Trading stethoscopes for paint brushes.

KCBS Radio reporter Melissa Culross has more on the project that gave a group of healthcare workers both a break from the front lines of the Covid-19 pandemic and the opportunity to thank the community.

Trading stethoscopes for paint brushes.
KCBS Radio reporter Melissa Culross has more on the project that gave a group of healthcare workers both a break from the front lines of the Covid-19 pandemic and the opportunity to thank the community.

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Doctors Take Break from Covid-19 Fight & Thank Community with Special Art Project

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife announced earlier this week that the commercial Dungeness crab fishing season won’t open before the New Year.  The decision followed the discovery of a Pacific leatherback sea turtle becoming entangled and drowning in commercial crab gear. How long will the Humpback Whale and Endangered Sea Turtle Entanglements keep the Commercial Dungeness Crab Fishing Season in California on Hold?

For more, KCBS'a Liz Saint John spoke with Dr. Geoff Shester, California campaign director and senior scientist for Oceana.

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife announced earlier this week that the commercial Dungeness crab fishing season won’t open before the New Year.  The decision followed the discovery of a Pacific leatherback sea turtle becoming entangled and drowning in commercial crab gear. How long will the Humpback Whale and Endangered Sea Turtle Entanglements keep the Commercial Dungeness Crab Fishing Season in California on Hold?
For more, KCBS'a Liz Saint John spoke with Dr. Geoff Shester, California campaign director and senior scientist for Oceana.

Dangers to whales and endangered sea turtles continue to delay the crabbing season

The holiday season is here. Time for decorations parties, gifting, and lots of waste.  While we often hear of the waste associated with the increase in consumerism during this time of year, the things we use to adorn our homes during the season impacts the environment and your wallet. During the holiday season getting festive with your holiday decor doesn't have to break the bank or hurt the planet. There are simple, low-cost decorating tips to help you save money while creating meaningful experiences with friends and family.

For more KCBS Radio News Anchor Liz Saint John spoke with  Lucia Mosesso, West Virginia University 4-H Youth Development Extension Agent.

The holiday season is here. Time for decorations parties, gifting, and lots of waste.  While we often hear of the waste associated with the increase in consumerism during this time of year, the things we use to adorn our homes during the season impacts the environment and your wallet. During the holiday season getting festive with your holiday decor doesn't have to break the bank or hurt the planet. There are simple, low-cost decorating tips to help you save money while creating meaningful experiences with friends and family.
For more KCBS Radio News Anchor Liz Saint John spoke with  Lucia Mosesso, West Virginia University 4-H Youth Development Extension Agent.

Lucia Mosesso says no need to spend lots of money to decorate at home

A recent C-D-C report found that 3-point-3 million Americans have chronic fatigue syndrome.

This condition has no true test, treatment, or cure as of now. 

For more on this on this, KCBS Radio news anchor Dan Mitchinson spoke with Doctor Hector Bonilla Clinical Associate Professor of Infectious Diseases at Stanford School of Medicine.  

A recent C-D-C report found that 3-point-3 million Americans have chronic fatigue syndrome.
This condition has no true test, treatment, or cure as of now. 
For more on this on this, KCBS Radio news anchor Dan Mitchinson spoke with Doctor Hector Bonilla Clinical Associate Professor of Infectious Diseases at Stanford School of Medicine.

Doctors Take Break from Covid-19 Fight & Thank Community with Special Art Project

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