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In our Tech Byte feature thi week Katie Finnegan chats with Harvey Norman's tech expert Roshane. They take a look at some of the technology behind our washing machines and dryers. Listen back here to Tech Byte with Katie Finnegan on Galway Talks in association with Harvey Norman Ireland your Technology Specialists.
This week on Tech Byte Katie Finnegan spoke with Roshane Ruttledge from Harvey Norman, your Technology Specialists about the myriad of choice when it comes to appliances for your kitchen. Listen back to Tech Byte with Harvey Norman Your Technology Specialist on Galway Talks.
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DPH: Local COVID clinics should not vaccinate general public FacebookTwitterEmailLinkedInRedditPinterest As Connecticut awaits the arrival of a boost in COVID vaccines, local plans are forming to quickly vaccinate 160,000 teachers, school workers and child care professionals statewide. In a memo obtained by Hearst Connecticut Media, the state Department of Public Health this week directed local health departments to prioritize this group and to only offer vaccination clinics to the general public “if these support a specific goal of addressing racial equity in the vaccine rollout, target vu...
DPH: Local COVID clinics should not vaccinate general public FacebookTwitterEmail A file photo of registered nurse Lorraine Dragwo preparing a Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at a vaccination clinic at Stamford Hospital in Stamford, Conn., on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021.Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media As Connecticut awaits the arrival of a boost in COVID vaccines, local plans are forming to quickly vaccinate 160,000 teachers, school workers and child care professionals statewide. In a memo obtained by Hearst Connecticut Media, the state Department of Public Health this week directed lo...