It turns out distributing a vaccine is tough work, especially when city and county officials aren t talking to each other. Drama broke out last week between Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson and Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins over how inoculations were being delivered at the mega center in Fair Park.
Poor communication between the Trump administration and the states also added to confusion over who can get a vaccine and when nationally, according to a report in
The Washington Post.
Dallas residents were initially told they needed to be registered and have an appointment to be vaccinated at the mega center in Fair Park. However, in a letter obtained by
“I think it s just when we re looking for something on the go, easy: You don’t want to do takeout, you don t want to eat at a restaurant for us, grocery store kitchen is always something easy to grab and go,” chef Anastacia Quiñones-Pittman says. “We knew we were capable of it when we put a certain dish on the menu, the mole, we knew we could do it and it was delicious, so let’s expand it, and see how we could turn it into a concept.”
The effort started Tuesday, and while one could go to a grocery store, she does have a reason for offering it through Provecho Pollos.