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Sweaters. Today is the day those living in Nursing Homes and assisted living will start getting Covid Vaccines. The first resident got a vaccine just a few minutes ago. That comes days after Health Care Workers began getting their vaccines. History has now been made here in connecticut. The very first resident of a nursing home has received the Covid Vaccine, and this starts the launch of the Vaccine Program here in connecticut. Now, we want to show you some pictures taken inside this facility. The first, very first patient here in connecticut to get the Covid Vaccine is 95 years old. Her name...

Me at least to watch those little needles go into the arms of Health Care Workers across the country day after day. Today the vaccination effort grew a little wider. Its no longer just Health Care Workers getting the vaccine. The occasion was marked today with streamers and matching sweaters. Today is the day those living in Nursing Homes and assisted living will start getting Covid Vaccines. The first resident got a vaccine just a few minutes ago. That comes days after Health Care Workers began getting their vaccines. History has now been made here in connecticut. The very first resident of a...

By City News Service Photo: Getty Images LOS ANGELES (CNS) - The number of people getting their first jab of the COVID-19 vaccine increased last week by 40% compared to the week before at Cedars-Sinai, and health officials statewide also are reporting an uptick in first-dose vaccinations. “More people are finally getting their shot,'' Cedars-Sinai officials said Monday as they compared vaccine distribution between the weeks of July 19 and July 26, having dosed 600 people last week. Statewide, California reported an increase of 20% in the total number of first vaccine doses administered to ...

When Erick Fernandez’s alarm goes off at 4:30 a.m., the stress begins. As an emergency room nurse at Antelope Valley Hospital in Lancaster, Fernandez said his 6 a.m. shift marks the start of a long day. The hospital is home to one of the busiest ERs in the state, and like many, it has been overrun by COVID-19. “The surge is definitely in full force,” Fernandez said. “Sometimes we come in in the morning, and a lot of the areas are just full of COVID patients already.” In the last week, California has averaged more than 32,000 coronavirus cases each day, according to

When Erick Fernandez’s alarm goes off at 4:30 a.m., the stress begins. As an emergency room nurse at Antelope Valley Hospital in Lancaster, Fernandez said his 6 a.m. shift marks the start of a long day. The hospital is home to one of the busiest ERs in the state, and like many, it has been overrun by COVID-19. “The surge is definitely in full force,” Fernandez said. “Sometimes we come in in the morning, and a lot of the areas are just full of COVID patients already.” In the last week, California has averaged more than 32,000 coronavirus cases each day, according to