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R.I. vaccine subcommittee unanimously approves Johnson & Johnson single-dose vaccine

R.I. vaccine subcommittee unanimously approves Johnson & Johnson single-dose vaccine Alexa Gagosz © Gretchen Ertl Anthony Ficocelli, 49, of North Providence, who fills the roles of physical education health teacher, athletic director, and football coach at Central Falls High School, received his second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at the school on Saturday. PROVIDENCE Rhode Island’s vaccine subcommittee voted Wednesday morning to allow the Johnson & Johnson vaccine to be allocated for adults over the age of 18. Dr. Nicole Alexander-Scott said the state is in the “early stages” of designing the distribution strategy for this one-shot vaccine, which is easier to store compared to the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines that have already been approved for emergency use.

R.I. vaccine subcommittee unanimously approves Johnson & Johnson single-dose vaccine

Boston man charged with murder in Providence cold case

Boston man charged with murder in Providence cold case Nigel A. Nichols was indicted Tuesday in the 2011 slaying of Steven Latimer By Amanda Milkovits Globe Staff,Updated February 9, 2021, 6:43 p.m. Email to a Friend Steven K. Latimer and his daughter, Nevaeh.Photo Courtesy of the Steven K. Latimer Memorial Foundation PROVIDENCE — A Boston man serving life sentences for the murders of two men who he thought “looked at him the wrong way” in downtown Providence is now accused in another homicide. Nigel A. Nichols, 35, was indicted Tuesday in the slaying of Steven Latimer, a young Providence man who had been out with friends in 2011.

Kathleen Gallagher: Read all of her Milwaukee Journal Sentinel columns

Kathleen Gallagher: Read all of her Milwaukee Journal Sentinel columns Journal Sentinel © Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Kathleen Gallagher, executive director of 5 Lakes Institute, is a former reporter who was awarded the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting. She is writing a column for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Pulitizer Prize winner Kathleen Gallagher writes a column for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Business section. You can read all of her columns here: © Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Work continues on the High-Performance Computing Data Center (HPCDC) Globe Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2020, in Mount Pleasant. Coming in at 100 feet tall, the globe will house Foxconn s Network Operations Center.

Sandwich home damaged by winter storm is torn down; two others expected to be demolished

Sandwich home damaged by winter storm is torn down; two others expected to be demolished By Travis Andersen and Charlie McKenna Globe Staff and Globe Correspondent,Updated February 3, 2021, 3:11 p.m. Email to a Friend Extensive erosion and damage from Monday s Nor easter took it s toll on homes along the beachfront on Salt Marsh Road.John Tlumacki/Globe Staff All three summer homes on Salt Marsh Road in Sandwich that partially collapsed amid the winter storm that swept across Massachusetts on Monday night will likely have to be demolished, a town official said Wednesday. Brendan W. Brides, building commissioner for the town, said in a phone interview that one of the damaged homes was “taken down already” earlier in the day.