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All five sites will receive 500 of the Johnson & Johnson single-shot vaccine to distribute each day.  Appointment tickets will be handed out at the sites on a first-come, first-serve basis. In a statement, OCPS says all employees regardless of age or job title are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine with an OCPS ID and their state ID like a driver’s license.  The University of Central Florida continues to vaccinate its employees through March 17 at an on-campus vaccine site. All appointments are full and the site is not open to the public. For your convenience, here are the addresses...

1 month ago Share High school graduations for the School District of Manatee County will take place in the first week of June. School District of Manatee County high school seniors will now graduate in the first week of June, two weeks later than originally planned. The School Board of Manatee County approved the date changes 4-1, with board member Mary Foreman dissenting, during its regular meeting March 9.  District leaders were working with the Bradenton Area Convention Center in February to plan graduation for this year when they were notified the center would not be abl...

A small-group tutoring program is designed to help students who fell further behind than anticipated due to remote learning forced by COVID-19 last year.

Staff Writer WOODSFIELD — The Monroe County Soil and Water Conservation District is again helping high school students and recent graduates in the county further their education by providing money toward their college tuition. The Monroe SWCD will sponsor three $1,000 scholarships for local students who live in the Switzerland of Ohio Local School District. Katie Kovaly, district program administrator of the Monroe County SWCD, said the organization has sponsored scholarships for local students for years and plans to continue the program. In previous years, the organization sponsored two ...

New Grand Forks tech company works to create a definitive standard of cleanliness The company recently opened an office in Grand Forks to take advantage of a $1.5 million grant from the North Dakota Department of Agriculture to further develop its Contamination and Sanitation Inspection and Disinfection (CSI-D) device. The device, company officials say, redefines what it means for people to think of something as clean. Written By: Adam Kurtz | × The SafetySpect scanner uses ultraviolet light to detect an enzyme in human saliva, making the saliva show up as white s...