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Ohio begins to quicken pace of vaccinations | News, Sports, Jobs

By DAVID SKOLNICK Staff writer The number of Ohioans getting the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine significantly increased in the past few days, but only 22.5 percent of the overall vaccines provided to the state have been used, health officials reported. As of Thursday, 119,401 people had the first dose, according to the Ohio Department of Health. That’s 1.02 percent of the state’s population. Vaccinations started two weeks ago. But, they pointed to an encouraging sign: Vaccinations have picked up significantly in the past few days. Between Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, 25,338 vaccinations were given, the most for a 24-hour period, with 22,471 between Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons, ODH reported. The 47,809 total in those 48 hours is 40 percent of all vaccinations given in the state.

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Vaccination efforts slow in Ohio | News, Sports, Jobs

dskolnick@tribtoday.com Staff photo / Ed Runyan Matthew Tubbs, maintenance manager at the Eugenia Atkinson Recreation Center on Otis Street near Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, learns more about being vaccinated against COVID-19 from Erin Bishop, Youngstown health commissioner, center, and Noelle Kosela, a health department contact tracer. The number of Ohioans getting the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine significantly increased in the past few days, but only 22.5 percent of the overall vaccines provided to the state have been used, health officials reported. As of Thursday, 119,401 people had the first dose, according to the Ohio Department of Health. That’s 1.02 percent of the state’s population.

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City safety workers get shot | News, Sports, Jobs

Staff photo / Ed Run yan Anthea Mickens, director of nursing for the Youngstown City Health District, gives Youngstown Fire Chief Barry Finley a Moderna COVID-19 vaccination Wednesday at the main fire station, along with other members of his department and personnel from the AMR ambulance compan YOUNGSTOWN About 40 people some from the Youngstown Fire Department and some from AMR ambulance company were vaccinated Wednesday against COVID-19 by the Youngstown City Health District. The health district received 900 doses of the Moderna vaccine, health Commissioner Erin Bishop said. Those vaccinated at the main Youngstown fire station were the first to get the vaccines from the city health district.

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DeWine: Students who have been exposed to COVID-19 can still come to school

DeWine: Students who have been exposed to COVID-19 can still come to school
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Youngstown firefighters and EMS employees receive first doses of COVID-19 vaccine

Youngstown firefighters and EMS employees receive first doses of COVID-19 vaccine Health Commissioner Erin Bishop said it is possible that the general public could start receiving the vaccine as early as next month. Dec 30, 2020 2:05 PM By: Ellen Wagner YOUNGSTOWN Youngstown Fire Department Chief Barry Finley was the first to receive the COVID-19 vaccine from the Youngstown City Health District today. Last week, the health department received 800 doses of the Moderna vaccine, which YFD firefighters and American Medical Response EMS employees began receiving today. On Thursday, residents and staff of congregate living facilities will begin receiving the vaccine. Finley received the vaccine from Anthea Mickens, director of nursing at Youngstown City Health District. Regional Director of AMR EMS Edward Powers was the second person to receive the vaccine from Mickens.

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