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72% of UMass Memorial Health Care employees are fully vaccinated; 75% at St. Vincent Hospital Updated Apr 05, 2021; Roughly one-third of hospital employees of Worcester’s two hospital systems have not received the COVID-19 vaccine — numbers that run consistent across across most of the state’s large hospitals. Roughly 72% of the roughly 14,000 caregivers at UMass, which includes all of the hospital system’s employees, have been vaccinated as of Friday, according to UMass Memorial spokesperson Tony Berry. At Saint Vincent Hospital, it’s about 75%, according to CEO Carolyn Jackson. Speaking to MassLive, Jackson said some hospital workers are still hesitant to get vaccinated because the immunizations are under emergency use authorization, and haven’t gone through the standard Food and Drug Administration approval process.
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All systems go for first ever virtual St Patrick's Day parade in Offaly town Reporter: '); '); LIKE all other St Patrick's Day parades, the annual Clara event has fallen victim once again to the coronavirus. However parade organiser Bertie McMahon has organised a virtual online parade today, St Patrick's Day. Bertie, who has organised one of the largest parades in the Midlands for many years has put together hundreds of images from his archives. These images will be shown on “Little Town Media” social media platforms today (Wednesday, March 17) from 12 noon to 2.30 pm. Bertie would like to thank all those who have made the event possible including Lloyd Bracken, Barry Flynn, Ricey Scully, Tony Berry, P.J. Ward, Kevin Lalor Fitzpatrick and the local media.
Police seek information on man found dead after going missing last summer Tony Perry was reported missing July 9 and his remains were found in December. Author: The remains of a man who went missing last summer have been identified, and now the Wright County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help to figure out what happened to him. Tony Conley Perry, 52, was reported missing on July 9, last seen in the area of Howard Lake, and the sheriff's office had been looking for him since. Human remains were found in rural Middleville Township in December, and have since been positively identified as being Perry.
As COVID-19 hospitalizations decrease across the state, UMass Memorial will begin to gradually decrease the amount of patients seen at the field hospital this month, and possibly cease medical operations by mid-March, UMass Memorial CEO & president Dr. Eric Dickson said.
The medical site, built on the convention floor of the DCU Center, helped alleviate the strain on Massachusetts hospitals during the winter surge of the virus.