There s now no shortage of interesting and unusual ways for central Ohioans to get a COVID-19 vaccination, along with a variety of freebies for taking the jab. And state data shows the incentives may be working
Area residents can get vaccinated in the Short North, at a baseball game or while waiting in line at a food truck, among other places. On top of the unusual locations, those willing to get vaccinated can grab free food or even a chance to win $1 million or a college scholarship.
Megan Taurone, 26, of Reynoldsburg, was one of several area residents getting a shot at Stonewall Columbus on Thursday during a walk-in vaccination clinic hosted by Columbus Public Health. Walk-ins to the clinic, which continued Friday, were offered their choice of free food from a variety of Short North restaurants, including a free meatball from Marcella s or a cocktail from the bar Denmark.
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Carlos Alberto Zea Londono, 58, of Granada Hills, and Eudelia Lopez Martinez, 50, of South Los Angeles, are charged in an updated indictment with one count of conspiracy to commit honest services mail fraud, a felony offense that carries up to 20 years in federal prison, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
Also charged are Rogelio Zazueta, 52, of Huntington Park, and Arestakes “Aries” Khachikyan, 54, of Granada Hills, who each face one count of aiding and abetting the illegal production of identification documents, which carries a 15-year maximum sentence.
The updated indictment adds two new charges and three additional defendants to a June 2020 indictment that charged only Zazueta with the aiding and abetting count.
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The number of COVID-19 cases in Eddy County appeared steady as the State of New Mexico noted it was one of 32 counties in New Mexico at the Turquoise Level.
Eddy County attained Turquoise status in May after meeting some of the criteria set by the New Mexico Department of Health (DOH) that included an average daily case incidence rate no greater than 10 cases per 100,000, an average positive percentage of COVID-19 test results less or equal to 7.5 percent or a fully vaccinated rate at or above 40 percent.
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The Greenup County Genealogy and Historical Society will meet at 6 p.m. May 27 in the libraryâs community room. After the business meeting, a webinar is planned.
Masks are required. The meeting is open to non-members.
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The summer meeting of the Boyd County Retired Teachers Association will be at 11:30 a.m. June 3 at the Elks Club on the corner of Ninth Street and Carter Avenue.
Doors will open at 11 a.m.
Lunch, featuring baked steak or chicken, will be $15. Attendees are asked to wear masks when not seated at a table.
The 2021 winner of the BCRTA Scholarship will be recognized. Members are asked to bring non-perishable food items to be donated to River Cities Harvest.
· BUTCHER | $16
· PACKER | $14.50
· BONE TRIMER | $14
· KITCHEN PREP | $14
o Will be carrying items of product to feed the lines in the pizza room, weight 30-45lbs. Breaking down product & mixing cheese.
· SHIPPING & RECEIVING | $15.50
· RTE/GENERAL LABOR | $14
· PUMP ROOM | $15
· PIZZA ROOM | $14
o Putting product on conveyer belt & applying sauce on product. Shrink wrapping, breaking down boxes, palletizing, packing product in the line.
· SANITATION | $15.50
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