Some good news for a change for New Jersey s devastated bar and restaurant industry as Gov. Phil Murphy lifts the 10 p.m. curfew and allows increased indoor dining capacity. There is also some better news on the vaccination front, which is detailed below.
But here is perhaps the best story you will hear all day. A dog saves a New Jersey man after having a stroke.
New Jersey 101.5 s Patrick Lavery is telling the story of a German shepherd named Sadie. Sadie was at the Ramapo-Bergen Animal Refuge when she found her forever home with new owner, Brian. When Brian had a stroke, Sadie rushed to his side. She cried and licked his face to keep him awake, and managed to drag him to his cell phone so he could call for help.
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Bakers, CVS, Hy-Vee, Walgreens and Wal-Mart report they will not have any COVID-19 vaccines at Nebraska locations in this first phase of the Federal Retail Pharmacy Program.The Retail Pharmacy Program is still in its first phase, meaning things will change in the next few weeks. The White House encourages you to check with your local retail pharmacy regularly to find out when you can get a COVID-19 vaccine. If you live in Nebraska, you can register to get vaccinated here.Douglas County and Nebraska s Department of Health and Human Services tell KETV, there is very little information on this program right now at the state level for Nebraska, but they expect more by the middle of next week. But, in Iowa, multiple retailers including Hy-Vee are gearing up to start vaccinating residents for their first dose.KETV spoke with Hy-Vee director of public relations Christina Gayman. We are not a national partner with the CDC in Nebraska at this point, said Gayman. The Iowa partnership wit
Baker goal: Million vaccinations a month by spring
By Matt Murphy
State House News Service
With a goal of being able to vaccinate 1 million people a month by the spring, Gov. Charlie Baker said Wednesday that 120,000 new appointments for COVID-19 vaccinations will be made available for next week as the state continues to scramble to improve the rollout of its vaccination program.
Baker both defended his administration s approach to vaccinations, while acknowledging that the program has shortcomings. He said that his administration is open to criticism and to take criticism and to make adjustments and to get better, but he said he does not apologize for choosing to prioritize certain groups for vaccines early on.
Salem Statesman Journal
Oregonians could be able to get a COVID-19 vaccine at their local pharmacies as soon as next week.
On Tuesday, the Biden administration announced the launch of the Federal Retail Pharmacy Program. It will deliver about a million vaccines directly to about 6,500 pharmacies nationwide to offer to their communities.
Vaccines will be offered at no cost.
Twenty-one national pharmacy chains are participating in the program. Those with Oregon locations include Walgreens, Walmart, Rite-Aid, Fred Meyer, Costco, Health Mart, Albertsons and Safeway, though it’s not certain that all will offer the vaccines in the state.
So far in Oregon, Costco, Fred Meyer, Albertsons and Safeway have said they should soon have the vaccine.
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