Attitudes toward vaccine still mixed even as Hawaii prepares to expand eligibility
Attitudes toward vaccine still mixed even as Hawaii continues to expand eligibility By Casey Lund | April 7, 2021 at 6:50 AM HST - Updated April 7 at 11:16 AM
HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hawaii is getting closer to the goal of opening vaccine eligibility to every adult in the state by April 19, a target date that came as a mandate from the Biden Administration.
All counties except Oahu have opened eligibility to everyone over 16.
Hawaii News Now has been gathering people’s thoughts about where we are with vaccinating the state and how they feel about getting the drug themselves.
City Hall Milford, DE
On Monday, December 14, Milford City Council approved the creation of an Economic Development and Community Engagement Administrator. This is a position created to address Council’s desire to create a stronger economic development focus, according to Mark Whitfield, City Manager.
“The City also has a need for emphasis on community engagement, public information and marketing,” Whitfield said. “Because these items are somewhat related, creating one position that would handle both community engagement and economic development seems appropriate. Several cities in Delaware have such positions, including Seaford which has a position exactly like the one proposed here. The annual salary for such a position would be a Grade 12, ranging from $72,260 to $124,238.”