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Most people won t get the vaccine in Brookline until April at the earliest, according to the state. Here s a look at the timeline. (Jenna Fisher/Patch)
BROOKLINE, MA People older than 65 could receive the COVID-19 vaccine as early as February, but the general public in Brookline likely won t receive the vaccine until April under the state s three-phase distribution plan.
As of Dec. 29, 1,193 people in Brookline have tested positive for the virus, and of those 77 people have died. We have received numerous calls regarding COVID-19 vaccinations, Brookline Public Health Commissioner Swanni Jett said in a statement, before referring to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health s plan, unveiled earlier this month.
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Most people won t get the vaccine in Newton until April at the earliest, according to the state. Here s a look at the timeline. (Jenna Fisher/Patch)
NEWTON, MA People older than 65 could receive the COVID-19 vaccine as early as February, but the general public in Newton likely won t receive the vaccine until April under the state s three-phase distribution plan. In the coming months, the vaccine will be available to all of us, said Newton Mayor Ruthanne Fuller in a statement. We can almost see the end. We just need to hang in there together.
Local health departments have been inundated with calls about it, including in Newton. But officials are just referring residents to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health plan that came out earlier this month.
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Most people won t get the vaccine in Westford until April at the earliest, according to the state. Here s a look at the timeline. (Jenna Fisher/Patch)
WESTFORD, MA People older than 65 could receive the COVID-19 vaccine as early as February, but the general public in Westford likely won t receive the vaccine until April under the state s three-phase distribution plan.
As of Dec. 30, 617 people in town have tested positive for the virus and of those 16 died, according to town data.
Local health departments have been inundated with calls about it, including in Westford. But officials are just referring residents to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health plan that came out earlier this month.
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