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BERNARDSTON — With the Pioneer Valley Regional School band preparing for a trip to Virginia in the spring, the Bernardston Kiwanis Club is raising money to help cover expenses with one of its traditional chicken pot pie meals.On Saturday, Jan. 28, at...

Shuckin Shack, a 16-unit franchise based out of North Carolina, has enjoyed recent success through its bar sales and is looking to emphasize the sale of drinks as it continues plans for 2022 and beyond, according to a company press…

NORTHFIELD — One week after the Pioneer Valley Regional School District School Committee approved lifting the in-school mask mandate, students will experience another step toward a return to normalcy in the form of their first in-person musical since...

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Despite the newly approved Johnson & Johnson single-dose vaccine expected to quicken the distribution process, it could take some time to see any change take effect.

COVID-19 vaccine: Clinics urge general public to be patient COVID-19 vaccine: Clinics urge general public to be patient By Bernadette Heier | December 23, 2020 at 7:47 PM CST - Updated December 28 at 12:15 PM Minn. (KEYC) - As people who fall under Phase 1a of the vaccine distribution plan in Minnesota begin to be vaccinated, health care officials urge the general public to be patient as hospitals and clinics report receiving numerous calls on wanting to get the COVID-19 vaccine or learn m...

Dec 22, 2020 The Minnesota Department of Healths testing lab handles samples of COVID-19. Courtesy Minnesota Department of Health MANKATO — A new shipment of COVID-19 vaccines is expected to arrive in Minnesota Wednesday, which would pave the way for immunizations to begin at area long-term care residents before the end of the month. Long-term care residents, who’ve accounted for most of the state’s COVID deaths, are in the “1A” group of ...

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Dec 20, 2020 The first shipment of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine arrived at New Ulm Medical Center on Tuesday. Kathy Thompson, quality & risk manager; Reid Horning, pharmacy manager; and Charlie Sieberg, pharmacy coordinator, accepted the shipment and stored the vaccine in the sub-zero freezer at the New Ulm Allina Health facility. Courtesy New Ulm Medical Center MANKATO — The first major rollout of COVID-19 vaccines in the Mankato area is set to proceed Monda...

Close Paramedic Aidan Kruckeberg receives the COVID-19 vaccine from Rachel Rosa, a registered nurse with the Mayo Clinic Health System on Dec. 22. The Waseca clinic vaccinated 60 first responders from the first shipment of vaccines. (Photo courtesy of Mayo Clinic Health System)