Donna Talerico calls it a shot of normalcy for the coming school year. Talerico, the deputy superintendent of Monongalia County’s school district, is referring to the COVID vaccine clinics coming up this week for middle-schoolers and high-schoolers. Around 700 students are expected to ...
WVU Today Slowly, but surely, America is returning to some semblance of normalcy. Masks, wipes and sanitizers can now be found in discount bins. Dine-in restaurants are filling back up and concerts and sporting events are opening the gates. For some folks, however, reentering society ...
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MORGANTOWN -- Education? Incentives? A sincere letter of request from the board of directors? The Mountain Line Transit Board of Directors is looking into how it can convince employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19. Mountain Line CEO Dave Bruffy said 38%, or 27 of the transit ...
A total of 866 students in Monongalia’s school district received at least one shot of the COVID vaccination this past school year. And 1,600 teachers and other adults associated with the district rolled up their sleeves for the same. Deputy Schools Superintendent Donna Talerico rolled ...
MORGANTOWN — Gov. Jim Justice and his team emphasized the need for people to get vaccinated as the various COVID variants proliferate in the U.S. and around the world among the unvaccinated. Justice opened Tuesday's briefing by again promoting the vaccine lottery, titled Do it for Baby ...