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We ve come up against the brick wall : Southwest Ohio fights vaccine hesitancy ahead of Biden town hall
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No one can convince me : Sharp divide remains over vaccines
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Northern Kentucky University s BB&T Arena to serve as mass vaccination site Madeline Mitchell, Cincinnati Enquirer © Liz Dufour/The Enquirer A nurse prepares a syringe with the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at Corinthian Baptist Church in Bond Hill, Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2021. The vaccines must be stored in special freezers at -112 degrees to -76 degrees. The event was hosted by The First Ladies for Health and the Cincinnati Health Department. To qualify, you had to be in either the 1A or 1B group.
Updated with clarifying information from the university.
St. Elizabeth Healthcare will use Northern Kentucky University s BB&T Arena as a mass vaccination site later this month, university officials confirmed Tuesday afternoon.
Opinion: Republicans repeat costly mistakes with vaccine rollout Catherine Ingram, Opinion contributor © Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine s office Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine
For decades, Ohio Republicans have had a stranglehold on state government, running the state with a single-minded approach – decreasing the size of government no matter the cost and shifting burdens onto local communities.
They’ve cut taxes for the wealthy and well-connected and operated many of our social safety nets on shoestring budgets, putting off critical, necessary and often costly upgrades under the guise of fiscal responsibility. But as the last year has shown, that approach to government is costing Ohioans even more during their time of need.