Chicago May Not Join Illinois in Expanding Phase 1B Eligibility This Month
As Illinois announces plans to expand who is eligible for coronavirus vaccinations in Phase 1B later this month, Chicago may not be joining in.
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As Illinois announces plans to expand who is eligible for coronavirus vaccinations in Phase 1B later this month, Chicago may not be joining in.
Schuyler health department now offering COVID vaccinations Darren Iozia FacebookTwitterEmail Photo providedPhoto provided RUSHVILLE — Schuyler County Health Department at 233 N. Congress St. is one of more than 100 new sites in the state that will administer COVID-19 vaccinations. This month, 134 locations have been added to the list of vaccination sites open to the public. There are now 517 locations in Illinois, including local health departments, medical centers and hospitals, mass vaccination locations and retail pharmacies. The state is partnering with some Hy-Vee, Walgreens and Walmar...
Members of State Board of Education call for public school teachers, staff to be included in Phase 1B (Source: Texas Tribune/Tiffany Szerpicki) and last updated 2021-02-08 19:06:24-05 Members of the Texas State Board of Education (SBOE) are calling on the state's COVID-19 Expert Vaccine Allocation Panel to include public school teachers and staff in Phase 1B of COVID-19 vaccinations. The letter was written by SBOE Chair Dr. Keven Ellis and signed by 13 members of the board. Dr. Ellis began the letter by thanking the board for their ongoing vaccination efforts, including "prioritizing the most...
Superintendent Denise Juneau said it doesn't look like the district will meet its March 1...
Enter your number to get our free mobile app Keep in mind that the vaccine has been in short supply across the country, which means that whether you register online or make a call to book your appointment, it could be a while before you get your first shot. An article dated February 8th in the Hartford Courant states that beginning today, appointments can be made if you're 65 or older. If you choose to make your vaccine appointment by phone, call 877-918-2224. When I called the number, a message informed me that reservations for the 75+ age group were being taken. That is not correct. ...