Police appeal following incidents at Wishaw primary school
A number of windows were smashed at St Ignatius Primary School in Loch Park on Monday, February 1, while the following night four youths forced a fire door open and caused damage while inside.
St Ignatius and Wishaw Academy Primary schools.
Picture by staff photographer Stuart Vance
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Selmaâs Vaughan Regional preps for major COVID-19 vaccination clinic
Selma hospital preps for COVID-19 vaccination clinic By Bryan Henry | February 4, 2021 at 5:33 PM CST - Updated February 4 at 6:16 PM
SELMA, Ala. (WSFA) - Preparations are underway to hold a massive COVID-19 vaccination clinic in Selma starting on Feb. 8. About 5,000 doses will be up for grabs.
Whoever planted the âheroesâ sign in front of Vaughan Regional Medical Center probably had Becky Taylor in mind. âIt is such a blessing for our community,â she said.
Taylor will be part of a major team handling the drive-through vaccinations at Bloch (Block) Park in Selma beginning Monday morning at 8. Taylor is an office manager connected with Vaughan Regional Medical Center.
How to get a COVID-19 vaccine in Alabama
Updated Jan 20, 2021;
Posted Jan 15, 2021
A 10-dose vial of Moderna s COVID-19 vaccine ready to be administered to medical personnel at the University of Alabama s University Medical Center in Tuscaloosa, Ala.Photo courtesy the University of Alabama
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Alabama health officials are increasing access to the COVID-19 vaccine starting Monday, January 18, when people age 75 and older and first responders become eligible under the state guidelines.
Demand for the vaccine is currently higher than supply, so those interested in getting the vaccine may have to be patient. The vaccine hotline operated by the Alabama Department of Public Health received more than a million calls during its first days of operation. That hotline, 1-855-566-5333, will help match eligible recipients with available vaccines at local health departments.