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13 people test positive for COVID-19 in Northwestern Wisconsin on March 11

No new deaths from COVID-19 in Wisconsin; 11 1 percent fully vaccinated

Lambeau Field Will Be COVID Vaccination Site

Lambeau Field Will Be COVID Vaccination Site Vaccinations will begin on Wednesday, with an initial capacity to vaccinate 6,000 individuals per week before ramping up to 10,000. Author: This is a press release issued by the Packers. GREEN BAY, Wis. – The Green Bay Packers in partnership with Bellin Health and Brown County Public Health announced on Friday that the Lambeau Field Atrium will host a community COVID-19 vaccination site that will be open to eligible community members beginning Wednesday. Vaccine prioritization is occurring in accordance with the guidelines established by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Visit dhs.wisconsin.gov/covid-19/vaccine-about.htm for the most up-to-date information on eligible groups.

Breathing a sigh of relief : Vaccinators expect supply issues to diminish, prepare to ramp up efforts | 97 Seven Country WGLR - The Tri-States Best Variety of Country

By Madalyn O Neill Mar 11, 2021 9:38 PM MADISON, Wis. – Like after a long winter, change is in the air. Vaccinators say that much-talked-about light at the end of the tunnel is getting closer by the day. “We see it. We feel it,” said Mo Kharbat, regional vice president of pharmacy services at SSM Health. “Thankfully, we’re seeing the number of COVID-positive cases decline. The overall mood around here is excitement.” “It’s great. Everyone I think is breathing a sigh of relief,” said Doug Voegeli with Public Health Madison & Dane County. “We know we’re going to have supply.” “We’ve been getting a portion, a fraction, of what we request on a weekly basis,” Kharbat said.  “What we heard is Wisconsin is getting anywhere from 80 to 90 to 100,000 doses a week and this number could triple or even quadruple by the end of the month, and if it does, it means that every vaccinator in Wisconsin will get all of the doses they request.”

A year changed some of what we knew about COVID and who it affects most But heartbreak was the constant

A year changed some of what we knew about COVID and who it affects most. But heartbreak was the constant. John Diedrich, Sophie Carson, Irene Chang, and Andrew Mollica © Courtesy of Carmen Gardner-Jackson Diane Butler, center, poses for a photo at her graduation in 2013 from Bryant & Stratton College with her daughter, Carmen Gardner-Jackson, and her son-in-law Kelly Jackson. Butler earned a degree in criminal justice. She died in 2020 from COVID. A year ago, as deaths from the coronavirus soared in New York, Seattle and elsewhere, people in Wisconsin waited and wondered. The first case of the virus had been confirmed in the state in late January 2020. It seemed just a matter of time before COVID claimed a life in Wisconsin. On March 19, it took three.

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