Napa County Health department to offer H1N1 swine flu help to businesses

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The Napa County Public Health department will host an online conference on Thursday for local business owners interested in learning more about H1N1 and how the virus could affect Napa County’s businesses this flu season.

Business owners or managers can attend the meeting in person from 10 a.m. to 10:45 a.m., at the Board of Supervisors chambers at 1195 Third Street in Napa. Interested parties may also watch the meeting online during or after the event at www.co.napa.ca.us.

Napa County Public Health Officer Dr. Karen Smith will lead the meeting, answer questions and share tips about how to keep employees healthy.

For more information, call Elizabeth Emmett, public information officer, at 253-4111.

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