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State officials announce vaccines will open to part of Group 4 next week - Vimarsana News

State officials announce vaccines will open to part of Group 4 next week

Vaccine groups are opening at a quicker pace than expected. Gov. Roy Cooper announced he will open part of Group 4 one week earlier for folks who want a vaccine.

Susan Collins Undecided on Vote for Deb Haaland, Xavier Becerra, Opening Door for Rocky Confirmations - Vimarsana News

Susan Collins Undecided on Vote for Deb Haaland, Xavier Becerra, Opening Door for Rocky Confirmations

Senate Democrats are looking to the Maine senator, a moderate Republican, to potentially secure the majority they need to push through Biden's Cabinet nominees.

Everything to know about rental assistance in Pa. - Vimarsana News

Everything to know about rental assistance in Pa.

Pennsylvania is tripling its rent relief funding after families missed out on millions of dollars in aid last year. Some counties are creating their own programs.

Source: fox43.com
Sewage Testing Shows COVID-19 Variant Much More Widespread In Missouri Than Previously Reported - Vimarsana News

Sewage Testing Shows COVID-19 Variant Much More Widespread In Missouri Than Previously Reported

The state health department has provided few specifics on where the more dangerous COVID-19 variant may be spreading.

Source: kcur.org
Fall River Health and Human Services director talks about COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Fall River Health and Human Services director talks about COVID-19

Michael Coughlin FALL RIVER — For the past ten months I’ve been writing about COVID-19 from a largely statewide perspective. Boards of Health in 351 cities and towns in Massachusetts have been and continue to battle the virus and are now working with the rest of the healthcare community to vaccinate the public.  This month and next I’ll focus on the COVID-19 experience here in Fall River.  At the end of January, COVID-19 had sickened over 11,000 Fall River residents, resulting in almost 300 deaths.  I recently spoke with Fall River Health and Humans Services Director Tess Curran for...