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The Face of Over-the-Rhine Is Its People, Not Its Buildings

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Edith Darden Sullivan

Edith Darden Sullivan peacefully departed this life and joyously entered her eternal reward on Thursday, June 8, 2023. She was born in Wayne County to the late Larry and Maude

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Today In Johnson City History: May 25

May 25, 1866: The East Tennessee Union Flag reported, âSome thieves went to the residence of Dr. Murray in this county and stole his horses, but they were so hotly pressed and closely shot at that they abandoned the stock. This is the kind of a reception to give all thieves.â The East Tennessee Union Flag was a newspaper published in Jonesborough, which was spelled that way on the masthead of the newspaper. In some other parts of that paper, the town was spelled Jonesboro. May 25, 1892: The Comet alerted readers âA fine shawl was found by George R. Brown at the corner of Boone street (sic) and Watauga avenue (sic). The owner can obtain the shawl by calling at Comet office and paying for this advertisement.â

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Health officials say there is wiggle room in timing between first and second COVID vaccine doses

Health officials say there is wiggle room in timing between first and second COVID vaccine doses FDA guidance indicates the vaccine s second dose should be administered three to four weeks after the initial dose, but Tri-State health officials and experts said there is no guarantee there will be enough supply to meet that timetable for the thousands who have already received their first dose. and last updated 2021-01-22 18:19:49-05 Between the COVID-19 vaccines two required doses, the clock is ticking. Food and Drug Administration guidance indicates the vaccine s second dose should be administered three to four weeks after the initial dose, but Tri-State health officials and experts said there is no guarantee there will be enough supply to meet that timetable for the thousands who have already received their first dose.

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How are Tri-State health officials getting COVID-19 vaccine to hard-to-reach populations?

How are Tri-State health officials getting COVID-19 vaccine to hard-to-reach populations? Public health commissioners across the Tri-State are promising fair and equal access to the COVID-19 vaccine as it rolls out, but how do hard-to-reach populations make sure they get their fair place in line? and last updated 2021-01-13 18:53:09-05 For the first time in 12 years, mass vaccinations Wednesday morning hit 500 arms in Hamilton County in one day with public health commissioners promising fair and equal access when COVID-19 protection expands past first responders next week. But some people who otherwise will be eligible say they re still facing hurdles.

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