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The Chatham-Kent vaccination team remains on schedule to give second doses of COVID-19 vaccine to the first people jabbed at the Chatham clinic.
Those who received their first dose Feb. 22 to Feb. 28 can now book appointments for June 16 or later.
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“We’re totally on track to get those done,” said Dr. David Colby, Chatham-Kent’s medical officer of health. “I’m not concerned at all that there will be delays beyond the 16-week mark with regard to the boosters.”
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The Chatham-Kent vaccination team remains on schedule to give second doses of COVID-19 vaccine to the first people jabbed at the Chatham clinic.
Those who received their first dose Feb. 22 to Feb. 28 can now book appointments for June 16 or later.
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“We’re totally on track to get those done,” said Dr. David Colby, Chatham-Kent’s medical officer of health. “I’m not concerned at all that there will be delays beyond the 16-week mark with regard to the boosters.”
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Maybe this is harsh, but itâs been a harsh few days.
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One of our newspaper pals, Dave Dutton, was lost to COVID-19 at age 69, the last 28 years of which we worked in the same building. He was, as they say, a caution.
Before it actually killed him, the virus ruined him â stealing his retirement dreams, his hopes in a brand new house, his carefree time with family â in a month-long descent that must have been absolutely harrowing.
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One person has been charged in connection with an anti-lockdown protest in Chatham and more likely will be, Chatham-Kent’s top administrator says.
Chief administrative officer Don Shropshire did not have any information Thursday on the first protest-related charge, but he said “there are other charges expected, so that’s not the end of it.”
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“You can expect those charges will be laid over the coming weeks,” he said.
Messages left Thursday with three other municipal officials about the latest charge were not immediately returned.
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