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San Joaquin General, Kaiser Manteca and Doctors Hospital receive vaccine

Bob Highfill The first round of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine continues to roll out in San Joaquin County. On Wednesday, the vaccine was administered to eligible members of the staff at Doctors Hospital of Manteca in accordance with Food & Drug Administration, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, state and local guidelines. On Thursday, vaccines were administered to staff at San Joaquin General Hospital in French Camp and Kaiser Permanente in Manteca. Sandra Heinze was Kaiser Permanente s first employee to receive the vaccine in the Central Valley, according to a company spokesperson. As staff watched, Heinze, a registered ICU nurse at Kaiser Permanente in Manteca, said it didn t hurt a bit and that she didn t hesitate to take the shot.

Thomas J Gerrity

Thomas John Gerrity, 61, passed on Dec. 2, 2020 unexpectedly and peacefully with his family by his side. He was born, one of eight children, to Robert Gerrity and Ann Gerrity on May 9, 1969 in San Bernardino. When he was age 2, his family moved to Rapid City, S.D. By the age of 7, he learned all the skills required to grow up with seven siblings. These skills served him well when his family moved to Sacramento. Life on the playground in Sacramento was slightly different than Rapid City. At age 9, Tom and his brother Jim, age 7, saw a pocketknife at a hardware store. Neither had any money, so Tom pointed out all the work that they could do at the store in payment for the knife. The storeowner let them work. Tom learned quickly that life was better when he had money in his pocket. He started his paper route at age 9. From there, he grew fresh produce and sold it to local restaurants, washed dishes (briefly) at Little Joe’s restaurant in Sacramento. He did body work on cars with h

California legislature s first Muslim chaplain draws heavily from service in South Africa

SHARE Imam Muhammad Yasir Khan made history this month after California State Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon selected him to serve as the state legislature’s first-ever Muslim chaplain from 2021 to 2022. In an exclusive interview with The National, Mr Khan outlined how he hopes to serve the people of California as the state assembly’s chaplain and explained how his past studies and service in South Africa have informed his work in the United States. “There is a lot of hope in the Muslim community that this is a good step,” Mr Khan told The National. “I hope to use this opportunity as a chaplain to bring our community closer together.

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