Colton Courier 07 23 20

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COLTON COURIER We ekly

Vol 148 , NO. 32

July 23, 20 20

K ar la’s F lower s continuing operations through COVID-19 Community News

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mid COVID-19, Karla’s Flowers in Colton has continued operations and implemented new procedures to ensure the safety of customers and employees. “Unfortunately, we did have to close down the shop all of April through May 8. But, during that time we remained busy with our delivery services,” said Karla Ramirez, owner. Since reopening, the flower shop requires all customers to wear a face mask; and it also offers delivery and now in-store pickup services to mitigate person to person contact.

CJSUD schools begin August 5

“We’ve implemented some new services to ensure the safety of all of our customers, but customers can still shop in store as long as they are wearing a mask. But, Karla’s, cont. on next pg.

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Karla’s Flowers offers Colton an assortment of flowers, chocolate, teddy bears, cards, balloons and preserved flowers.

Ar rowhead Regional Medical Center among nation’s ‘Best Mater nity Care Hospitals’ in Newsweek

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Arrowhead Regional Medical Center's Maternity Care Team.

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rrowhead Regional Medical Center (ARMC) was recently named one of the nation’s ‘Best Maternity Care Hospitals’ in a national ranking of hospitals

compiled by Newsweek Magazine. Newsweek compiled the list in collaboration with Leapfrog Group, a national nonprofit organization that drives a movement for advancements in quality and safety of U.S. health care. Featured in the July 24

issue, the magazine is now available on newsstands and online. “The Obstetrics team at ARMC continually strives to further enhance perinatal care for mothers and their newborns, and we are proud to receive this designa-

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tion as a hospital, and commend the OB team for their commitment to the health care profession and for providing safe and compassionate care every day,” said Hospital Director, William Gilbert. ARMC, cont. on next pg.


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