Boosters, seeking primary and preventive care or treatment a must A new analysis of recent local COVID-19 deaths reinforces the need for renewed attention to medical care and recovery treatment, and broader adoption of COVID booster shots. On Feb. 25, Marin County Public Health’s weekly COVID-19 death report revealed 15 additional deaths, resulting in a | Boosters, seeking primary and preventive care or treatment a must A new analysis of recent local COVID-19 deaths reinforces the need for renewed attention to medical care and recovery treatment, and broader adoption of COVID booster shots. On Feb. 25, Marin County Public Health’s weekly COVID-19 death report revealed 15 additional deaths, resulting in a
The MCCSD will also present their Martin Luther Day Celebration 2022 at the Marin City Senior Center and at the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Academy, 200 Phillips Drive in Marin City on Saturday, February 26 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. | The Marin City Community Service District (MCCSD) Seniors On the Move will present their 2022 Black History Celebration on Thursday, February 24, 2022, from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the Marin City Senior Center, 630 Drake Ave., in Marin City. The program will have Spoken Word and live music performances. Refreshments will be served. The […]
Unvaccinated first responders will need to receive their first dose of the COVID vaccine by March 1 and complete their primary series no later than April 15. In addition, personnel will need to be up-to-date with a booster shot within 15 days of becoming booster-eligible to continue working in higher-risk settings and interact with the public. Stating April 15, unvaccinated or unboosted first responders will be prohibited from entering higher-risk settings or interacting with the public in the course of their work unless they have a qualifying exemption. First responders without a medical or religious exemption can no longer “test out” of vaccination requirements. | Marin issues order directed to law enforcement, firefighters, medical personnel Courtesy of Marin County Marin County personnel in the fields of law enforcement, firefighting and emergency medical response must be fully vaccinated and boosted to work in Marin County’s higher-risk settings, according to a new Marin Cou