Updated: 5:13 PM CST Mar 2, 2021 Waukesha County was forced to cancel appointments for teachers to get the COVID-19 vaccine the second day they were eligible.Continuing Coverage: Coronavirus in WisconsinOfficials said they told teachers they had to continue to wait until more residents 65 and older received the vaccine first.Vaccines continue to be administered at the Waukesha County Fairgrounds Expo Center.Teachers who live in Waukesha County can still get vaccinated at a pharmacy. But the county health vaccination clinics were being reserved until at least 60% of those 65 and older got their doses.Teacher and union representative Carrie Kummrow said they were frustrated with the change. Frustrated isn t really the word to describe it. We know that there are other districts around us that are being vaccinated, she said. We ve been face to face. We ve been doing everything that s been asked of us. And people have been very anxious to get vaccinated. Waukesha County teach
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If there s one thing to say about 2020, it s that it was a year unlike any other. (Patch Graphic) (Patch)
WAUKESHA, WI If there s one thing to say about 2020, it s that it was a unique year.
While the coronavirus pandemic undoubtedly dominated the headlines this year, other stories caught our readers attention, including from the updates on the closings and openings of businesses, to local Black Lives Matters rallies and odd crime stories.
Waukesha Patch has also offered stories on how businesses are coping with the pandemic as well as how residents are helping each other.
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Before we step into 2021, Patch looked back over 2020 and, using reader input and online data, identified the top stories of 2020: