Rhode Island's Latest Coronavirus Changes: What To Know

Newport RI

08 April, 2021

5:13 PM

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A lot is changing in Rhode Island when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic. Here's a look at today's latest updates. Rhode Island Sets New Target Dates For Vaccination Rates By May 15, 70% of residents aged 16 and up are projected to have at least one vaccine dose, followed by 70% of all residents by June 5. New Hope For Proms, Graduations In RI As Restrictions Loosen By June 5, the state will lift restrictions to allow for up to 300 people outdoors, with more flexibility for dancing. Rhode Island To Open Vaccine Eligibility To 40-49 Age Group Here's what you need to know to get a vaccine appointment. New Rules For Large Events In RI Heading Into Summer Months By June 5, up to 300 people will be allowed to attend catered events, and 2,000 people at events without food. Coronavirus Vaccine Clinics Planned For Rhode Island VeteransThe VA is sponsoring several first-come, first-served vaccine clinics for veterans and their spouses. Newport Jazz, Folk Festivals Plan Multi-Day Events Amid Pandemic"There will be music in Newport this summer," Gov. Dan McKee said previously. The iconic summer events will look different this year.