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All the doses are slated for educators Author: Lauren Zenzie (FOX61) Updated: 5:17 PM EST March 3, 2021 PUTNAM, Conn. — The first doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine made their way to Connecticut Tuesday afternoon at Day Kimball Healthcare in Putnam. Day Kimball received 1500 doses, all of which are going to educators. Kyle Kramer, CEO of Day Kimball said “The enthusiasm of teachers getting the vaccination, the fact that they have that burden lifted off their shoulders, that feeling that they can be safely in classrooms, it’s such an amazing opportunit...

PUTNAM - A group of educators from Putnam and Woodstock on Wednesday were among the first in the state to receive a recently-approved, one-shot COVID-19 vaccine. Inside Day Kimball Hospital, dozens of staff members from the Putnam and Woodstock public school systems, as well as from Woodstock Academy, were given doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine by a cadre of hospital nurses. R. Kyle Kramer, chief executive officer for Day Kimball Healthcare, said the hospital received its first allotment of 1,500 doses Tuesday afternoon and came up with a plan to host a vaccination clinic hours later...

The Johnson & Johnson single shot COVID-19 vaccine is now in Connecticut. The state is expecting to receive about 39,000 doses this week. Providers started...

“It’s just remained very busy, effectively, for the past two months or so,” said Dr. Jonathan Siner, the medical director at the hospital’s medical intensive care unit. New data from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services shows the adult ICU occupancy rate at Yale New Haven Hospital currently stands at 87.9%. “Effectively, the ICUs are full even though the number says they’re not,” said Dr. Siner. The surge in ICU patients in the spring arrived and exited more rapidly but the situation is much different now, Dr. Siner said. “Everybody’s working very hard and I thin...

"Auto-Tune is great for fixing vocals, but we use Auto-Tune in a way it wasn't designed to work. A lot of people complain about musicians using Auto-Tune. It reminds me of the late '70s when musicians in France tried to ban the synthesizer. They said it was taking jobs away from musicians. What they didn't see was that you could use those tools in a new way instead of just for replacing the instruments that came before. People are often afraid of things that sound new." Thomas Bangalter (Daft Punk) Technology has long held an uncomfortable position in music. Part of this discomfort inevitably...