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A hard-working family man, Eric Roche of Skeaugh, Callan, was a great friend to all

I was in the final puffs of my daily programme of 7,000 steps on Saturday, January 7 when a great friend slowed and wound down the window of his car and just sa.

Omniplex to open cinema at Scotch Hall Shopping Centre in Drogheda in May

Franchot questions lack of vaccines for Western Maryland

Dec 17, 2020 The Maryland Board of Public Works — from left, Treasurer Nancy Kopp, Gov. Larry Hogan and Comptroller Peter Franchot — shown in a March 2020 photo, is scheduled to consider state budget cuts Wednesday in response to the impact of COVID-19 on the economy. Associated Press CUMBERLAND — After Allegany and Garrett counties were left out of the first shipment of COVID-19 vaccines distributed throughout the state due to an apparent miscommunication, Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot brought up the subject during Wednesday’s Board of Public Works virtual meeting. It was announced that hospitals in Allegany and Garrett County would be receiving doses of the Moderna vaccine as part of phase 1A and the initial federal allocation of the state’s vaccine distribution program.

Despite some of highest COVID rates in state, 2 Western Maryland counties won t receive any of first round of vaccines

Despite some of highest COVID rates in state, 2 Western Maryland counties won t receive any of first round of vaccines
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Allegany, Garrett counties lead state in COVID-19 cases, but omitted from first vaccine distribution

CUMBERLAND — Although Allegany and Garrett counties have the highest COVID-19 case rates across Maryland, local hospitals didn’t make the state’s cut for facilities that will get the first available vaccine for the disease. Whenever local hospitals do get a shipment, the vaccine won’t be mandatory for their workers. Vaccine distribution According to The Washington Post, the FDA early Friday said it “will rapidly work toward” authorization of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine on an emergency basis, and that decision was expected by Saturday. The Maryland Hospital Association reported that 50,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine are set to be distributed to the state next week.

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