Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Residents can also attend a clinic in Livingston.
Millburn-Short Hills residents of all ages will have the chance to receive a H1N1, or swine flu, vaccine at a clinic scheduled for February. The Millburn Health Department will hold the clinic on Feb. 3 at 10 a.m. to noon at the Millburn Public Library. Unlike previous clinics, there are no age restrictions for the clinic. Millburn-Short Hills residents also are eligible to attend a clinic at the Livingston Senior Center on Jan. 28 and 10 a.m. to noon and 6-7:30 p.m. Children ages 6 months through 9 years old who need a second dose of the vaccine can receive it at the clinic. A second dose is needed 21-28 days after the first dose. The Millburn School District held three H1N1 vaccine clinics for the township's children in December. Nurses …
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
No dates have been set yet, but they'll be either in late January or early February.
The Millburn Health Department is planning a H1N1 flu, or swine flu, vaccination clinic for all those who are interested, but a date has yet to be set. Lou Anello, Millburn health officer, said he is trying to finalize dates for the end of January or early February and a location. One clinic would be held in Millburn, and two would be held in Livingston, at which Millburn residents could also attend. The Millburn clinic would be during the day, and the Livingston clinics would be a day session and an evening session. Unlike previous H1N1 clinics, the ones in the works now would not have restrictions. All age groups could attend and receive a vaccination. Anello said that would include children ages 6 months through 9 years old that need a …
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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Millburn school officials call the swine flu clinics a success.
About 1,600 children were inoculated against H1N1, or swine flu, during clinics held at Millburn Public Schools last week. "They couldn't have gone better," said Schools Supt. Richard Brodow of the three clinics held at the schools. Clinics were held at Hartshorn Elementary School, Millburn Middle School and Millburn High School. Each clinic was targed for children in the age group for that school. The largest crowd was with the elementary students at Hartshorn. About 800 children were inoculated at the first clinic. The remaining 800 inoculations were evenly distributed over the final two days. Brodow said it's hard to say if the number of people who came to the clinics is what they should have expected, but the district did not run out …
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Millburn High School
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Millburn Middle School
25 Old Short Hills Rd, Millburn, NJ
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Hartshorn Elementary School
400 Hartshorn Dr, Short Hills, NJ
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Thursday, December 17, 2009
The final clinic for the Millburn School District is tonight.
The Millburn School District will hold its final H1N1 vaccination clinic at Millburn High School Thursday night, and school officials report they have been going well. The clinic is scheduled for 5-8 p.m. at the high school. The clinic is aimed at high school students, but children who still need a vaccine from other age groups are welcome. A parent or guardian must accompany the child, and they must bring a signed consent form, which is available on the district's Web site (pdf file). Schools Supt. Richard Brodow said Thursday there were 800 students who came to the first clinic for elementary school students on Tuesday. The clinic at Millburn Middle School on Wednesday was not as busy, but the number of students who were vaccinated was …
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Millburn High School
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Monday, December 7, 2009
The clinics will be held Dec. 15-17 for various age groups.
The Milburn School District has scheduled its H1N1 vaccine clinics that it is holding in conjunction with the Millburn Health Department. The clinics are voluntary and are free. They will be held over the course of three days at 5-8 p.m. at three locations, based on student age. Elementary school students will have a clinic on Dec. 15 at Harshorn Elementary School in the multi-purpose room. The clinic for middle school students will be on Dec. 16 at the middle school in the cafeteria. High School students will have their clinic on Dec. 17 at Millburn High School. Younger siblings not yet enrolled in Millburn schools or siblings attending private school may also come to receive the vaccine. A parent or guardian must accompany their child …
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Millburn Township School District
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Thursday, December 3, 2009
Millburn school and health officials are finalizing the dates for the clinics, which will be held within the next two weeks.
Millburn school and health officials are finalizing plans for H1N1, or swine flu, vaccination clinics and may release the dates of them at the end of the week. Schools Supt. Richard Brodow said the clinics should be held at Millburn-Short Hills schools within the next two weeks. School and health officials would be meeting at the end of the week to set the dates. Once those dates are determined, they will be posted on the school district's Web site. Download the consent form by clicking here. Millburn Health Officer Lou Anello said swine flu vaccine has been distributed to various pediatricians and obstetricians in town and officials are now waiting for their second shipment of vaccine. Pregnant women and caregivers to children under six …
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
School officials outline vaccination clinic plans.
Doses of the swine flu vaccine most likely won't be available to the Millburn Health Department and School District until after Thanksgiving. An update on the vaccinations was posted on the school district's Web site on Thursday afternoon. Nancy Dries, school public information officer, said school officials are in a holding pattern until doses arrive to the health department. Parents indicated earlier this school year in a survey they wanted school officials to hold a vaccination clinic, which school officials have elected to do and are in the process of planning. School-aged children are among those in the high-risk category for swine flu. There would be no cost for the vaccine, which would be available to Millburn-Short Hills students …
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Millburn Township School District
434 Millburn Ave, Millburn, NJ
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Tuesday, October 13, 2009
The vaccine may arrive in the district at the end of October or early November.
The swine flu vaccine has yet to arrive in Millburn-Short Hills, but school officials are already making plans on how to vaccinate children when it does arrive. Schools Supt. Richard Brodow said Tuesday the vaccine could arrive later this month or early November and are waiting to hear when it is to arrive before school officials set dates for flu shot clinics. School officials, however, have finalized some plans for the clinics for when the vaccine does arrive. Brodow said they plan to hold two clinics, one on a weekday after school and a second on a Saturday morning at the Education Center. The vaccine will be free. Additionally, a parent will need to accompany the child when they come to have the flu shot and will need to bring a …
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Millburn Township School District
434 Millburn Ave, Millburn, NJ
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See what your neighbors think about the issue.
Millburn school officials are preparing to implement swine flu immunizations in the district's schools, but a poll shows most in New Jersey are not worried about H1N1. But what do area residents feel about the issue? Question: Will you be immunizing your child against H1N1. Why or why not? Where: Millburn Fire Department Open House Leslie Lombardi, Millburn (with Ava) : Ava is too young for the shot, but I have a 2-year old who is having it. I trust my doctor and think the dangers of H1N1 far outweigh the risks of the vaccination. Kelly Cupit, Somerville, (with Casey): Both my kids are in school and I am definitely planning to have them immunized. I don't really have any doubts about the vaccine's safety and would rather protect them…
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Tuesday, October 6, 2009
School officials are planning to hold vaccination clinics, but no dates have been set.
Millburn school officials are planning to offer swine flu vaccinations in the schools based on the responses to a survey sent to parents last week. "We've had an overwhelming response of parents who would like this offered to their child," Schools Supt. Richard Brodow said. "We will do it if (the Millburn Health Department) asks us. It makes sense to give it as an option to parents." About 700 families responded to the survey, and 81 percent said they were interested in swine flu, or H1N1, vaccinations in the schools. The responses were split between those who wanted morning and evening clinics. The survey was administered through the district's Web site, and responses are still welcome. Any swine flu vaccine clinic would be voluntary and …
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MarkDS
10:23 am on Friday, December 18, 2009
I think the size of the crowd at Hartshorn surprised everyone but they did move the line amazingly quickly. more ›