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ACRMC to Begin Administering COVID-19 Vaccinations to the Public
For Immediate Release January 13, 2021ACRMC to Begin AdministeringCOVID-19 Vaccinations to the Public Adams County Regional Medical Center (ACRMC) will begin offering COVID-19 vaccinations to individuals that are 80 years of age and over starting next week through ACRMC’s COVID-19 Vaccination Drive-Thru at the hospital’s campus.Vaccinations will be administered by appointment only. Individuals seeking the vaccine will need to call 937-386-3015to be put on the ACRMC COVID-19 Wait List.A member of the ACRMC
How to Treat Buck Rubs on Trees
How to Treat Buck Rubs on Trees Right now we’re seeing quite a few young trees damaged by deer. Deer feed on tender new growth all year round, but the worst deer damage occurs during the deer rut season in fall and early winter. Young trees are helpless victims of the courtship ritual between bucks and does. Bucks show off during rut season by scraping their racks against the bark of young trees and spraying a musky scent that attracts does. They particularly like trees standing out in
COVID-19 Testing Now Available at ACRMC Family Medicine Locations
For Immediate Release January 13, 2021 COVID-19 Testing Now Available at ACRMC Family Medicine Locations Adams County Regional Medical Center (ACRMC) is now offering rapid antigen testing for COVID-19 patients at its ACRMC Family Medicine locations in Winchester, West Union, and Georgetown. The rapid antigen test offers results within hours. Patients with symptoms seeking a rapid antigen test should call before arriving. Once they arrive at an ACRMC Family Medicine location, patients will park in the
Winter Reading for Gardeners
Winter Reading for Gardeners Somehow we all have more time to read during the winter months. Here are some of the best books I know of about gardening and plants, to help you expand your horizons and broaden your gardening awareness. It seems that everyone right now is focused on how to protect ourselves and our families from a particular virus. Contradictory information about masks, vaccines and other measures is all around us. In his recent book The Biophilia Effect,
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Hunter Consulting Safety Article: Hypothermia
HYPOTHERMIA By Gary W. Hanson, President of American Safety & Health Management Consultants, Inc. Each year when the weather gets cold, and the thermometer drops into the single digits or lower, we hear of cases where individuals have either died or suffered serious injury from Hypothermia. Hypothermia is “a decrease where the core body temperature lowers to a level at which normal muscular and cerebral functions are impaired”. When the body temperature drops we become subject to Hypothermia. As warm
