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San Antonio parents jump at chance to get young kids vaccinated - Vimarsana News

San Antonio parents jump at chance to get young kids vaccinated

University Health will be hosting vaccination clinics for kids ages 6 months to 5 years old every Tuesday and Thursday until demand is met.

COVID-19 cases skyrocket in San Antonio as omicron variant takes hold - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 cases skyrocket in San Antonio as omicron variant takes hold

COVID hospitalizations have soared to the highest level since before Halloween.

Officials celebrate opening of newly-renovated Veteran's Memorial Building - Vimarsana News

Officials celebrate opening of newly-renovated Veteran's Memorial Building

Officials celebrate opening of newly-renovated Veteran's Memorial Building Officials celebrate opening of newly-renovated Veteran’s Memorial Building 07/15/21 and last updated 2021-07-15 18:33:50-04 The Robert B. Green Veteran's Memorial in New Iberia is back open, this time with a new look. Officials gathered for a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the newly-renovated building's reopening. The center has been a hub for veteran's groups and community gatherings for 50 years. It closed in 2015 due to safety concerns, as it had fallen into disrepair. The building's future became one o...

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University Health preparing for increase in COVID-19 vaccine supply, looking for another mass vaccination site - Vimarsana News

University Health preparing for increase in COVID-19 vaccine supply, looking for another mass vaccination site

University Health preparing for increase in COVID-19 vaccine supply, looking for another mass vaccination site FacebookTwitterEmail Catherine Anton, right, thanks George B. Hernández, Jr., president and CEO of University Health, for the COVID-19 vaccination service provided by University Health at Wonderland of the Americas mall on Jan. 6.Billy Calzada /Staff photographer University Health is seeking ways to vaccinate even more San Antonians in anticipation of an eventual increase in supply as the federal government moves closer to authorizing a third COVID-19 vaccine. Nearly one-third of th...