Eric Robbins, 50, Sidney: “I don’t know if the state is planning to do that, but if that’s in line with the federal guidelines for safety, yes. I think once somebody’s been scientifically determined to be safe from Ebola, then no. I think the science is really clear on what it takes to be potentially or infected or a carrier. If there’s no chance of that then they shouldn’t be quarantined. I’m not worried about it on my own behalf or locally. I think it’s very well under control nationally here and in most of the world. Where there is an epidemic of it it’s certainly enormous to those people, but I don’t think we have a concern in America for ourselves.”