Sentinel Lifestyles Editor shows his COVID-19 Vaccination Record card.
I woke up the morning of Jan. 29 with a sore left arm sort of like someone punched me the previous day.
This week, my right arm felt it a bit for the same reason.
Because I qualify under the state’s group 1A (I am diabetic), I was able to receive both doses of the COVID-19 vaccination in January and February (I received the Moderna vaccination, which is administered in two shots approximately 28 days apart).
I’m the first in our newsroom maybe the first in the building to get the vaccine, although numerous others in Mifflin and Juniata counties have as well (more than a few have told me and the world via Facebook).
Tallahassee Fire Department adds more staff, increases COVID-19 vaccine efforts
Those 66 seniors received their first dose of the Moderna vaccine on December 26th. Completing their vaccinations today with their second and last dose.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) â It s been a community effort getting seniors vaccinated.
The Tallahassee Fire Department has added around 10 extra staff members to help draw vaccines, check paperwork and even administer those shots.
With more staffing, the department can now administer 200 vaccinations an hour, which has helped in vaccinating 24,000 of Leon County residents.
Division Chief Mike Hadden said he s impressed with the work the fire and health department has done to help immunize Leon County.