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(Seguin) — Although the county remains on standby, Guadalupe County officials says it is still working to prepare residents for when the COVID-19 vaccines do become available. Patrick Pinder, Guadalupe County emergency management officer, says the first step will be for residents to sign up for the county’s Reverse 9-1-1 system. Pinder says by signing up for this alert, it will provide them with immediate news on any vaccination supply that arrives. “You can go to the county webpage. Go to the emergency management section and on the left hand column, go all the way down, it’s the seco...

Tags:  San Antonio – As COVID-19 vaccines continue to roll out, some counties are only getting a portion of the doses they have requested. Officials with Guadalupe and Comal Counties said they are ready to receive more vaccines but their requests haven’t yet been fulfilled. On Thursday, both counties hosted COVID-19 vaccination events for those who fall under tier 1B, people 65 years of age and older, and people 16 years of age and older with a chronic medical condition. Excitement filled the Schertz Civic Center as people lined up to get their first dose of the Pfizer vaccine. Patrick P...

Seguin, TX, USA / Seguin Today Jan 22, 2021 4:48 AM (Seguin) — Local officials have put together a plan that will allow a large number of COVID-19 vaccinations to be given to the public. The joint mass vaccine plan was submitted this week to the Texas Department of State Health Services. It’s a collaboration between Guadalupe Regional Medical Center (GRMC), Guadalupe County and the city of Seguin. Guadalupe County Emergency Management Coordinator Patrick Pinder says they have already identified a site for the mass vaccination events in Seguin, and they are working on finding at least two ...

(Seguin) -- Although there is still no immediate word on the arrival of a massive dosage of the COVID-19 vacci...

Caribbean Church Review 2020 Tags While COVID-19 has been the story of the year, there were other top stories coming out from the wider Catholic Church in the Caribbean. Here are some notable stories from the past 12 months:   CHURCH’S RESPONSE TO COVID-19 As Caribbean nations continued to wrestle with the rapid spread of the coronavirus, President of the Antilles Episcopal Conference, Bishop Gabriel Malzaire of Roseau, Dominica in a March statement said we need to care for each other and resist the temptation to address this problem in isolation. Bishop Clyde Harvey of St George...