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County schedules more vaccine clinics as hundreds of appointments went unfilled last week
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Yolo County Supervisor Oscar Villegas of West Sacramento receives his second Pfizer dose at a COVID-19 vaccine clinic held at La Superior Mercados, a Woodland grocery store, last week.
La Superior will host another clinic where the Johnson and Johnson vaccine will be administered from 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday.
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Yolo County has four public COVID-19 vaccine clinics scheduled for this week with no appointments necessary as the supply of vaccine locally now exceeds demand.
At recent county-run clinics, “hundreds of appointments went unfilled and available doses went back into freezers instead of into arms,” Yolo County Health Officer Dr. Aimee Sisson said Tuesday.
The spring is believed to be the work of two early developers from Jacksonville, Florida.
“They created the Echo Mountain subdivision,” said Town Council member Paul Hansen. It was the first subdivision up the mountain after town founder W.A. Smith developed springs, lakes and other amenities in lower Laurel Park.
John H. Patterson built the large home that became the Echo Mountain Inn as a summer residence around 1896. The property has changed hands numerous times since Patterson built his summer retreat, serving as a tea room, a camp for girls and, since 1935, an inn. The Echo Mountain subdivision came 16 years after Patterson first arrived, when he and a partner named Ives laid out the lots.
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Vaccine Demand Decline Prompts Greater Sacramento-Area Counties To Launch Mobile Clinics
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MODESTO (CBS13) – The decline in demand for vaccines is forcing Greater Sacramento-area counties to change their vaccination approach. Some are now taking the shot to the community instead.
“The faster people get vaccinated the faster we can get back to normalcy,” said Kamlesh Kaur, public information officer at Stanislaus County Public Health.
Counties like Stanislaus are in a sprint to get people vaccinated as we inch closer to California’s June 15 reopening date, but there is one problem.
“We have started seeing lower volume at our clinics,” she explained.