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WAPS free meal program will continue with some changes - Winona Post > Community Record > Business News

WAPS free meal program will continue with some changes (1/13/2021) All students in Winona ages 18 and under will be able to continue to receive free meals, even as Winona Area Public Schools (WAPS) transitions all grade levels to an in-person or hybrid learning model.  Students who attend school in-person at a WAPS school will receive free breakfast and free lunch at their school building. All students, regardless if they attend a WAPS school or not, will be able to request a five-day meal pack (which includes both breakfast and lunch) to be picked up on Wednesdays at Winona Senior High School.

State shortage pauses clinic scheduling in Delta, Menominee: Lorinser announces resignation from health dept roles; Aspirus delivers its 1st community vaccine doses | News, Sports, Jobs

cbleck@miningjournal.net Laurium resident Kathy Hendrickson receives her first COVID-19 vaccine on Monday at the Aspirus Laurium Clinic. Aspirus Health began vaccinating the first community members against COVID-19 on Monday. (Photo courtesy of Aspirus Health) MARQUETTE Public Health, Delta & Menominee Counties is temporarily pausing scheduling for COVID-19 vaccine clinics for individuals age 65 and older because of a statewide vaccine shortage. PHDM announced on Monday that it, as well as other local health department and health system partners, were notified that requests for vaccine in Michigan surpassed federal allocations for the upcoming week by more than 210,000 doses. It said vaccination partners in the state requested 270,000 doses while the total vaccine allocation to Michigan for the week was 50,000 doses.

Whitmer - Gov Whitmer receives recommendations from Food Security Council

Whitmer Gov. Whitmer receives recommendations from Food Security Council FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:        Efforts to ensure access to food during COVID-19 continue    LANSING, Mich. – Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s Food Security Council is making several recommendations to ensure Michigan families have access to nutritious food during the COVID-19 pandemic.    The recommendations are a continuation of the swift action the state has already taken to address food insecurity related to COVID-19. The goal is to help residents already struggling to feed their families as well as those facing food insecurity for the first time due to job losses or other challenges related to the pandemic. 

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