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Five months after COVID vaccines rolled out in Chatham County and an initial shortage made for long lines at the local health department in January and February, supply is no longer a problem. But demand is. In general, our vaccine demand has fallen down significantly, said Dr. Lawton Davis, director of the eight-county Coastal Health District. We re now averaging a little over 200 a day here in Chatham County, where we were sometimes over 1,000 a day.
The Georgia Department of Public Health s Vaccine Dashboard indicates the rate of full vaccination in Chatham County is 29%. In Bryan it s 27% and in Effingham, 20%.
Statewide, women have outpaced men by a margin of about 427,000 in getting vaccinated with at least one dose. Older people, who were offered the vaccine beginning in January, have much higher vaccination rates than do younger people. Over 91% of Georgians aged 65 or older have received at least one dose.
Amazing 3D holograms let pals and family have meals together HUNDREDS of miles apart
Richard Jenkins, SWNS
Updated: 20 Apr 2021, 14:21
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THIS heart-warming video shows the moment two friends were able to have a meal ‘together’ despite being 400 miles apart– thanks to a 3D hologram.
Former schoolmates Sarah Oubridge and Louise Massey speak every day, tell each other absolutely everything and have provided a huge amount of emotional support to each other through the Coronavirus pandemic.
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Sarah and Louise had drinks together despite being hundreds of miles apartCredit: SWNS
But with Sarah living in London and Louise in Edinburgh, they haven’t been able to spend time together in person since October.
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Louise Massey. Cousin Emmy. Molly O Day. These names may not be familiar to you, but they helped pave the way for today s ladies of country music. The Birthplace of Country Music Museum celebrates these often overlooked pioneers of the country music genre, and many others, in its next Virtual Speaker Series entitled Before Coal Miner s Daughters and Many-Colored Coats: Pioneering Women in Country Music.
Tuesday, February 2 at 7:00 p.m. EST guest speaker Bailey George, who has been collecting and researching country music since he was 11 years old (he s now 23), will lead the fascinating discussion on the impact of these pioneering female artists, musicians, writers, and performers. Bailey is himself a local musician and host of WBCM Radio Bristol s Honky Tonk Hit Parade.