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COVID-19 vaccinations begin at Indiana nursing homes

Residents hope the vaccine will allow them to welcome visitors again in the next few months. Author: Rich Nye, Allen Carter Published: 6:08 PM EST December 28, 2020 Updated: 4:47 AM EST December 29, 2020 BARGERSVILLE, Ind. People in the most at-risk population for COVID-19 are now receiving the Moderna vaccine.  CVS Health gave the first of two shots to residents and staff during a seven-hour on-site vaccine clinic Monday at the Aspen Trace Senior Living Community in Bargersville. Residents hope the vaccine will allow them to welcome visitors again in the next few months. If you re healthy enough to get that shot, I think it s a good idea, said 86-year-old Dolores Williams, who received the vaccine. I can at least bring my family and friends in and hug them, and I won t feel guilty about giving them the virus.

Absent A Thanksgiving Surge, DeWine Again Asks Ohioans To Stay Home This Holiday

Originally published on December 23, 2020 7:41 am Many feared Ohio s cases of coronavirus would surge post-Thanksgiving if families gathered as normal, but data show many in fact heeded the call, leading Gov. Mike DeWine to again urge Ohioans to hunker down for the upcoming Christmas holiday. To be clear, cases went up, but thankfully, we have not seen cases go up dramatically, DeWine said during a Monday press conference. We re happy with what we saw. Overall, we should be pleased with what Ohioans did over that Thanksgiving weekend. Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff, chief medical officer at the Ohio Department of Health, joined the conference virtually to remind everyone of the precautions repeated since March: stay home, wear your mask and wash hands.

DeWine Says Ohioans Reduced Thanksgiving Surge, Asks People to Stay Home Again this Holiday

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine during his April 1, 2020, coronavirus briefing. Many feared the number of coronavirus cases in Ohio would surge post-Thanksgiving if families gathered as normal, but data show many in fact heeded the call not to do that. So Gov. Mike DeWine is again urging Ohioans to hunker down for the upcoming Christmas holiday. To be clear, cases went up, but thankfully, we have not seen cases go up dramatically, DeWine said during a Monday press conference. We re happy with what we saw. Overall, we should be pleased with what Ohioans did over that Thanksgiving weekend. Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff, chief medical officer at the Ohio Department of Health, joined the conference virtually to remind everyone of the precautions repeated since March: stay home, wear your mask and wash hands.

Steuben County reports 52 new COVID-19 cases, one new death

Steuben County reports 52 new COVID-19 cases, one new death
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