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Dan Gaston, 63, of Sarver receives a covid-19 vaccine at a clinic held at Dick’s Sporting Goods’ offices in Coraopolis on March 5.
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Allegheny Health Network and the Monroeville Area Chamber of Commerce will team up on Tuesday to give 5,100 people covid-19 vaccinations.
The clinic will be at the Monroeville Convention Center for people who signed up ahead of time, according to an AHN news release. There will be no walk-in appointments accepted.
AHN caregivers will administer the Pfizer shot to people who fall into Phase 1A, which according to the state Department of Health includes health care workers, people 65 and older and those age 16-65 with high-risk conditions. Anyone inoculated Tuesday will return to the convention center for their second dose March 30.