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So after a year of denying covid is a problem, complaining about mask mandates and ignoring hundreds of grieving Westmoreland County families, commissioners Sean Kertes and Doug Chew and their enablers in the state Legislature now complain that vaccines aren’t happening as they want? Give me a break!
Perhaps if they actually supported mitigation efforts to slow the spread of the virus and spent the past year actually formulating a plan to deal with the local impacts of the pandemic, they might actually have some credibility. Instead, what they accomplished is merely a publicity stunt.
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The push for help to provide additional covid-19 vaccine doses will continue Monday when Westmoreland County commissioners are scheduled meet with the county’s 11-member state legislative delegation to address future needs.
It will be the first joint meeting of the current three-member board of commissioners with state representatives, senators and their staffs.
It comes at a time when local elected leaders continue to struggle with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic as well as make plans for a recovery program. That includes speeding up vaccination of residents, bolstering the local economy and planning for future economic development, financial assistance and other areas of concern.
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Michael Deligatti, owner of McDonald’s Big Mac Museum on Route 30, gives remarks for the 100th birthday celebration for Ruth Shuster, seen seated in her throne behind a plexiglass protector, on Wednesday, March 3, 2021 in North Huntingdon.
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Allegheny County’s covid-19 case numbers are no longer declining, but they’re stable, Dr. Debra Bogen, health director, said Wednesday.