
“I think we’re in good shape,” said Tharp. “It enforces what we’re doing with masks and social distancing as well as making a difference in Clinton County and to a large extent making Indiana more healthy. That’s great. The end of November is really a projection. Several things need to happen. We need to be doing well with the virus, everything needs to keep coming down and controlling things. I do think we’ll be able to relax things as we go on.”
Join us Wednesday for another WILO/Chamber of Commerce “Leading With 2020 Vision” with Healthy Communities of Clinton County Coalition Executive Director Lorra Archibald.
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