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I have three pieces of information about my hometown of Waterbury that I d like to pass along to you, the first being that according to Waterbury Hospital, The Post University/Waterbury Hospital drive-through vaccination clinic on the Post university campus on Country Club Road in Waterbury, will officially shut down as of next Wednesday, May 26, 2021. This is where I got my two Pfizer vaccinations, it was set up so well, and ran so smoothly over the past 4 months, that they were able to vaccinate over 30,000 people against Covid-19. According to NBCConnecticut.com, the vaccination operation is going to be moved to the Naugatuck Armory, and anyone that had a second-dose appointment at Post past May 26, 2021 will be moved to the Naugatuck drive-through.
FUN STUFF
Dinosaur Adventure Drive-Thru: 1 p.m. May 20; 9 a.m. May 21-23. Greensboro Coliseum parking lot, 1921 W. Gate City Blvd., GB. www.dinosauradventure.com
HEALTH/FITNESS
Rami Madan: Zoom teaching for adults, three childrenâs classes a week, and a restorative yoga class on Thursday nights. Facebook: âSocial Distancingâ Yoga.
KIDS
LECTURES/LITERARY
Bookmarks: Romance Book Club with Author Joanna Lowell: 6:30 p.m. Local romance author Joanna Lowell to discuss her novel, “The Duke Undone.” Register: email Kate@bookmarksnc.org
The Willingham Story Slam @ MUSE Winston-Salem:
“The Mamas and the Papas”: 7 p.m. Virtual with featured storyteller, Donovan Livingston. Zoom. www.musews.org.
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Town s utilities undergrounding on schedule to be completed by 2026
The first three phases of the $128 million project are complete, and a fourth phase is nearly finished.
Jodie Wagner
Palm Beach Daily News
Progress continues on the town s 10-year, $128 million utilities undergrounding project, with three sections complete and another nearly finished, town engineer Patricia Strayer told the Town Council last week.
The multi-phase project, in which the town will bury all overhead power, cable television and phone lines, is proceeding on schedule and could be complete by 2026, Strayer said Friday.
Property owners have helped move that process along by granting the town easements to place ground-level equipment that is needed for the new buried system, she added.