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A Michigander wanted to organize 365 acts of kindness, so the community rallied and then the campaign went international.

A Michigander wanted to organize 365 acts of kindness, so the community rallied and then the campaign went international.

Joining Forces for Arizona By Tech. Sgt. Courtney Richardson, 944th Fighter Wing and Arizona National Guard Public Affairs / Published May 14, 2021 Reserve Airman Senior Airman Danielle Ippolito, 944th Medical Squadron nurse, and Army Guard Specialist Karston Gardner, Combat Medic, 856th Military Police Company, prepare to administer COVID-19 shots to Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community residents at the Salt-River Point of Dispensing site, March 26, 2021. As part of the A...

Border deployment the latest in National Guard’s ‘roller coaster’ year An Arizona National Guardsman direct visitors to the check-in at a COVID-19 testing site in Tonalea on the Navajo Nation in May, early in the pandemic fight. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Michael Matkin/Air National Guard) WASHINGTON – When Gov. Doug Ducey sent hundreds of National Guard members to help at the border last week, the move may have been unexpected – but it was not unusual for the troops that hav...

Arizona PBS April 27, 2021 WASHINGTON – When Gov. Doug Ducey sent hundreds of National Guard members to help at the border last week, the move may have been unexpected – but it was not unusual for the troops that have spent a year shuttling from one crisis to another. From stocking pandemic-depleted grocery shelves to fighting wildfires, from setting up vaccination sites to providing support in cities hit by civil unrest, the nearly 8,300 members of the Arizona National Guard have been cons...

Wing mirror to blame for Harbury teenager Holly Chevassuts death, finds coroner  | Updated: 08:12, 09 March 2021 TRAGIC teenager Holly Chevassut was killed by an oversized truck wing mirror, the chief coroner’s office has concluded. The 14-year-old was walking along Plough Lane – a rural road with no pavements near her home in Harbury – in the dark at 5.23pm on 31st October 2018 when she was struck by the apparatus protecting the wing mirror of a passing recovery lorry. Althoug...

Gila River Indian Community members receive COVID-19 vaccine with help from Arizona National Guard With the help of the Arizona National Guard, hundreds of Gila River Indian Community members were treated to the COVID-19 vaccine on Saturday. and last updated 2021-02-21 19:45:00-05 With the help of the Arizona National Guard, hundreds of Gila River Indian Community members were treated to the COVID-19 vaccine on Saturday. At Wild Horse Pass in Chandler, more than 600 hundred members of the Gila ...

COVID-19 vaccine availability hinders Arizona healthcare worker goals COVID-19 vaccine availability hinders Arizona healthcare worker goals Arizona is nearing having a million people vaccinated against COVID-19 as of Feb. 3, but health care workers say the issue of reaching milestones is the vaccine availability. GLENDALE, Ariz. - Arizona healthcare workers requested 300,000 additional doses of the COVID-19 vaccine per week from the federal government as they say it’s been a tough battle but...

Phase 1B of COVID-19 vaccine rollout in Arizona wraps up first week smoothly After a glitch or two, including an initial rush causing the county’s website to crash, Phase 1B is running smoothly. Author: Matt Yurus (12News) Updated: 9:44 AM MST January 18, 2021 PHOENIX — Phase 1B of COVID-19 vaccinations wrapped up its first full week here in Maricopa County. The operation is ran smoothly thanks in large part to the National Guard and countless volunteers. “...