Letter: Stop Photographing Injections

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To the Editor:

I have commented on practically every FB photo/mention of the vaccine in recent months with a photo of the nurse/pc/whomever, injecting the patient.

Why, are photographers insistent on showing us the INJECTION going into the ARM?? I am not but family members and friends of mine, actually do faint at the sight of blood and or injections going in, not even necessarily to their arm.

How do we STOP this at the very least from appearing in our local media photos? What is the point? I don't get it? We all know what it looks like and feels like ... Right?

Linda Perry
Williamstown, Mass. 

 

 

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Swann, Williams College Harriers Compete at NCAA Championships

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Mount Greylock Regional School alumna Kate Swann and the Williams College women's cross country team are in Terre Haute, Ind., Saturday morning to compete at the NCAA Division III Championship.
 
Williams crushed the field at the 24-team regional championship in New London, Conn., to qualify for the national championship.
 
On Nov. 16 at the Mideast Regional, Williams finished with 59 points, well ahead of runner-up Rensselaer Polytechnic, which collected 110 points.
 
Swann, a junior, was the second Williams runner across the finish line, finishing 10th overall with a time of 21 minutes, 36 seconds on the 6-kilometer course.
 
Williams has finished first or second in every event it entered this fall, winning titles at its own Purple Valley Classic, Keene State (N.H.) Invitational, James Eareley Invitational (Westfield State), Connecticut College Invitational and New England Small College Athletic Conference Championships.
 
The NCAA DIII Championships get underway at 11 a.m. on Saturday at the LaVern Gibson Cross Country Course.
 
The Division I Stonehill College women's cross country team placed fourth at the Northeast Conference Championship; Pittsfield High graduate Kellie Harrington was the second finisher for the Skyhawks, placing 17th at the season-ending meet.
 
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