SJC Anticipates No Covid-19 Vaccines This Week
At 12 noon today, St. Johns County issued the notice that it does not expect to receive a new batch of Covid-19 vaccines this week. “St. Johns County is not scheduled to receive a new…
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At 12 noon today, St. Johns County issued the notice that it does not expect to receive a new batch of Covid-19 vaccines this week. “St. Johns County is not scheduled to receive a new…
Editor’s Note: As of 10:30pm Sunday, St. Johns County has not announced the arrival of additional vaccines nor reopened the appointment scheduling system. Reprinted from the NY Times Florida decided people 65 and older should…
UPDATE: At 9:16 am, St. Johns County reported all 400 vaccination appointments for Friday were taken and the appointment system is closing until the arrival of a new shipment of vaccines. Late Wednesday afternoon, St….
Late Wednesday afternoon, St. Johns County released the online appointment link for vaccination appointments on Friday, January 8. Registration for appointments will open at 9 a.m. Thursday, January 7. The form will remain inactive until…
St. Johns County received a second allotment of 800 vaccines from the State of Florida today. Online registration to make a vaccination appointment will open at 9 a.m. on Thursday, January 7, for appointments on…
After a chaotic rollout this week of a much-anticipated vaccine distribution effort that launched with on-line appointments and collapsed as a muddled drive-thru effort, St. Johns County has announced it is assuming control of the…
The SJC Emergency Operations Center reports that Saturday’s supply of Covid vaccines was exhausted at 10:30am, 90 minutes after the drive-thru site opened this morning at the County Health Department on San Sebastian. An official…
SJC has announced the start of drive-thru vaccinations at the county Health Department beginning 9 am, Saturday, Jan 2, 2021, to include persons 65 years and older. Supplies are very limited on a daily basis….
Editor’s Note: Neighbor Gerry Kurth tried to obtain a vaccination appointment in St. Johns County and details his experience below. The Florida Department of Health in St. Johns County received approximately 3,000 doses of the…
As the lead agency for vaccination distribution, the Florida Department of Health in St. Johns County has received a limited initial allocation of COVID-19 vaccines. Per State of Florida Executive Order 20-315, the first phase…
One of the joys of the holiday season here in North Florida is the coinciding winter harvest. And good news. The County Line produce stand has re-opened open for business! It just takes a pleasant…
St. Johns County and Flagler Health+ COVID-19 Partnership Transitioning from Testing to Vaccine Distribution Planning In preparation for COVID-19 vaccine distribution, St. Johns County and Flagler Health+ are transitioning the COVID-19 response operations from testing…
Art walk/Shop & Dine the Beach – December 19, 20204:00 P.M. – 8:00 P.M. – Pope Road to A Street Come take a stroll down A1A Beach Boulevard and visit our localartists in various locations…
2021 St. Johns County Annual Beach Driving Passes St. Johns County on-beach driving passes will be available for purchase beginning Monday, December 7, and make great stocking stuffers for the holiday season. St. Johns County…
Phone Calls from Santa 2020 St. Johns County Parks and Recreation is hosting Phone Calls from Santa this holiday season for children eight years old or younger. Santa will make his phone calls between 6…
This appeal from Home Again St. Johns is reprinted as a public service. Our 5th year of Celebrating the Nights of Lights on Saturday, December 5th from 6:00 until 10:00 p.m. at the Lightner Museum…
A few weeks ago, the Spoonbill Courier published a report alerting MC homeowners to potential savings on their flood insurance policy. This began with a query to the SJC Floodplain office for clarification about an…
Marsh Creek’ers Shay and Peter Fontana describe their extraordinary charitable work in Haiti in this letter of thanks to Flagler Hospital for their assistance. By Shay Fontana The Hope for Haiti Foundation, Inc. began its…
Getting up early to see the sunrise is a sign of a commitment to the day, right? (Who am I kidding? Right now, with the sun peeking up at 7:33 am, unless you rise at…