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If you’ve driven through Northside — or virtually anywhere in the city — it’s likely you, unknowingly, had pictures taken of your license plate.

The Flower Mound, at 2400 Flower Mound Road, caught fire late Tuesday afternoon, according to a Flower Mound Fire Department announcement on social media.

People fired up their snowblowers and dug out their shovels Saturday.

Getting a COVID-19 vaccine ready in less than a year was a scientific triumph, but getting shots into arms hasn’t been quite as successful. “All I can say is be patient,” Tarrant County Health Director Dr. Vinny Taneja said. “This is going to be a weekly rollout.” Taneja says the county’s public health clinics have started moving from phase 1A, which includes healthcare workers and first responders, to a partial phase 1B, which includes city and county workers who have preexisting conditions. They haven’t made it to a full version of 1B, which would include anyone 65 and up.

The CDC says people over the age of 75, and essential workers like firefighters, teachers and grocery store employees should be next in line. Barth says the logistics at the fire department are already in place and ready to be put into motion. “Our plan, once we have them in hand is to quickly turn around and within 24 hours begin providing vaccinations to our own personnel as well as assisting a lot of the other fire departments here in Denton County, focusing really on the firefighters paramedics in the field and transporting them,” said Barth. Pharmacies across North Texas are among th...