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Cars parked all around the Jefferson Street church sported the flyers on their windshields.  "Someone stopped by service stations or even barber shops, in order to let people know what we were doing here, in order for them to come," Clarke said. Church members came. Neighbors came. So did members of affiliated churches like Jacquelyn Green.   Green's afraid of anything that has to do with needles, she said. But her pastor, the Rev. Kimberly McMichael of Greater Gaines Chapel AME Church convinced her to come. "As a matter of fact, she called and made the appointment," said Green as she ...

If you're 16 or older in Georgia and you want a COVID vaccine, you can get one. Here's how. Mary Landers, Savannah Morning News © Richard Burkhart/Savannah Morning News Bailey Skibar receives the COVID-19 vaccine from Caludia Carson Wednesday at the drive through mass vaccination site located at Gulfstream. It's easier than ever to get a COVID vaccine in the Savannah area. Vaccines are available for free to Georgia residents age 16 and older and those who work in the state. To get the vaccine, you don't need a car, you don't need a computer and in some cases you don't ev...

With the FDA recommending a pause in the use of the single-dose Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine because of a rare side effect, Savannah area providers are falling back on the two-dose Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. "We scheduled these clinics because people were clamoring for it," Coastal Health District spokeswoman Sally Silbermann said of the J&J vaccine clinics scheduled for Tuesday. "But we're not gonna do it now. We're going to honor the appointments, but it's not going to be that. It's gonna be Pfizer in Chatham County and Moderna in Liberty County." The Food and Drug Administration and ...

For the fifth time in the past eight days, Maryland confirmed more than 900 new infections of COVID-19, with Friday’s 990 marking the highest single-day tally in that time.

NEW EUROPE (NE): What is your vaccination plan and did you develop contacts in Russia in order to receive the Sputnik vaccine? Roberto Ciavatta (RC): The timeline depends only on vaccine availability. If we could work without any supply problem, we could complete the vaccination campaign in two or three months. At the moment we have only 15,000 doses of Sputnik V. A few days ago we received 1,170 doses from Pfizer. We are now waiting for doses from Moderna in the framework of the protocol signed with Italy and the EU Commission. With Johnson & Johnson, we have already contacted them to schedu...