‘People were banging their heads against the wall, and there was no need to bottleneck with an unusable user interface,’ Erick Katzenstein said.
What to do, expect when you go hunting for a COVID-19 vaccine in Delaware
The best simple advice is to register with the biggest suppliers, because you’ll need an account to schedule and maybe just to see the appointment calendar.
Advocates ask Delaware to prioritize vaccines for Type 1 diabetes
‘I’m getting lots of different answers,” Kathy Butler McDermott said. ‘But not ‘We got it covered.’ Nobody’s saying that.’
Bad weather postpones start of 2nd-dose clinic in Dover
The appointment-only operation at Dover International Speedway will open at 11 a.m. Sunday and run at least through Feb. 25.
AmeriCorps members to help fight pandemic
This is ‘an opportunity to re-examine how we deliver health,’ U.S. Sen. Chris Coons said, noting he has five AmeriCorps members serving in his office.
Bar, restaurant curfew ends; scholastic sports are OK
‘We are balancing the need for a healthy community and a healthy economy, but we can’t let our guard down,’ Gov. John Carney said.
A common call for equality by Purzycki and Meyer
Purzycki wants ‘respect, equality, and social and racial justice’ as guides. Meyer wants to ‘prevent a whole generation from falling into a lifetime of risk.’