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KRON KRON 4 News At 8 July 11, 2024 - Vimarsana News

KRON KRON 4 News At 8 July 11, 2024

Recommended that the vaccine be available for folks older than the age of 16. And this all comes as the Pfizer Vaccine just now hours away from being shipped out shipments as you just heard are expected to arrive in states as early as monday trucks, carrying those vaccines will roll out starting tomorrow to nearly 150 Distribution Centers across america. The head of the fda says that science and data guided the fdas decision to approve the vaccine. It comes despite concerns that the vaccine was rushed along with pressure from the white house. Now here in the bay area we can expect about 75,000...

MDH, PGH complement each other - Vimarsana News

MDH, PGH complement each other

To ensure the best medical care for their patients, a doctor has urged his colleagues to strive for excellence.Dr. Eugene Reyes, former medical director of the

Hospital of, by doctors - Vimarsana News

Hospital of, by doctors

Ensuring safety amidst the advancements in technology is one of the key values at Manila Doctors Hospital (MDH).Former MDH medical director Dr. Eugene Reyes sai

2023 Poteet Strawberry Growers - Pleasanton Express - Vimarsana News

2023 Poteet Strawberry Growers - Pleasanton Express

Strawberry season is finally here! I’ve been thinking this year, about how the land connects all of us. We are all dependant on a farmer in some way, shape or form. Whether it is eating a salad or enjoying farm fresh Poteet strawberries, there is a farmer behind every bite of produce or food that

Despite pandemic interrupting plans, weddings went on - Vimarsana News

Despite pandemic interrupting plans, weddings went on

Despite pandemic interrupting plans, weddings went on “But given the circumstances of the pandemic, we had to rush and plan everything,” Bernadette Reyes said.  The bride did her best to create the experience in a Plaza de España gazebo.   “It wasn’t big. It was just really intimate — family we see all the time; family we live with, so it wasn’t extended to other people,” Bernadette Reyes said. She married her partner, Eugene, Jan. 30, after four months of planning.  But while the guest list shrunk, the special feeling didn't fade.  “She kept saying you’re going to c...