ALBION â With plenty of pomp and plenty of circumstance, Central Noble High School graduated 97 seniors Friday night in the high school gymnasium.
In her welcome to Fridayâs commencement proceedings, Central Noble Principal Shawn Hoover said that across this nation there are hundreds of graduations going on this spring. Some of them had large classes. Some of them smaller. Some ceremonies were likely impersonal, while others might evoke a tear or two.
But the graduates themselves?
âThey all had something in common,â Hoover said. âThey had someone who cared about them, supported them and held them accountable.â
Hoover encouraged the graduating seniors to thank those who had done this for them. With the last year and a half affected by the coronavirus, plenty of assistance was needed.
LONDON, ONT. London and Middlesex County could run out of COVID-19 vaccine in as little as two to three days. On the heels of similar warnings from hospitals in Toronto and Ottawa, London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC) Executive Vice President, Neil Johnson says the local supply of initial shots will be exhausted soon. Johnson tweeting, Our first shipment will be finished in 2-3 days. We will then be at steady state that we vaccinate as many as we receive each week. On Friday, a long line of healthcare workers and long-term care employees stretched into the Agriplex’s parking lot awaiting their first shot of the two-dose vaccine.