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Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   BRATTLEBORO — With a high vaccination rate statewide and in the community, but wanting to remain ready for mass vaccinations in case a booster shot is needed in the near future, Brattleboro Memorial Hospital is shifting to a new model for COVID-19 services. BMH opened the COVID Vaccination and Testing Center on Tuesday, moving the services for testing and vaccinations at the hospital to a combined unit attached to Brattleboro Family Medicine at 53 Fairview St. The transition is looked at as an intermediary phase before primary care ph...

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Sussex County Vaccine Center – Operating at 1,000 Weekly – Praised by Visiting Commissioners & Congresswoman Details Hits: 471 Pictured from left to right are: Commissioner Herbert Yardley with his dog Baxter, County COVID Coordinator Julia Gurriell, Hopatcong Mayor Michael Francis, Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill, Sussex County Administrator Greg Poff, Sussex County Commissioner Chris Carney and Sussex County Commissioner Sylvia Petillo Share This (Newton, NJ) Several members of Sussex County’s Board of County Commissioners and the County Administrato...

A student suing Brigham Young University in response to its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic plans to drop his case. Chase Hiatt, 20, filed a lawsuit against BYU on Aug. 5, 2020, citing breach of contract and unjust enrichment. The class action suit accused BYU of providing insufficient alternatives for the expected college experience Hiatt paid for.

His volunteer efforts continued at a local hospital, nursing home and the Salvation Army until his body no longer allowed him to, according to his obituary. Despite the disease's advancement over the years, Duffy focused on the good and adapted to make the best of it all, friends and family have said. Duffy's medical coverage became a cause for the local community in 2019, when  a switch by Byram Township from a private to a state insurance plan sent the price of his medication soaring. Under the change in June 2019, his medication went from a $10 co-pay to $16,000 a month. Duffy's "brot...