About 300 Swampscott residents received flu shots this season.
The Swampscott Health Department would like to take this opportunity to publicly express our heartfelt appreciation for those who participated in our recent flu clinics. The success of these clinics comes from the selfless service and commitment of our volunteers. With these clinics approximately 300 residents were immunized against the influenza virus. In addition to our volunteers, we would also like to express our gratitude to Rabbi Ha Levi of the Congregation Shirat Hayam of the North Shore and Marilyn Hurwitz of the Swampscott Senior Center for the use of their accommodating facilities. Thank you again for all you do. Our success depends on your continued assistance and support. If any Swampscott resident would like to receive a …
This year's flu is stronger and lasts longer, health officials say. Shots are still available for residents on Wednesday mornings at Town Hall.
This season's flu strain hit earlier and is lasting longer. Not only that but it appears to be more prevalent and more intense. Swampscott Health Director Jeff Vaughan thinks these factors may explain why more people have come to Town Hall for flu shots this year. More than 300, so far — which tops the number of shots administered all of last year. In addition, more people are coming in later for shots, he said. The health director thinks this is due to the strength of this season's flu. If you haven't gotten a flu shot, it's not too late, said the health director, who got his shot in November. The Health Department — its office is on the second floor 2 at Town Hall — will continue to administer the shots for free on Wednesdays from 9 a.…
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