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Fayetteville’s Dr. Dickson Schaefer is working as hard as he can, but his Cumberland County waiting room keeps filling back up.
Fayetteville’s Dr. Dickson Schaefer is working as hard as he can, but his Cumberland County waiting room keeps filling back up.
 
As your Health Director, I feel a need to frankly share with you the status of COVID-19 vaccine in our county.
As your Health Director, I feel a need to frankly share with you the status of COVID-19 vaccine in our county.
 
Our goal remains to provide a vaccine for anyone who wants to receive it.
 
Appointments are required, as the large-scale vaccine site will not be able to accept walk-up or drive-up vaccinations.
 
I had been to the emergency room enough growing up to know that we were in for at least three or four hours of waiting before we were seen
I had been to the emergency room enough growing up to know that we were in for at least three or four hours of waiting before we were seen
 
Students in East Carolina University's College of Engineering and Technology helped revamp information technology systems and make process improvements for two Pitt County agencies dedicated to improving the lives of children.
Students in East Carolina University's College of Engineering and Technology helped revamp information technology systems and make process improvements for two Pitt County agencies dedicated to improving the lives of children.
 
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