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Staff Writer T-L Photo/SHELLEY HANSON EAST OHIO Regional Hospital is offering the COVID-19 vaccine to Belmont County first responders who need it today. MARTINS FERRY — First responders in Belmont County who still need the COVID-19 vaccine can get one today at East Ohio Regional Hospital. Spokesman Michael Garrison said the vaccine will be given from 8-11 a.m. today in the Skilled Rehab Activity Room. Those responders who cannot attend during that time frame can contact the hospital to make other arrangements. “We learned from the Belmont County Sheriff’s office that not everyone there...

For the Intelligencer Photo by Shelley Hanson – East Ohio Regional Hospital is offering the COVID-19 vaccine to Belmont County first responders who need it today. MARTINS FERRY — First responders in Belmont County who still need the COVID-19 vaccine can get one today at East Ohio Regional Hospital. Spokesman Michael Garrison said the vaccine will be given from 8-11 a.m. today in the Skilled Rehab Activity Room. “We learned from the Belmont County Sheriff’s office that not everyone there had been vaccinated yet and decided to offer our help. We are pleased to support our Belmont Cou...

Times Leader Staff Writer MARTINS FERRY — In preparation for its future reopening, East Ohio Regional Hospital will be blessed Wednesday. Michael Garrison, hospital spokesman, said the non-denominational blessing will take place with local clergy, hospital officials and media in attendance. It will not be open to the public because the hospital still is getting ready to reopen. Chief Operating Officer Bernie Albertini said Dr. Michael Tatro, an emergency medical specialist, and the Rev. William Webster, pastor of Grace Presbyterian Church, will help lead the event. “We are a community hos...

CCISD The Copper Country Intermediate School District Board of Education held its regular monthly meeting virtually on Tuesday, Dec. 15. Superintendent Stockero shared with the board that two Copper Country stories have made their way to other states and the CCISD had received calls asking about them. The first calls came from schools in Colorado and Florida. They had read about the Tiny House that the CTE construction class completed. The Colorado and Florida schools thought the project was great and wanted to understand the process so they could try to replicate the project. The next call ...

Tim Shelley / Peoria Public Radio The Pekin City Council approved the creation of a new Business Development District along the Court Street Corridor. Council members didn't mince words Monday night, saying the city's previous reluctance to offer such incentives led to major retail developments heading instead to Peoria and East Peoria. "This is an opportunity that hasn't come our way in a couple decades," said Pekin Mayor Mark Luft. "And if we pass up this opportunity, we're either going to stay completely idle - where you see Pekin right now - or it's going to continue to move backwards. ...