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No. 2 - Frustration was being expressed by some Broward residents who thought they had made it through the Department of Health website and scheduled their appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine shot, but showed up to find out they wouldn’t be injected.
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Broward Mayor Steve Geller said residents are reaching out to him pleading for help. Some are asking for special treatment, which he emphasized doesn’t exist. The Department of Health is asking for patience from the public and says those people who had appointments will get a phone call or an email. As to when the website is going to be up and taking appointments again, the department says just keep checking. Geller believes some seniors may have gotten higher expectations that what Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis actually communicated when he spoke about the vaccines being given.
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The Real Deal Reporters’ Favorite Real Estate Stories 2020. (iStock)
The coronavirus pandemic colored many of the stories at The Real Deal in 2020, but our reporters’ picks for their favorite pieces of the year show that not everything was about Covid-19 in the real estate industry.
While some of these stories touch on the ways the pandemic changed real estate in the past 12 months from creating more opportunities for landlords to pick up distressed properties, to putting pressure on Manhattan’s already shaky condo market others are deep dives into little corners of the industry, including a profile of one of Los Angeles’ most famous agents and a history of New York City’s most profitable condo.
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DeSantis said he would sign an executive order guaranteeing seniors ages 65 and over would be the first to get the vaccine among the general public - emphasizing he hopes there would be enough vaccines by the start of next year for all seniors. He also said doctors should use their judgment to vaccinate people with underlying health conditions like cancer that make them more vulnerable to the virus. The next priority when more vaccine arrives would be law enforcement, firefighters and teachers, DeSantis said.
No. 3 - President Donald Trump issued 26 pardons on Wednesday night, including ones to his son-in-law Jared Kushner s father, and to his 2016 campaign manager Paul Manafort and Republican political operative Roger Stone.