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WVU Medicine answers more questions about COVID-19 vaccines

This is the third in a four-part series of FAQs provided by WVU Medicine. Because of length, we are publishing the questions and answers in four parts. Read Part 1 HERE and Part 2 HERE. Part 4 can be read HERE. Newsroom@DominionPost.com  As access to the coronavirus vaccine begins ...

Health Dept. works to schedule vaccines

KINGWOOD — The Preston County Health Department is “looking into” an automated phone system that will help them set up appointments for COVID vaccinations.  V. J. Davis, director of the Preston County Health Department, said if purchased,  when a client  called the ...

Mon County students may be back in classrooms on Jan. 21

Monongalia County students might return to their classrooms Jan. 21 for blended instruction, Superintendent Eddie Campbell Jr. said Thursday. “Might,” is the watch-word, he said. That’s because it all hinges on how State Schools Superintendent Clayton Burch responds to his waiver ...

State wants to override decision

W.Va. BOE says no to districts that want remote learning for now On Tuesday evening, Monongalia County Board of Education members decreed the district would stay remote though Feb. 12, for a multitude of reasons related to the pandemic. On Wednesday afternoon, West Virginia Board of ...

Answers to your COVID questions 2

This is the second in a four-part series of FAQs provided by WVU Medicine. Because of length, we are publishing the questions and answers in four parts. Part 3 is available HERE.Read Part 1 HERE Newsroom@DominionPost.com  As access to the coronavirus vaccine begins to make its way ...