U S Expands Vaccination Drive To Stadiums And Public Venues
The United States moves into a new phase of its mass vaccination effort by opening football stadiums, ballparks, fairgrounds, and convention centers to inoculate a broader population including seniors teachers and first responders. Emily Alexander a fourth grade teacher in Arizona was vaccinated at a drive thru operation near the Arizona Cardinals stadium. She hopes vaccination will allow in person visits with students and families by year end. Britain faces a more contagious variant complicating vaccination efforts.
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UK launches mass vaccination as virus surges
Britain opens seven large vaccination centers amid rising COVID-19 cases and hospital strain. Prime Minister Johnson urges adherence to rules while plans to vaccinate the most vulnerable, including frontline workers and residents, proceed amid a European toll rising.
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Inauguration security readied after Capitol siege
U S Secret Service leads security for Joe Biden's inauguration at the Capitol with national guard in place. DHS and local agencies coordinate as 10 000 guards prepare checkpoints metal detectors and fencing around Washington DC amid tight security and scaled back public access.
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Levy Updates on In-Person Learning and Quarantine Rules
Medina district resumes full in-person learning January 25 and outlines COVID-19 guidelines. Close contacts in classes may avoid quarantine if masked and separated but cannot participate in extracurriculars for 14 days. outside-classroom contacts must quarantine 10 days. A $70,000 donation from Highland Athletic Facilities Association supports the Athletic Complex Project. Board officers Diane Thomas and Norm Christopher retained their positions.
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Medina schools expect covid vaccines for districts by March
Talks with Medina County Health Department indicate COVID-19 vaccine doses will reach all county school districts by end of March. Phase 1B includes school employees. timing depends on federal and state vaccine availability to county health departments.
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Veterans seek extension on electronic bingo bill and pulltabs
Ohio lawmakers debate merging electronic bingo with veterans group gambling. Officials warn of unplugging machines if no extension or new bill by month end. Brunswick post losses cited. veterans urge separate, workable legislation for 2021.
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