Doctors and nurses haven’t been issuing as many jabs this week.
The state’s Department of Health Services yesterday reported just over 76-thousand doses handed-out this week. That’s far from last week’s 225-thousand doses, and a long way from Wisconsin’s peak of 425-thousand doses in a week back in April. Those numbers are expected to jump by Monday when the full statewide count is reported, but health managers aren’t sure just how far those numbers will go up. CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM WI DHS.
Some places in Sconnie are getting creative.
They are calling it ‘beer and a shot.’ Public health managers in Appleton are giving away a free beer to anyone who comes to their vaccine clinic and gets a coronavirus shot. Kurt Eggebrecht with the Appleton Health Department says they are trying to be creative and get some people off the fence. Coronavirus vaccinations in Wisconsin have been steadily falling since the first week of April.
