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The Day - Area youth line up for first chance at COVID-19 vaccination - News from southeastern Connecticut

Mohegan For many of the young people lining up Saturday for their first chance at a COVID-19 vaccination, the hesitation was less about the vaccine and more about the needle. The fear of needles, however, did not stop a large turnout of the newly eligible 12- to 15-year-olds at a Yale New Haven Health vaccination clinic at Mohegan Sun. “I don’t really like getting shots, but I want this one. I just want COVID to go away,” said 12-year-old Haylee Hanner of Ledyard. Hanner waited with dozens of other people for a chance to enter the casino’s Seasons Buffet, which has been transformed into a vaccination clinic.

Q&A: Composer Nick Boyle on helping recreate sounds of Syria now lost to war

Tenants at Canton Housing Authority call for village to appoint new board, director addresses concerns

Thursday, April 22, 2021 - 5:50 pm BY ADAM ATKINSON North Country This Week POTSDAM Some senior residents at the apartments run by the Canton Housing Authority are calling on the village to appoint a new housing authority board to handle what they view as poor conditions in the facilities. Several residents, along with the director of the county Office for Aging, voiced concerns at the village board meeting Wednesday, April 22. They spoke about the state of affairs in the apartments and what the residents called a lack of attention by management. However, during a separate conversation with North Country This Week on Thursday, the authority’s executive director, Amanda St. Marie, said even with the COVID-related challenges of the last year in the senior housing facility, she and her office have been available to residents. Maintenance and security concerns are being addressed, she said.

Partnership designed to help 65 and old age group get COVID vaccine

Partnership designed to help 65 and old age group get COVID vaccine WWNY Partnership By Brendan Straub | March 3, 2021 at 9:39 PM EST - Updated March 3 at 9:39 PM WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWNY) - Getting a shot could be tough for the older population if they have to drive to vaccine site. But, there’s a new partnership that aims to bring the shots closer to home. At the Jefferson County Office for the Aging, the phones have been ringing off the hook with county residents needing help getting a vaccination appointment. Director Kathleen Kazakoff says not all seniors are tech-savvy and that is a big challenge.