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Wisconsin launching online COVID-19 vaccine registry The Wisconsin Department of Health Services announced the launch of a new online service to sign up for the COVID-19 vaccine. | Photo: Moderna Alejandra Palacios Created: February 18, 2021 02:42 PM
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) announced the launch of a new online service to sign up for the COVID-19 vaccine which is expected to open on March 1.
According to a press release, DHS explains this will help connect people with available vaccine and let them know where and when they can get vaccinated. It will also let them schedule an appointment online.
DHS said the registry will be used by those who opt in. DHS clarified in the news release that the registry will not be a comprehensive resource for all vaccination options, since health care systems, pharmacies, and local health departments may already have thei
St. Croix, Pierce, Polk counties team up: Here’s what it means for getting your COVID-19 vaccine
“We are working in an imperfect system but working together will help us provide clear information to so many in our communities that are eager to take the next step in fighting this virus. Written By: Michael Brun | ×
HUDSON With COVID-19 vaccine eligibility opened to residents age 65 and up on Monday, Jan. 25, a trio of western Wisconsin counties said they were partnering with area health care providers to facilitate shots going into arms.
The goal is to make sure the area gets “clear and consistent information” throughout the evolving vaccine distribution process, according to a joint news release from health departments in St. Croix, Pierce and Polk counties.
Middle school students return Jan. 11, and high school students Jan. 19. Written By: Rebecca C. Mariscal | 2:07 pm, Jan. 7, 2021 ×
Seventh-graders Emersen Wissink and Ben Salmon enter New Richmond Middle School on Monday, Jan. 11. Middle schoolers returned to full face-to-face instruction after more than a month of virtual learning. Submitted photo
NEW RICHMOND New Richmond middle schoolers filed back through the doors Monday morning for the first time since November.
The adjustment was difficult, seventh-grader Emersen Wissink said, especially after having access to an open fridge and bed all day.
“I think it is good for all of us though to get back, but still being safe” Wissink said. “It is nice to not be on a screen all day and be able to socialize with others in person.”