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After A Slow Start, A New Push To Distribute COVID Vaccines To Bridgeport s Neighborhoods

After A Slow Start, A New Push To Distribute COVID Vaccines To Bridgeport s Neighborhoods
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After slow start, new push distributes more COVID vaccines to Bridgeport neighborhoods

After slow start, new push distributes more COVID vaccines to Bridgeport neighborhoods Dave Altimari, CTMirror.org FacebookTwitterEmail Bob Coogan, of Wilton, receives a shot of COVID-19 vaccine from nurse Martine Bristhole at the new vaccination clinic set up in the gymnasium of Central High School, in Bridgeport, Conn. Jan. 20, 2021.Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut Media Donville Barrow slowly shuffled into the University of Bridgeport’s Wheeler Recreation Center Tuesday afternoon, aided by the cane in his right hand, to get his COVID-19 vaccine shot. Employees from Bridgeport Hospital checked him in and escorted him to one of the 20 vaccination stations set up on the basketball court. Within minutes, he was sitting in an observation area, his first dose completed.

After a slow start, a new push to distribute COVID vaccines to Bridgeport s neighborhoods

People wait after receiving the COVID-19 vaccination at the University of Bridgeport. Donville Barrow slowly shuffled into the University of Bridgeport’s Wheeler Recreation Center Tuesday afternoon, aided by the cane in his right hand, to get his COVID-19 vaccine shot. Employees from Bridgeport Hospital checked him in and escorted him to one of the 20 vaccination stations set up on the basketball court. Within minutes, he was sitting in an observation area, his first dose completed. The 83-year-old city native had been reluctant to get vaccinated until “some buddies got it, so I decided I’d take a shot at it too,” Barrow said as he placed a light blue sticker that said “I’m vaccinated. Crush COVID-19” on his sweatshirt.

CMS Dilemma: Is It Safe To Bring Students Back Next Week? Both Sides Cite Grim Numbers

Mecklenburg County s most recent community spread numbers. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is scheduled to reopen all schools for in-person classes next week, for the first time since March. Tuesday night the school board will decide whether it’s safe to move ahead. Parents and teachers on both sides of the issue are impassioned; more than 30 are signed up to speak at the board meeting. And both sides have troubling data to bolster their views. In early December the CMS board voted to keep all students learning remotely for the first two weeks of class in January. That was to let officials see what community spread of COVID-19 looked like after winter break.

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