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TOP HEADLINES 02/11 | FM97 WLAN - Vimarsana News

TOP HEADLINES 02/11 | FM97 WLAN

>>COVID-19 Cases Continuing to Increase in the Commonwealth (Harrisburg, PA) -- The outbreak of COVID-19 in Pennsylvania is continuing to spread. The state's Department of Health announced over 3,300 new positive cases yesterday. The total number of positive cases reported statewide has now surpassed 880,000 since the start of the pandemic. They reported 125 new deaths due to complications of the coronavirus. >>$145-Million to Be Distributed for Hospitality Relief (Harrisburg, PA) -- The Wolf Administration is trying to give out a helping hand to Pennsylvania's hospitality industry that...

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TOP HEADLINES 02/11 | BOB 94.9 - Vimarsana News

TOP HEADLINES 02/11 | BOB 94.9

>>COVID-19 Cases Continuing to Increase in the Commonwealth (Harrisburg, PA) -- The outbreak of COVID-19 in Pennsylvania is continuing to spread. The state's Department of Health announced over 3,300 new positive cases yesterday. The total number of positive cases reported statewide has now surpassed 880,000 since the start of the pandemic. They reported 125 new deaths due to complications of the coronavirus. >>$145-Million to Be Distributed for Hospitality Relief (Harrisburg, PA) -- The Wolf Administration is trying to give out a helping hand to Pennsylvania's hospitality industry that...

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Licking County school staff vaccinations delayed by at least a week - Vimarsana News

Licking County school staff vaccinations delayed by at least a week

DeWine has a goal of returning most students to in-person classes by March 1. Delaying vaccinations for some teachers and staff complicates that. Ohio is receiving about 100,000 vaccines a week from the federal government. State officials must then redistribute those shots to its oldest residents, those at-risk of severe COVID-19 complications and now school employees.  In his letter, Brown said the local health department is awaiting an update on when the vaccine will be made available, and will quickly inform schools when that happens. "Please do not call our vaccine hotline or other vacc...