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VA Affairs Medical Center Social Worker Brandon Bones directs veterans to the parking lot at the VA Kent County Community Based Outpatient Clinic at the old Blue Hen Mall, where they will receive their first COVID-19 vaccine on Sunday morning.
State using risk data, geography to prioritize COVID waiting list
DOVER — As the state continues to work its way through its list of people eligible and still waiting to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, it is prioritizing the list by data-based risk factors and … more
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VA Affairs Medical Center Registered Nurse Kenneth Horseman, left, gives retired Navy veteran Ricardo Ongaco his first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine at the Kent County Community Based Outpatient Clinic at the old Blue Hen Mall.
DPH announces decrease in hospitalizations, 4 COVID-19-related deaths
WILMINGTON — The Delaware Division of Public Health reported Thursday that four more people have died of COVID-19-related causes, bringing the state’s total number of deaths to 1,444. more
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Applications being accepted for Community Needs Grants starting Monday
DOVER — Delaware nonprofits are invited to apply for general-operating grants of up to $10,000 from the Community Needs Grants program of the Delaware Community Foundation, beginning Monday at 8 a.m. more
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RN Yomile Gebremariam prepares of the dose COVID-19 vaccine at State Street Assisted Living in Dover in February.
Delaware announces 231 new COVID cases
WILMINGTON — Delaware’s Department of Public Health added 231 new cases of COVID-19 to its rolls Wednesday. At least 89 of those cases came from the University of Delaware, according … more
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Wicomico Civic Center will be site for Covid-19 mass vaccinations
The war against Covid-19 ramped up this week with the announcements that a mass vaccination site will open soon at the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center and that 49,600 doses of the new Johnson & … more
Teams of medical personnel giving Covid-19 vaccinations Sunday on the grounds of Dover International Speedway.
State expects 2,200 Delaware child care workers vaccinated by end of week
WILMINGTON — More than one-third of Delaware educators and school staff members who requested a COVID-19 vaccine through the Department of Education have been vaccinated, Secretary of Education … more
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Delaware has received its first 8,000 doses of the newly-approved Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine and has scheduled the first clinics of this one-dose vaccine for this upcoming weekend.
Delaware's first Johnson & Johnson vaccine doses to be administered this weekend
WILMINGTON — Delaware has received its first 8,000 doses of the newly-approved Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine and has scheduled the first clinics of this one-dose vaccine for this … more
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COVID cases still on decline in Delaware, but UD deals with surge
NEWARK — COVID-19 case rates throughout the state are declining; however, the University of Delaware is seeing its first major outbreak since students returned to campus for the spring semester more
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Peter Zajac, right, receives his second COVID-19 vaccine by Wesley College Nursing Student Jessica Wells at the Modern Maturity Center vaccination event on Sunday.
Delaware prepares for shipment of single-dose J&J vaccine
DOVER — Gov. John Carney and the Delaware Division of Public Health are preparing for a shipment as early as the end of this week of the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) Janssen COVID-19 vaccine that was … more
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Camden Pharmacy Manager Leena Amin prepares single syringes of the Moderna vaccine at the Modern Maturity Center vaccination event on Sunday.
COVID hospitalizations fall by 17
DOVER — COVID-19-related hospitalizations fell by 17 to 142 as reported in the Delaware Division of Public Health’s daily update Sunday, while the number of critically ill patients … more
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RN Yomile Gebremariam prepares of the dose COVID-19 vaccine at State Street Assisted Living in Dover in February.
No new COVID deaths reported, state total remains at 1,418
DOVER — No additional COVID-19-related deaths were reported in the Delaware Division of Public Health’s daily update Saturday, leaving the state’s total at 1,418 since March … more
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RN Yomile Gebremariam prepares of the dose COVID-19 vaccine at State Street Assisted Living in Dover in February.
Delaware COVID hospitalizations at lowest level since November
DOVER — Delaware’s COVID-19 hospitalizations set another low for 2021, according to Friday’s report by the Delaware Division of Public Health, falling to 156 as of Thursday at 6 … more
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Maryland Governor Larry Hogan visited a vaccination clinic in Cambridge on Friday. The site is in space donated by the Hyatt Resort. Gov. Hogan, at right, is seen speaking to, from the left, County Council Member Lenny Pfeffer (District 4), Cambridge Mayor Andrew Bradshaw and County Health Officer Roger Harrell.
Gov. Hogan visits Vaccination Clinic, Hoopers Island Oyster Co.
ANNAPOLIS — Governor Larry Hogan on Feb. 26 highlighted ongoing COVID-19 recovery efforts on Maryland’s Eastern Shore with visits to Dorchester County’s vaccination site and Hoopers … more
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Cape May-Lewes Ferry lifts some COVID restrictions
LEWES — The Cape May-Lewes Ferry will again permit both bicyclists and foot passengers — with capacity restrictions — aboard the Delaware Bay ferry service starting Monday. more
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Teams of medical personnel giving Covid-19 vaccinations Sunday on the grounds of Dover International Speedway.
Some Delaware child care providers to receive vaccine at drive-thru in Dover
DOVER — About 2,500 Delaware child care providers will have the opportunity to be vaccinated this Saturday through a drive-thru COVID-19 vaccination event at Dover International Speedway. It … more
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Pharmacist Leena Amin gives Sandi Billings of Dover her first dose of a COVID-19 vaccination at Camden Pharmacy in January.
DPH issues order formalizing vaccine second dose requirements
DOVER — The Delaware Division of Public Health issued an order Thursday requiring health care/vaccination providers to administer the second dose of a two-dose COVID-19 vaccine series to … more
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Red Robin Manager Mark Williams, left, and General Manager Javier Medina were thrilled that they were finally able to open up for customers last July following a string of pandemic-related challenges.
Dover develops, even amid COVID-19 pandemic
DOVER — The COVID-19 pandemic that has ravished many different sectors of the economy has bruised — but not beaten — the capital city since its arrival in March 2020. more
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Kent County Public Library reopens Monday
DOVER — Kent County Public Library will reopen its doors to the public beginning Monday at 10 a.m., while curbside service for pickup and drop-off of materials will continue through March. more
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Bayhealth Medical Assistant Jasmine Graves gives Sue Farabaugh a dose of COVID-19 vaccine.
Second-dose appointments are now open for those who received COVID-19 shot on or before Jan. 29
DOVER – Individuals who received their first dose of COVID-19 28 or more days ago from a pharmacy, medical provider, clinic or other source in Delaware and have not yet obtained a second dose … more
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Teams of medical personnel giving Covid-19 vaccinations Sunday on the grounds of Dover International Speedway.
Delaware receives over 67,000 vaccines doses this week
DOVER — An additional 23,230 doses of COVID-19 vaccine arrived in Delaware on Tuesday, the Delaware Division of Public Health reported on Wednesday. Combined with the 29,250 doses delivered … more
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