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The new mask mandate is in effect for indoor and outdoor public places where distancing is not possible. The city council will revisit the policy in one month.
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As of this week, the National Park Service is requiring masks in crowded parks again. The new mask mandate will require everyone, regardless of vaccine status, to wear masks in National Park facilities and in crowded outside areas. That means you’ll need a mask wherever you can’t adequately distance outside.
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Boise School District Trustees voted unanimously to adopt a mask requirement for all students, staff and visitors - regardless of vaccination status - for the upcoming school year.
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As of Wednesday, masks will be required again in Boise city buildings -- even if you’re fully vaccinated.
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Experts largely agree that schools should open to in-person learning this fall, but there’s disagreement on masking policies.
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Governor Brad Little has reversed Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin’s ban on mask mandates around Idaho.
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Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin signed an executive order as acting governor Thursday morning prohibiting the state from mandating face masks, according to a tweet she wrote.
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Courthouses in Idaho will no longer require people to wear a mask when they enter after federal health officials came out with new guidance last week.
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Boise, Hailey, Ketchum and Sun Valley are among the Idaho cities that have gotten rid of their mask mandates since the CDC said vaccinated people no longer needed to wear them.
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The city of Boise has lifted its mask and crowd size restrictions after reviewing new guidelines set by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.