Solano County announces Covid-19 vaccination clinics
FAIRFIELD The Solano County Public Health Division, in partnership with Kaiser Permanente, NorthBay Healthcare, Partnership Healthplan California, Touro University California, Medic Ambulance and several other local agencies, has announced a series of upcoming Covid-19 vaccination clinics.
Anyone 16 or 17 can only receive the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine and must be accompanied by a parent or guardian to the appointment, or have a parent/guardian who can be contacted by phone during the appointment.
Walk-ins will be accepted, but appointments are preferred.
For help making appointments, call 784-8655. For a full list of vaccine clinics, visit www.solanocounty.com/covidvaccine.
FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA
Sheena Mixon prepares to draw from a vial of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine at Guru Nanak Sikh Temple in Fairfield, Friday, April 16, 2021. (Aaron Rosenblatt/Daily Republic)
More Solano vaccine supply means an inoculation push this week
FAIRFIELD Solano County received additional doses of Covid-19 vaccine this week, and with the Johnson & Johnson vaccine cleared for use, the Public Health Division is gearing up for a rush of clinics.
The effort, which will include resuming homeless and in-jail vaccinations, comes as the county’s daily case numbers show no indication of getting Solano into the less restrictive orange tier.
There were 134 new cases since Friday’s update, a three-day daily average of 44.67 cases and a pandemic total of 32,313, the county reported.
SUISUN CITY Firefighters were dispatched just before noon Thursday to a confirmed structure fire on Spoonbill Lane, the Fire Department reports.
The fire was upgraded while en route to a second alarm.
Firefighters arrived and reported a single-story residential structure with active fire coming fr
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. That decision replaced the Board s
prior standard under
Lutheran Heritage Village-Livonia,
which ruled that an unlawful chilling effect occurs whenever
employees would reasonably construe a workplace rule to limit their
protected activities. Under the standard in
Lutheran
Heritage the Board waged a war on handbooks by invalidating
many sensible rules concerning civility, honesty, respect, and
other norms of behavior. The Board found ambiguous or subjectively
defined rules that could cause confusion among employees about
their rights to be unlawful. Under
The Boeing Co. the
Board limited its review of rules that only implicitly or
explicitly restrict employee activities, and balanced alleged