SVHC's Weekly Health Update: Nov. 5

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November 5, 2021
 
First COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic for Ages 5 - 11
 
Abbie and John Trafton of Bennington joined children from many local families at a special COVID vaccine clinic for ages 5 - 11 today.
 
Should I vaccinate my child?
 
 
The Pfizer-BioNTech COVID vaccine is authorized for ages 5 - 11, and shots are now available locally. University of Vermont Pediatric Critical Care Physician Rebecca Bell, MD, addresses common concerns about whether to vaccinate.
 
 
Making Shots Easier
Get expert advice for making your child's COVID vaccine as pleasant as possible.
 
 
NEW! SVHC Urgent Care
Introducing a new urgent care clinic, powered by ClearChoiceMD, in North Adams, MA. Read More.
 
Get Results More Easily
Our team has designed a new system to get you your results faster and easier than ever. Learn What's New.
 
 
Choosing Your Booster
Marie George, MD, FIDSA, an infectious disease specialist at SVMC, offers her expert advice for choosing which booster shot is right for you. Read More.
 
 
Emergency Department Renovation
Learn about this week's progress and how to get updates as the project continues. Read More.
 
Thanksgiving Safety
Get a refresher about what type of precautions you and your family should take while celebrating the holidays.
 
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Weekly Maker's Market in the North Lot of The Apple Barn

BENNINGTON, Vt. — A new maker's market is coming to Bennington. 
 
It will be held in the North Lot of The Apple Barn at 604 US Route 7 South on Sundays from 12 pm - 4 pm weekly, starting on May 5, 2024. Admission is free and open to the public, and parking is available in the South Lot.
 
This market is spearheaded by Jenny Dewar, and all vendors are welcome. 
 
Dewar previously initiated a Pop-Up Shop in Downtown Bennington for the Better Bennington Corporation, which was well received. Following the discontinuation of the pop-ups, Dewar sought another avenue for vendors to personally sell their merchandise. Some of these small business owners aspire to establish their own brick-and-mortar stores in the future, while others rely solely on festivals and markets. 
 
"I am grateful to Sarah for offering the perfect space for this new venture," said Dewar. "I have developed personal relationships with these vendors and thoroughly enjoy the atmosphere. The Apple Barn is a stunning shop in a prime location for both catching the attention of drive-by traffic and drawing devotees, both local and from afar."
 
While the future of the Bennington Farmer's Market seems uncertain, it did not influence the creation of this new market. However, Dewar is open to food vendors during their transition period.
 
This non-juried festival has space for about 15 vendors, who will rotate weekly. Discounts are available for signing up for multiple dates in advance, with no commitment required for the entire season at this time. Dewar has waived the vendor fee for the first event to attract new vendors and ensure a full market on Day One.
 
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