Victoria Fire Department Delivers COVID-19 Vaccine to Seniors
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The Victoria Fire Department has stepped up to help our community once again. The Victoria Fire Department and volunteer registered nurses worked together on Friday to deliver the COVID-19 vaccine to Victoria Meals on Wheels clients.
The Victoria Fire Department partnered with Meals on Wheels to deliver 150 doses of the vaccine to homebound Victoria residents. Fire department employees assisting in the effort were Battalion Chief Tim Hunter, Captain Jennifer Dailey, Fire Medic Brandy Marek (team leader), Fire Medic Pamela Yanta, Fire Medic Gabriel Balcorta, Fire Medic Jorge Mora, and Firefighter Spencer Craig.
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new initiatives to make production more sustainable but politicians can t agree how much pineapple cultivation should be regulated. we need jorge mora once more near milan he wanted to inform supermarket customers in germany about the effects of cheap pineapples on his home country a lot they don t there s too little drinking water quite generally because of the contamination and that leads to problems such as diarrhea and other problems connected with too little. was still the cancer rate has been going up significantly and some of it is going to stick with the guns that it has at the present time. put him or takes us to piña a plantation owned by a group. it also says be food on the labels of the pineapples that aldi nord sells in germany we spontaneously ask jorge mora to take some water from the