We re all Magneto now
By Rachel LeishmanJun 9th, 2021, 3:09 pm
Anti-vaxxers are on some next-level nonsense. Each day they seem to come up with another excuse as to why they won’t get the vaccine and why others shouldn’t. Which is rich coming from the group of people who intersect directly with the group of people who refused to wear masks and helped to contribute to the deaths of almost 600,000 Americans because a mask was “infringing on their freedom.”
Now, those same people who wouldn’t take the virus seriously, and those resistant to the scientific breakthrough of the COVID vaccines, are frequently complaining and fear-mongering about the rest of us wanting everyone to get vaccinated. It’s just a constant cycle of pure and utter buffoonery.
Mass Effect Legendary Edition: When is the review embargo lift date? Latest news explained
The Mass Effect Legendary Edition has been anticipated even years before it was officially announced, and the good news is that it comes out in just a couple of days. It is now available to preload on PS4 and Xbox One, and some people are asking about its review embargo. While no lift date has been shared online, below you’ll find the latest that has been shared about reviews for the Mass Effect Legendary Edition.
Know that 120 FPS has been confirmed for Xbox Series X with 60 FPS for PS5. In addition, it’s also been confirmed that nearly all of the DLC from the games will be included in the package with only the Pinnacle Station missing from the first game.
Health leaders get creative to get people vaccinated
Erie County will host five more Shot and Chaser events and launched Vax Visit. Niagara County will move away from mass vaccination sites to small clinics. Author: Leanne Stuck Updated: 11:09 PM EDT May 11, 2021
BUFFALO, N.Y. According to New York State Health Department data, nearly 50% of all New Yorkers have received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine and local health departments have been shifting efforts as they try to get as many people as they can vaccinated.
Just a month ago, the Transit Drive-In, a Niagara County mass vaccination clinic, was vaccinating 3,000 to 4,000 people within a two day span but Public Health Director Dan Stapleton said those numbers have been dropping.
The Niagara County Health Department prepares to vaccinate children 12 to 15-years-old
DOH is hosting vaccine clinics in schools
As Niagara County shifts away from mass vaccination sites, health leaders are turning their attention to the younger population by holding nearly all of the Department of Health COVID-19 vaccine clinics in schools.
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NIAGARA COUNTY, N.Y. (WKBW) â As Niagara County shifts away from mass vaccination sites, health leaders are turning their attention to the younger population by holding nearly all of the Department of Health COVID-19 vaccine clinics in schools. We hope that people feel more comfortable coming to the school. It s a place where their children feel more comfortable. Once we start vaccinating children 12 and up, the ability for them to come to a place that they trust and love is really what we re trying to achieve here, Dan Stapleton, the public health director for Niagara County, said.
Counties shift focus from mass vaccination sites to smaller clinics
Mass vaccination clinics, where counties could vaccinate thousands of individuals, may soon be a thing of the past.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) â Mass vaccination clinics, where counties could vaccinate thousands of individuals, may soon be a thing of the past. They re feasible, but whether they re sustainable is really the issue. They re not full, so it may be that those kinds of mass vaccination sites are really not the way to reach people. I think the mass vaccination sites are frankly not long for this world, Dr. Nancy Nielsen, the lead for the WNY Vaccination Planning Team, said.