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Phyllis Bragg, left, president of the Chi Eta Phi nursing soroity s Zeta Eta chapter, and volunteer Kim Hosendove work on registering Antowane Simmons for the COVID vaccine Saturday at the Villages of Hanna Apartments.
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Phyllis Bragg, seated left, President of the Chi Eta Phi Zeta Eta Chapter, and Kim Hosendove, standing, volunteer, work on registering Antowane Simmons, right, for the COVID vaccine Saturday at the Villages of Hanna Apartments. Previous Next
Sunday, April 11, 2021 1:00 am
Vaccines come with reassurance
JAMIE DUFFY | The Journal Gazette
Antowane Simmons was ready to listen, but he still had reservations about the novel coronavirus vaccine.
Katie Fyfe | The Journal Gazette
The Rev. Robert Bell discusses plans for the city s Vaccine Registration Week on Thursday at the Wayne Township trustee s office.
Katie Fyfe | The Journal Gazette Justin Clupper, Executive Director of Community Transportation Network, talks about how transportation will not be a barrier for people to get vaccinated and how they have partnered with Uber to give away 600 free rides for those who need transportation to get vaccinated at the Wayne Township Trustee Office on Thursday afternoon.
Katie Fyfe | The Journal Gazette Director of HealthVisions Midwest of Fort Wayne Sharon Tubbs, gives an overview of Fort Wayne’s Vaccine Registration Week that will be on April 10th-17th at the Wayne Township Trustee Office on Thursday afternon.
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Catholic Charities hold the first of three events aimed at registering former refugees for COVID vaccines on Wednesday, March 31st, 2021. Previous Next
Sunday, April 04, 2021 1:00 am
Making sure everyone gets their FAIR SHOT
Local groups assist minorities as they navigate their path to vaccine
Nay Nway Nway stares intently at her laptop screen, which sits atop a folding table in a room bustling with activity Wednesday inside an apartment complex on the city s southeast side.
Masked and with a clear plastic barrier separating her from the couple she s working to help on the other side of the table, Nway asks for driver s licenses and opens the state s COVID-19 vaccination registration website. She s looking for appointments for a Burmese couple, who speak little English, to receive shots key to ending the deadly pandemic.
Northern Cape Breton residents at disadvantage for access to vaccine, says MLA
The Nova Scotia MLA for Victoria-The Lakes says seniors living in northern Cape Breton are at a disdvantage when it comes to accessing the only COVID-19 vaccination clinic on the island.
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Keith Bain says people 80 and over should not have to travel six hours to get to COVID-19 clinic
Posted: Mar 12, 2021 5:28 PM AT | Last Updated: March 12
Keith Bain, the Progressive Conservative MLA for Victoria-The Lakes, says Nova Scotia s Liberal government needs to do more to help seniors in northern Cape Breton access the COVID-19 vaccine.(Michael Gorman/CBC)
Justin Clupper knew it was time to try something new.
Community Transportation Network s executive director wanted a fresh fundraising event that wou .