Hereâs how these public health leaders would grade Rhode Islandâs COVID-19 vaccine rollout
Spoiler alert: There are no Aâs on this report card.
By Alexa Gagosz Globe Staff,Updated February 12, 2021, 11:56 a.m.
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Physician assistant Adriana Reyna prepares doses of the Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine at Forand Manor in Central Falls, RI.Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff
PROVIDENCE â Without a clear communication strategy from the state, supply chain issues, and hundreds of eligible residents failing to successfully book an appointment, Rhode Islanders are growing increasingly frustrated with how the state has handled its vaccine rollout.
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WHEN Delegate Jennifer Carroll Foy, D-Woodbridge, announced in late May that she was throwing her hat in the 2021 gubernatorial ring, she was the first Democrat out of the gate, and if she wins, she would be the first Black female governor in Virginia history. âIn order for there to be a trail, there has to be someone whoâs willing to blaze it,â she said, explaining why she successfully ran for delegate in 2017 while pregnant with twins.
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