One year later, the first people to get the COVID-19 vaccine are remaining hopeful that progress will continue in the new year.
— the final one of 2021. I’m Colleen Shalby, filling in for Justin Ray. It’s Dec. 30, and and I’m writing from Los Angeles. One programming note: The newsletter will be back Monday, Jan. 3.
We know now that the year ahead wasn’t exactly smooth sailing and that 2021 wasn’t devoid of devastation or dismay, despite the hope we held as we entered the new year. But hope was not — and is not — lost.— an intensive care unit nurse who was the first person to get a shot in that meeting room and the first person to get the vaccine in California, outside of a trial.
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