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County offers H1N1 vaccines to high risk groups
WEATHERFORD — Parker County’s Office of Emergency Management in collaboration with the Parker County Hospital District and the local health authority has obtained an initial allotment of H1N1 vaccine to be disbursed to high priority groups, according to a release from the office of County Judge Mark Riley.
Parker County has initially been provided a very small allotment of the vaccine and is working to provide the most effective use of the available vaccine.
Due to this initial limited supply of vaccine, the Parker County Hospital District is following CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommendations that the following priority groups receive the vaccination until the availability increases: Health care providers and first responders, pregnant women and household contacts and caregivers for children younger than 6 months, children 6 months through 4 years and children and adolescents age 5 through 18 years who have health conditions associated with higher risk of medical complications from influenza disease.
Inoculations to the CDC established target populations will be given as long as the vaccine lasts on from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday and from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 25, at the Parker County Hospital District office located at 1121 Pecan St., Weatherford.
When Parker County receives notification of vaccine availability for other individuals the public will be notified.
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Hannah’s House seeks helpers for court ordered, supervised visitations
WILLOW PARK — Did you know several tragedies involving children have prompted new Texas laws for increased safety and reduced trauma for children of divorced parents? Now more than ever, there is an increased demand for safe supervised visitations and conflict-free child exchange between divorced parents.
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2010 Hamfest set for March 27
WEATHERFORD — Sponsored by the Amateur Radio Club of Parker County, the 2010 Weatherford Hamfest is scheduled for 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, March 27, at Couts United Methodist Church, 802 N. Elm St. in Weatherford.
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Roos baseball, softball rescheduled
Due to Tuesday's local weather, Weatherford High School baseball and softball games have been rescheduled.
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Chuckwagon Camp at Doss set for spring break
WEATHERFORD — For three days, children in the fifth grade through adults can learn about the challenges pioneers and cowboys had cooking on the trail.
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Library to offer Spring Break fun
WEATHERFORD — Spring Break 2010 is here and the Weatherford Public Library is offering a full schedule of children’s activities.
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Annual golf tourney set for April 1
WEATHERFORD — The Weatherford ISD Education Foundation will host its ninth annual Fools for Schools Golf Tournament Thursday, April 1 at Split Rail Links and Golf Club.
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WC raises tuition
Parker County residents who choose to attend Weatherford College this fall will pay $4 more per semester hour; the 6.6 percent increase to $65 per semester hour was approved by Weatherford College trustees in regular session Thursday.
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Weatherford College raises tuition rates
Parker County residents who choose to attend Weatherford College this fall will pay $4 more per semester hour; the 6.6 percent increase to $65 per semester hour was approved by Weatherford College trustees in regular session Thursday.
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