Retired RN returns to work to help with COVID-19 vaccinations in Huntsville
A local RN came out of retirement to help give COVID-19 vaccines By Caroline Klapp | February 2, 2021 at 10:27 PM CST - Updated February 2 at 10:28 PM
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Getting the vaccine to as many Alabamians as quickly as possible takes a lot of people working together. Retired RN Kathi Sutton says the desire to help never stops. (Source: WAFF)
One North Alabama woman is answering that call for help by coming out of retirement.
Kathi Sutton spent 33 years working at Huntsville Hospital for Women and Children until she retired last January. But a few months ago she decided to rejoin the effort.
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Basketball: New Zealand Breakers star Tom Abercrombie hits back at claims family was given special quarantine treatment
2 Feb, 2021 05:30 AM
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Tall Black Tom Abercrombie with his wife Monique-Raquel. Photo / Getty
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New Zealand Breakers and Tall Blacks basketballer Tom Abercrombie has lashed out at suggestions his family were granted special MIQ and quarantine treatment based on his status as a sports star.
Abercrombie s wife Monique-Raquel and his three children were granted an exemption to complete their 14 days mandatory quarantine in their home after travelling back from Australia.
Monique-Raquel tagged Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on social media, complaining about the state of the hotel room they were placed in, which is believed to have been in a facility near Auckland International Airport.
February 2, 2021
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