***San Diego County can now reopen barbershops and hair salons. They have to practice the new safety protocol. Businesses will need to ensure as much distancing among customers and employees as possible, require everyone inside the store to wear masks, and employ rigorous cleaning and training practices. Appointments are encouraged, the waiting area will be off limits, and barbers will allow extra time in between appointments to sanitize all their tools. Other suggestions include temperature checks for employees and customers before they can enter, staggering appointments, leaving the doors open, and closing communal spaces. The governor said the state would need more time to consider how nail salons and other beauty services can reopen safely.
***More DMV field offices are set to reopen Thursday.
The following field offices in San Diego County will reopen:
Chula Vista
El Cajon
Poway
San Diego – Clairemont
San Ysidro
The Hillcrest (Normal Street) and San Marcos field offices reopened earlier this month.
The field offices will be open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., except Wednesday, when they will open at 9 a.m.
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Office visits will be limited to customers with current appointments and limited transactions requiring an in-person visit.
***In honor of Pride Month, June, Skittles announced they are "giving up" their rainbow in support of the LGBTQ+ community.
Skittles tweeted this,During PRIDE only #OneRainbow matters. That’s why we have given up our rainbow to show support for the LGBTQ+ community! For every SKITTLES Pride Pack sold we are donating $1 to GLAAD
Although the Skittles will be gray, you will still be able to taste the rainbow and the Skittles will still be fruity.
Don't Throw It Away! IRS Stimulus Card Payments Arriving in Plain Envelopes
***If you've received a pre-paid debit card with a note that it's your federal stimulus payment, it's legit. The BBB says they've been getting a lot of calls about people reporting alleged bunk cards but the government moved the payments to cards to get the money out faster.
Also, the IRS has noted on their website that the Economic Impact Payment Card will arrive to your mailbox in a plain envelope reading "Money Network Cardholder Services". Here's hoping you won't be knee deep in a dumpster hunting down your money.
How did you receive your relief payment?