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Vaccination effort gets shot in the arm in Clark County

Clark County Public Health, community organizations work to promote vaccine equity, administer COVID-19 inoculations

By Wyatt Stayner, Columbian staff writer
Published: May 23, 2021, 6:05am
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Medical Reserve Corps volunteer Ruth Gorley gives Vancouver resident Ryan Tydingco a Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine May 8 at Clark County Public Health's short-term vaccination pod at Woodland High School. After an early rush of people, the flow had slowed down by the late morning for the drop-in vaccination event.
Medical Reserve Corps volunteer Ruth Gorley gives Vancouver resident Ryan Tydingco a Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine May 8 at Clark County Public Health's short-term vaccination pod at Woodland High School. After an early rush of people, the flow had slowed down by the late morning for the drop-in vaccination event. (Photos by Joshua Hart/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

Frustration surged not long after the COVID-19 vaccine rolled out to the Clark County public in January.

Despite Clark County landing one of the state’s four mass vaccination sites, vaccine was still scarce, and plenty of people 65 and older struggled to find doses as they became eligible.

In that moment, excitement and optimism turned to frustration and pessimism for many.

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