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Why is This Central MN Town Called Watkins? - Vimarsana News

Why is This Central MN Town Called Watkins?

Watkins is a town of 962 people located in northern Meeker County along Highway 55 west of Kimball and east of Eden Valley. It was established in the 1870s and has had a post office since 1887. To help tell the story of Watkins I was joined by longtime Watkins residents Frank Eder and Jerry Oster and current Mayor Christopher Rowan.

Why is This Central MN Town Called Watkins? - Vimarsana News

Why is This Central MN Town Called Watkins?

Watkins is a town of 962 people located in northern Meeker County along Highway 55 west of Kimball and east of Eden Valley. It was established in the 1870s and has had a post office since 1887. To help tell the story of Watkins I was joined by longtime Watkins residents Frank Eder and Jerry Oster and current Mayor Christopher Rowan.

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Breaking down the Novavax vaccine trial for children - Vimarsana News

Breaking down the Novavax vaccine trial for children

Breaking down the Novavax vaccine trial for children Newswatch 16's Courtney Harrison spoke to the doctor helping to conduct the trial about what exactly the Novavax vaccine is and what it means for children. Author: Courtney Harrison Updated: 8:20 AM EDT May 12, 2021 SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY, Pa. — Last week, we told you about Holden Mills, age 13, from Susquehanna County, one of 3,000 children who chose to participate in a clinical trial of a COVID-19 vaccine called Novavax. Holden was prescreened for the trial at  Meridian Clinical Research in Binghamton, New Y...

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COVID patients recover with 'Hospital Care at Home' - Vimarsana News

COVID patients recover with 'Hospital Care at Home'

COVID patients recover with 'Hospital Care at Home' UHS When COVID-19 patient John Lodge was told he could go home early from the hospital and be monitored remotely by his United Health Services doctor, he was thrilled. “Knowing that I would be video-chatting at home with my doctor every day at 4 p.m. took away a level of worry and fear,” he said.  “It eliminated stress while I was recovering and allowed me as a patient to feel comfortable.” “Hospital Care at Home,” a program giving patients the ability to recover from COVID-19 in the comfort of their own homes after hospitalizat...