby or activity. We request that you wear a mask when entering the senior center forgot. Your mask masks are available at the front desk.

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Sunday. Dances are back whether you like line dancing with jeanette feinberg or with alan esiedro, or you prefer social dancing to live music. We have what you are looking for four sundays each month, starting at one o'clock in the afternoon free friday lunchtime, music returns this month with a new couple of performers on friday august 13th, rick loub will play guitar and sing and on friday august 20th geocosmos will play piano, and if you want, he will bring out the ukulele and play for you too.

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On friday august 27th watch tom hanks in his newest film news of the world showtime begins at 9 30 a.m. This free movie is available to anyone who is interested.

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It is time to sign up for san mateo county adult school classes, classes will begin mid-august at the senior center classes include a monday yoga class led by juliette martine. This can be in person or online and on wednesdays, judy lev will talk about current events and on thursdays join daniella scott for an in-person yoga class. There are plenty of other classes offered at the san mateo adult education center as well, want more information or to sign up call the san mateo county adult school at 650-558-2100 or go to their website at san mateoadulted.org.

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Coffee with a cop is back, the bay hill starbucks will be graciously hosting our event on tuesday august 10th, from nine until 11 a.m. Come speak with san bruno police officers about issues in your neighborhood.

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Ask questions, request more patrols, voice your concerns or just hang out and have a cup we'll see you then, who wants to be a hero? Who wants to help save a life? You can join the brave men and women of the san bruno police department and the san bruno fire department, as they team up for a blood drive, help them acquire as many pints of blood possible.

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At our last event, we had 32 brave citizens donate blood. Let's try to double that amount. This time go to.

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Www.Redcrossblood.Org and enter sponsor code, sam bruno or call 1-800 red cross come on down to fire station 51 at 5 55 el camino, real next to city hall, on august 27th from 12 to 5 pm and give the gift of life.

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It is almost time to sign up for fall activities and the new fall activity. Brochures will be arriving at your mailbox soon, so keep an eye out, and you can always check online at.

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Www.Sanbruno.Ca.Gov click on the recreation button at the bottom of the home page. On the left hand, side look for the activity guide, button, click, it and voila, hey kids. Have you missed playing sports with your friends? Well, this fall. Youth sports have returned, registration will begin mid-august.

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Stay tuned concerts in the park are back each friday night in august, music will start at 6 pm live music will continue until the sun goes down. These free concerts are presented at the rotary pavilion in city park.

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Courtesy of the community services department be sure to bring your own chair and something warm too concerts in the park every friday night in august, one of my favorite days of the year is free comic book day this year, comic book stores and libraries across the country will celebrate free comic book day on saturday august 14th drop by the san bruno library between 10 a.m and 5 p.m, and pick up a free comic book to celebrate while supplies last comic books are fun to read, featuring a wide range of diverse storylines that capture the imagination of readers.

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Besides being fun, comics can inspire reluctant readers to increase a reader's visual literacy so come to the san bernard library on saturday august 14th for your very own free comic book on thursday august 12th, the beetle lady etymologist stephanie dole phd will give us a fun walk through the world of bugs and show us some amazing live creatures join the beatle lady at 3 p.m. On august, 12th, by signing up at programs.sambernolibrary.org, this program will be held virtually via zoom join us for a moon viewing party on monday august 16th at 6 30 pm.

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We will have a story time and weather permitting look at the evening, moon through binoculars and discuss what we see the moon. Viewing party is part of the sam bernal, looks up program supported in whole or in part by the u.s institute of museum and library services under the provisions of the library, services and technology act administered in california by the state. Librarian keeping with the san bruno looks up program at the library.

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The movie hidden figures will be shown in san bruno city park. After the concert in the park on friday august 27th. Hidden figures tell the story of catherine johnson, dorothy vaughn and mary jackson, three african-american women working as mathematicians at nasa set in 1960s hampton virginia. The three women use their mathematical skills to help the united states achieve a victory over the soviet union in space while back on earth. They fight against the barriers of racial segregation and struggle for professional recognition from their male colleagues.

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Hidden figures is rated pg and a great movie for everyone in the family.

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There is still time to sign up and participate in the summer breathing program. Read whatever you want. Each book you read, gets you a raffle ticket for the one thousand dollar college scholarship, and I think that people should try doing the summer reading program, because, even though, if even if you don't win the scholarship, you still get a lot out of it from reading.

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But you would better hurry because the summer reading program ends august 31st, the san bruno fire department wants to let you know what to do when there is extreme heat. You might think that here in san bruno, that is a non-issue but hot weather over 90 degrees. For two or three days or longer can happen anywhere, and it is good to know what to do if and when it happens, when extreme heat threatens. The best thing you can do is prepare before it happens.

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Research places in your community where you can go when it is hot. Try to keep your home cool, keep windows covered with brakes.

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Weatherstrip, doors and windows put reflective materials in the windows, such as aluminum foil, covered cardboard to reflect the heat back outside and add insulation into the house to keep the heat out. If it is an extremely hot day. There are things you can do to keep cool, find some place to go, that has air conditioning libraries, shopping malls and local community centers can provide a cool place.

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You can go to take a break from the heat if you are outside, find shade, wear a hat that is wide enough to protect your face: wear loose lightweight, light-colored, clothing and drink plenty of non-caffeinated fluids and keep an eye on neighbors, family members and pets for signs of heat related illness.

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What are the signs of heat related illness heat can cause muscle cramps if this happens, go to a cooler place, remove any excess clothing to cool off and sip electrolyte water or sports drinks without the ice.

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If the cramping lasts for more than one hour seek medical attention, the hot weather can also cause heat, exhaustion and heat stroke. Heat exhaustion is when someone is sweating heavily turns pale, is weak, tired or dizzy, or has nausea or vomiting heat exhaustion can cause someone to faint. The best course of action is to lie down in a cool air, conditioned place, take a cool bath and drink electrolyte, water or sports drinks with salt and sugar.

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If symptoms last for more than one hour or get worse, seek medical attention, heat stroke is indicated by a body temperature of more than 103 degrees, red, hot and dry skin. Along with no sweat the person's pulse is rapid and strong. The person might be dizzy, confused or unconscious. If this happens call.

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911 heat often results in high numbers of deaths, be sure to take precautions, especially for high-risk groups such as people with disabilities, the older population and young children for more information on extreme heat, go to www.ready.com.

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With cases of covid19 rising locally and increased circulation of the highly transmissible delta variant, the san mateo county health department is recommending everyone with her face coverings indoors in public places like grocery or retail stores, theaters and family entertainment centers, regardless of vaccination status.

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The city of san bruno strongly encourages visitors to wear a mask when visiting any city facility.

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The good news is that the coven 19 vaccine supply remains widely available through a variety of resources throughout the county and the san mateo county health department strongly urges everyone to get vaccinated.

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The copin 19 vaccine is available to those who live and work in the county at no cost and regardless of immigration status. Most vaccination sites or clinics do not require an appointment, including several local pharmacies and participating sites for a local calendar which includes a breakdown by city. To help you find the closest location, visit, snchhealth.org forward, slash vaccine clinic dash calendar or call 211.

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You can also visit myturn.ca.gov or call.

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833-422-4255 for other sites, including local pharmacies, do your part, get vaccinated at your earliest convenience and wear a mask while in public.

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If you have business with the city of san bruno, keep in mind that city offices, except for fire and police emergency services, will be closed. On monday september 6 for labor day offices will reopen tuesday september 7..

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It has been my pleasure bringing you what's happening around town for august 2021, I'm stephanie, tevis, we'll see you next.

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