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DVIDS - News - Illinois National Guard Troops Volunteer to Help at East St Louis Community Garden

10 Illinois National Guard Soldiers and Airmen working with the East St. Louis Health Department’s COVID-19 immunization program dedicate long hours each day to protect the health of the community’s residents by administering life-saving COVID-19 vaccines. So what do these troops do in their spare time? At least one group of troops protect the health of the community’s residents, this time by dedicating many honors to the F.R.E.S.H. Community Training Garden in East St. Louis, Illinois. “I enjoy community work,” said Illinois Army National Guard Spc. Jonnie Sorenson, a small arms artillery repair technician from Creve Core, Illinois. “The community helps with the mission and I wanted to give back. Plus, I get to learn a lot of techniques about gardening.”

DVIDS - News - Illinois National Guard tackles global COVID-19 effort at grassroots level

9 ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL, Illinois – Members of the Illinois National Guard are no stranger to deployments. Many have seen multiple combat tours during the last 20 years, taking them to overseas theaters and far from friends and families. Their latest mission, however, brings the enemy to their own backyards, with their loved ones in the line of fire. The stakes are high, and they are engaging without reservation. These “backyard battlefields” are local COVID-19 immunization sites set up across Illinois by state and local health officials in an effort to ramp up the timeframe for vaccinating residents against COVID-19. While the spaces and vaccines are ample, staffing the sites has been an obstacle in the roll-out. That’s where the National Guard has been able to step up and partner with local health officials to ensure a streamlined and logistically sound process to optimize the speed and efficacy of vaccine distribution.

Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Here s what s happening Tuesday with COVID-19 as Chicago lakefront finally reopens

Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Here’s what’s happening Tuesday with COVID-19 as Chicago lakefront finally reopens Chicago Tribune staff, Chicago Tribune © Abel Uribe / Chicago Tribune/Chicago Tribune/TNS Howard Brown Health s medical assistant Mariasha Davis prepares a syringe with the COVID-19 vaccine inside Trinity United Church of Christ on Feb. 13, 2021. Chicago Park District officials were to make it official Tuesday: Lakefront parks and playgrounds, officially closed throughout the pandemic, finally are set to reopen, according to Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s office. © Abel Uribe / Chicago Tribune/Chicago Tribune/TNS People stand in line outside Trinity United Church of Christ to get COVID-19 vaccines Feb. 13, 2021.

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