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Created: 17 December 2020 Two Utah business leaders are giving back this holiday season in an effort to be a part of the solution for rising crime rates and an increased homeless population. David Ibarra and K.O. Murdock are donating $100,000 to The Other Side Academy in support of its program and students. They say the philosophy of the Salt Lake City non-profit is a creative approach to criminal justice reform that has seen tangible results.   “The students at The Other Side Academy have already committed to an investment in themselves,” said David Ibarra. “They are worth ...

KSL TV SALT LAKE CITY — Utah's first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine will be administered on Tuesday and doctors and nurses will be the first in line to receive it. "I will choose to get it, yes," said Jaime Woolstenhulme. "Not only to protect me, but also to protect all of those that I come in contact with." Woolstenhulme is a nurse who has seen a lot of very sick patients. She floats between six Utah hospitals, wherever there are shortages. "I'm a little bit nervous, just like anybody else, but I've done my research," she said. "I know that this isn't a new vaccine, that it's been a vaccine...

KSL TV 5PM: 1st COVID-19 vaccine doses arrive in Utah to be administered this week KSL TV RAW: First COVID-19 vaccine shipment arrives at Utah Valley Hospital SALT LAKE CITY — Two Utah hospitals received the first round of COVID-19 vaccine doses and will begin to administer the vaccine Tuesday, Intermountain Healthcare officials said Monday. The vaccine has already arrived at Intermountain's LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City and Utah Valley Hospital in Provo, said Dr. Kristin Dascomb, Intermountain Healthcare medical director of infection prevention for employee health. Intermountain Healthcar...

KSL TV Reuters: First New York healthcare worker gets vaccine NEW YORK (Reuters) — A New York City intensive care unit nurse on Monday became the first person in the United States to receive a coronavirus vaccine, calling it a sign that "healing is coming," as the nation's COVID-19 death toll crossed a staggering 300,000 lives lost. Sandra Lindsay, who has treated some of the sickest COVID-19 patients for months, was inoculated at Long Island Jewish Medical Center in the New York City borough of Queens, an early epicenter of the country's coronavirus outbreak, receiving applause on a lives...

KSL TV Reuters: First New York healthcare worker gets vaccine NEW YORK (Reuters) — A New York City intensive care unit nurse on Monday became the first person in the United States to receive a coronavirus vaccine, calling it a sign that "healing is coming," as the nation's COVID-19 death toll crossed a staggering 300,000 lives lost. Sandra Lindsay, who has treated some of the sickest COVID-19 patients for months, was inoculated at Long Island Jewish Medical Center in the New York City borough of Queens, an early epicenter of the country's coronavirus outbreak, receiving applause on a lives...