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Washington. Im laura garcia. A surprise in South Bay. Santa clara is allowing anyone between ages 16 and 50 to sign up for the covid vaccination appointment, and the first day for statewide eligibility is April 15th. And we have Bob Riddell joining us this morning. And so how do people sign up . This is again open to anyone between ages of 16 and 49, and so just under 50, and starting at midnight last night, Santa Clara county opened up the Appointment Schedule for those people as long as you dont schedule the appointment before the Eligibility Date April 15th, and go into the Search Engine and type in Santa Clara County Covid Vaccination information and come up to the department of Health Website and scroll down and you will see the blue tab that says book an appointment. Unfortunately for me, i am trying to get on and book an appointment, and i have not been able to yet. I go back and click on the Santa Clara valley clinics and all vaccination sites are full. This is not a surprise,

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LAREDO, Texas – Two men have been sentenced to federal prison for importing over 900 pounds of meth, announced U.S. Attorney Alamdar S. Hamdani. A federal jury convicted Noe De Jesus Martinez-Montelongo, 36, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, and Fidel Rodriguez-Saldana, 35, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, Aug. 23, 2023 following a three-day trial. U.S. District Judge Diana SaldanaLAREDO, Texas – Two men have been sentenced to federal prison for importing over 900 pounds of meth, announced U.S. Attorney Alamdar S. Hamdani. A federal jury convicted Noe De Jesus Martinez-Montelongo, 36, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, and Fidel Rodriguez-Saldana, 35, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, Aug. 23, 2023 following a three-day trial. U.S. District Judge Diana Saldana » The FINANCIAL Crime

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