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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has announced that the state's elderly people will be given priority for the Covid vaccine over essential workers. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended essential workers should receive the jab in the same wave as those aged 70 or older. But DeSantis ignored their guidance, saying the 4.4million elderly people need protection first. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has announced that the state's elderly people will be given priority for the Covid vaccine over essential workers Annie Quick, of Crestview, 88, receives the Pfizer from a CVS Health ...
CRESTVIEW — While sitting next to a table that was decorated with Christmas wreaths outside the Silvercrest Health and Rehabilitation Center, 88-year-old Annie Quick on Monday morning became the first person in Okaloosa County to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. After Quick received her shot, 55-year-old Crestview resident and Silvercrest certified nursing assistant Rosemarie Lisenbee received the vaccine. They marked some of the first COVID-19 vaccinations in Florida, as part of the state’s partnership with CVS Health to administer the free Pfizer vaccine. Before receiving her shot, Quick...