Coronavirus Update
Public Health References
CDC * Colorado * Jefferson County * City of Golden
Jefferson County’s case count page says that as of 3PM yesterday, there were 589 (up from 561) “confirmed, probable, suspected, or under investigation” cases in Jefferson County. There have been 23 deaths (up from 19) and 146 are hospitalized (up from 137). There are 50 known cases in Golden (up from 45).
The governor has extended the State-Wide Stay-at-Home Order through April 26, 2020. He continues to ask everyone to wear a mask that covers the nose and mouth when leaving the house. City and County fire restrictions are in place.
Virtual Golden
Community Center
8-8:55AM Virtual Flow Yoga
9-10AM Virtual Power Training
9-9:55AM Virtual Low Impact
5:30-6:10PM Virtual Core Conditioning
History Museum
2PM What’s Baking in Nathan Richie’s Kitchen?
Telephone Town Hall with our Congressman
5PM Live conference call with Ed Perlmutter
City Presentation
6PM Coronavirus Community Briefing by Mayor Weinberg and City Manager Slowinski
Golden Business News
The locally owned Buffalo Rose welcomes you! We are open for online ordering and payment and no touch service to include walk up window with ample curbside parking! and limited delivery. You can order 24/7 and schedule your order at www.BuffaloRoseGolden.com – Thanks and take care! ~The Buffalo Rose. PS: Keep in touch by liking The Buffalo Rose Restaurant on Facebook and Instagram. We post specials, entertainment, menu changes, schedule adjustments and much more!
Golden History Moment
Golden High School was located at 10th and Washington for more than 30 years, until the new high school was built on 24th Street. At that point, the former high school became the Golden Junior High. One drawback to this location was the lack of ground around the building. When they conducted gym classes outside, they used Parfet Park, across the street.
One thing I had never considered (until I saw the photo above) was where the school’s marching band practiced. According to the Transcript article, Folks who live on Ninth street are enjoying their seasonal entertainment provided by the Golden high school band which finds this street most adaptable for marching practice. The band is shown here in formation and at attention in practicing maneuvers Monday. Several regular fans–some of them little folks too young to attend school–come as soon as they hear the band and sit on the curb or in their gardens or on back porches to watch and listen.
Thanks to the Golden History Museum for providing the online cache of historic Transcripts, and many thanks to the Golden Transcript for documenting our history since 1866!
