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Air Force training brings increase in air traffic to South Sound

Air Force training brings increase in air traffic to South Sound
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Young people driving another COVID-19 surge in Pierce County, health officials say

Young people driving another COVID-19 surge in Pierce County, health officials say Josephine Peterson, Debbie Cockrell, and Allison Needles, The News Tribune © Provided by KIRO Seattle Screengrab from Tacoma-Pierce County Health website Pierce County is grappling with another COVID-19 case surge as it reverts to Phase 2 and as the larger population becomes eligible for vaccinations. Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department director Dr. Anthony Chen said vaccines are a long-term strategy to fight the coronavirus, but masking, social distancing, washing hands and limiting gatherings are the first line of defense. “There’s no way we can vaccinate our way out of this,” Chen told The News Tribune on Thursday, given the current vaccine supply constraints in the state.

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JBLM Air Force leader says less than half of wing has been vaccinated against COVID-19

. (Tribune News Service) In an Facebook Live town hhall, the commander of the 62nd Airlift Wing, Col. Erin Staine-Pyne, said about 40% of the population of McChord Field has taken the COVID-19 vaccine. Staine-Pyne said the 62nd Airlift Wing, the active-duty Air Force component at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, has seen a few recent outbreaks but that they ve been well-managed. Active-duty service members, designated as mission-essential personnel, became eligible to receive the vaccine at Madigan Army Medical Center in early February. A spokesperson for I Corps said they could not release information about how many soldiers at JBLM have taken the vaccine due to instruction from the Department of Defense.

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