Officials with Ysleta ISD announced a partnership with Immunize El Paso to host COVID-19 vaccine clinics at schools this week for anyone 5 years and older. The clinics offer first and/or second doses of the vaccine, as well as booster shots (third doses). The COVID-19 vaccine is optional and not required to attend school. Vaccine […]Read More
Officials with the City of El Paso announced that beginning Monday, Sept. 27, they will begin to administer the COVID-19 Pfizer-BioNTech booster vaccine by appointment to eligible adults who have received two doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. “Although immunity in the fully vaccinated has been found to be high several months after administration, a booster […]Read More
All New Mexico State University system employees will be required to become fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by the end of September or begin to undergo weekly testing, the university announced Tuesday in a letter sent to NMSU campuses and offices across the state. “The New Mexico State University system continues to prioritize being agile and […]Read More
While the COVID-19 vaccine is widely available and doesn’t cost a penny, however those who may need a free ride to a vaccination clinic need to act quickly. Ridesharing services Uber and Lyft have been offering free and discounted rides to and from the vaccine sites since late May. Those benefits end July 4. Sun […]Read More
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