Pop-up COVID-19 vaccine site opens in Glen Head
The site is part of a partnership between Nassau County and Northwell Health and aims to vaccinate 500 eligible members of the community.
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Mar 4, 2021, 6:21 PM
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446ds agoA pop-up COVID-19 vaccine site opened today
at St. Hyacinth Church in Glen Head.
Those getting vaccinated
already had appointments.
The site is part of a partnership between Nassau County
and Northwell Health and aims to vaccinate 500 eligible members of the
community.
As News 12
has reported, all appointments for the pop-up were already booked and no
walk-ups will be accepted.
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