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DURHAM, N.C. (WTVD) Mass COVID-19 vaccination clinics are being planned across North Carolina.
One took place at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Charlotte this past weekend, with plans for another at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte this coming weekend and another in Durham in February.
Durham County Health Director Rodney Jenkins announced plans for a mass vaccination clinic in the Bull City during yesterday s Durham County Board of Commissioner s meeting. We are delighted to report that the state of North Carolina and Fidelity have pretty much reached an agreement as far as hosting a mega site, Jenkins said during the meeting. For the most part, we re still working out the particulars involved with a memorandum of agreement. Just want to remember that this was something that Secretary Cohen has said that will be placed in Durham.
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Durham City Council Members Outline Their 2021 Priorities
Mayor Steve Schewel
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Menâs Healthâwas grappling with the issues of gentrification, affordable housing, evictions, racial equity, and near out-of-control gun violence, with young Black men as both victims and perpetrators.
Looking forward, here are the issues that the majority of the Durham City Councilâincluding Mayor Steve Schewel and Mayor Pro Tem Jillian Johnsonâtold the
INDY will be their top priorities for 2021. (Javiera Caballero, Mark-Anthony Middleton, and Charlie Reece could not be reached for comment.)
The year, they surmise, will be one of pandemic recovery.
Pierce Freelon just turned 37. The charismatic musician, youth arts advocate, and educator is the councilâs newest and youngest member. He was sworn in on September 3 to fill the Ward 3 seat left vacant by Vernetta Alston, who resigned in April to join the state General Assembly.