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Massachusetts, like many other states, will receive fewer doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine than originally expected. A spokesperson for the Massachusetts COVID-19 Command Center said Friday morning that the state has been notified it will receive 17,100 fewer doses — a 28% reduction — in its next shipment. “The Command Center has been notified by the federal government, in addition to many other states, that its next shipments of the first doses of Pfizer vaccines has been reduced...

JPD searching for suspects accused in attempted armed robbery in Belhaven Police said the suspects attempted the armed robbery on Greymont Street. Share Updated: 4:30 PM CST Dec 18, 2020 SOURCE: JPD Police said the suspects attempted the armed robbery on Greymont Street. Share Updated: 4:30 PM CST Dec 18, 2020 Jackson police are searching for suspects who they said attempted an armed robbery in Belhaven.Police said the suspects attempted the armed ...

FDA greenlights Moderna vaccine as next shipment of Pfizer vaccine is reduced by nearly 30 percent Gov. Baker “frustrated” by the allotment cut, but unsure of long-term impact Email to a Friend A nurse prepared a Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine.Micah Green/Bloomberg Federal regulators Friday night cleared Moderna’s powerful new COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use, helping Massachusetts and other states offset the first bump in the national vaccination rollout: a cut in the number...

updated on December 18, 2020 The number of doses of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine in the next shipments that will be sent to Massachusetts will be drastically reduced, by almost a third, according to the state. A spokesperson for the state’s COVID-19 Command Center confirmed reports Friday in a statement that Massachusetts is among the states that were notified Wednesday by the federal government to expect smaller vaccine shipments next week. “The Command Center has been notified by the fe...

Like other states, Massachusetts will see a reduction in expected doses of the Pfizer vaccine being shipped across the country. The federal government said shipments of the first COVID-19 vaccine doses to Massachusetts have been reduced from the 60,000 anticipated to about 42,900 doses, according to a spokesman for the Massachusetts COVID-19 Response Command Center. "The Command Center is in communication with the CDC to learn more about when additional shipment(s) are arriving," according to a...

Massachusetts, like many other states, will receive fewer doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine than originally expected. A spokesperson for the Massachusetts COVID-19 Command Center said Friday morning that the state has been notified it will receive 17,100 fewer doses — a 28 percent reduction — in its next shipment. “The Command Center has been notified by the federal government, in addition to many other states, that its next shipments of the first doses of Pfizer vaccines has been ...

FDA greenlights Moderna vaccine as next shipment of Pfizer vaccine is reduced by nearly 30 percent Robert Weisman © Micah Green A nurse prepared a Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine. Federal regulators Friday night cleared Moderna’s powerful new COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use, helping Massachusetts and other states offset the first bump in the national vaccination rollout: a cut in the number of vaccines made by Pfizer that states will receive this month. One week after P...

COVID-19 vaccine is flying high and on dry ice to reach you Air cargo carriers are playing a leading role in distributing coronavirus vaccines safely, quickly and on a global scale. Listen - 07:18 FedEx will use Boeing 767 aircraft, like the one pictured here, to deliver COVID-19 vaccines.  FedEx For the most up-to-date news and information about the coronavirus pandemic, visit the WHO ...

State to receive fewer COVID-19 vaccine doses than expected By Cody Shepard, @cshepard_ENT © T&G Staff/Ashley Green WORCESTER - Environmental Services Director Joe Norris receives the COVID-19 vaccine from Privia Parzych, a medical assistant at St. Vincent Hospital on Thursday, December 17, 2020. Massachusetts, like many other states, will receive fewer doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine than originally expected. A spokesperson for the Massachusetts COVID-19 Command Center...

Wicked Local Burlington remains in the state’s “red zone” for a second week, as new cases of COVID-19 continue to rise. The designation indicates more than 10 cases per 100,000 over the previous two weeks plus a 5% positivity rate for new tests during that same time frame. The town reported a rate of 225 new cases over the past two weeks and the positivity rate for new tests over the past two weeks rose to 7.21%. Avoid holiday travel Anticipating a continued rise in case counts based on t...