>March 28 Recap: 18 More LB Residents (Total of 88) Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 (Up From 70 Yesterday); LBPD Modifies Some Of Its Operations; City Opens Temporary Shelter Housing Homeless At WLB's Silveraddo Park During COVID-19 Pandemic

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March 28 Recap: 18 More LB Residents (Total of 88) Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 (Up From 70 Yesterday); LBPD Modifies Some Of Its Operations; City Opens Temporary Shelter Housing Homeless At WLB's Silveraddo Park During COVID-19 Pandemic

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(March 29, 2020, 9:45 a.m.) -- On March 28, 2020, LBREPORT.com flashed the stories below on our front page as well as on our Facebook platform

18 More LB residents (for a total of 88) have now tested positive for COVID19 (up from 70 yesterday (March 27.) LB residents have tested positive for COVID-19. The numbers include those who have recovered. ("Positive" means number of people who have received a positive test result; "Recovered" means the patient is cleared. They have recovered and are no longer considered contagious, so they don't have any movement restrictions.)

LBPD implements temporary modifications to its operations in response to COVID-19, bans funerals, limits structure painting, orders residential businesses to ensure social distancing and extends mandatory closure of all others to April 19 or TFN. LBREPORT.com coverage here.

City opened a temporary housing shelter at Silverado Park (1545 W. 31st St.) "to provide additional, temporary housing to persons experiencing homelessness." LBREPORT.com coverage here.

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