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DeSantis: Florida gets 175K Johnson & Johnson vaccine supply, more on the way in 2 weeks
Gov. DeSantis is hoping to expand retail pharmacies and get more vaccines into rural areas Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine (Source: VA) By ABC7 Staff | March 5, 2021 at 12:53 PM EST - Updated March 5 at 3:06 PM
(WWSB) - Following two press conferences in both Ocala and Winter Haven, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that the first shipment of the single-dose COVID-19 vaccine manufactured by Johnson & Johnson had arrived in Florida late Thursday evening.
In Ocala, DeSantis also discussed his commitment to law enforcement and on a separate note, said he hoped soon he would have more guidance on lowering age requirements.
LAKELAND The Polk County Public Schools citizens advisory committee on Thursday evening whittled 52 candidates who applied for school superintendent to their top seven.
“This is one of the largest fields we’ve had,” said Florida School Boards Association consultant Bill Vogel.
Current Schools Superintendent Jacqueline Byrd announced in May that she would retire from one of the largest districts in the nation, with more than 107,000 students last year and 150 schools.
The School Board then set about to start the process of hiring an expert to help them with selecting the new Polk Schools leader. FSBA, which, among other things, assists districts statewide in finding the right candidate, won the contract for about $35,000.
Attorney defends Polk County deputy s tweets as protected speech
Gloria Gomez reports
TAMPA, Fla. - During a press conference last month, the picture Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd painted of Deputy Peter Heneen was damning. We need to put down ugly language, said Judd.
29-year old Heneen was arrested and charged with making written threats to kill or harm government officials or conduct a mass shooting.
However, his attorney Anthony Rickman says there is no evidence of that. Nowhere does he threaten to do any terrorist act to the government, argues Rickman.
Rickman says the day of the deadly riots at the U.S. Capitol, Heneen was texting with a fellow deputy expressing his anger over what he saw as government tyranny, especially the shooting of a protester inside the capitol.
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