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Pat Nabong/Sun-Times file photo With Phase 1B of Illinois’ vaccine rollout underway, restaurant owners are advocating for their employees to be prioritized for the shot. The Chicago Restaurants Coalition demanded the city expedite vaccines for at least four employees per restaurant at a Monday news conference. Food service workers are expected to become eligible during Phase 1C of Illinois’ rollout plan, which has an estimated start date of March 29 in Chicago. “Chicago’s 7300 restaurants are absolutely essential to our city’s economic survival,” coalition coordinator Roger Roma...

This is to reduce confusion among them and ensure the programme's success, it says.

Ohio police departments ready for COVID-19 vaccines in Phase 1C Some officers already vaccinated with extra doses Share Updated: 11:31 PM EST Mar 1, 2021 Some officers already vaccinated with extra doses Share Updated: 11:31 PM EST Mar 1, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript EVERY SHOT. I’M HOPING THAT BY DOING THIS IT HELPS US GET BACK TO REGULAR LIFE AGAIN, MAYBE A LITTLE BIT QUICKER AND I FEEL LIKE YOU DO HAVE SOME SORT OF PROTECTION AHEAD OF PHASE ONE C NEWTOWN POLICE CHIEF TOM SIGN AND SAYS 8 OF 11 OFFICERS ARE ALREADY VACCINATED AT THE DEPARTMENT. WE GOT V...

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Updated on January 29, 2021 at 6:44 pm NBC Universal, Inc. With Phase 2 of the Massachusetts vaccination process just three days away, frustrations with the state's registration system continue to grow. All Massachusetts residents age 75 and older are now eligible to make an appointment to get the vaccine under Phase 2 of the rollout, which begins Monday, but there were numerous accounts of older residents who could not navigate the state's website or waited hours only to find that all slots were already full. All Massachusetts residents age 75 and older are now eligible to make an a...