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Decadeslong County Attorney Leaving

Arlington County Attorney Steve MacIsaac is leaving his position after two decades with the county government.

Vaccines reach some doctors' offices in limited supply, mass vaccination sites encouraged

Vaccines reach some doctors’ offices in limited supply, mass vaccination sites encouraged By Ayesha Khan Doctors have vaccines in limited supply Thousands of vaccines are being put into people’s arms each day in the D.C region but if you would rather avoid the long lines and wait times and would rather go straight to your personal doctor’s office for the same shot, there will be some limitations, at least for now. WASHINGTON - Thousands of vaccines are being put into people’s arms each day in the D.C. region but if you would rather avoid the long lines and wait times and would rather  go straight to your personal doctor’s office for the same shot, there will be some limitations, at least for now.

Arlington Is Entering Vaccination Phase 1C This Week

Today at 11:45am (Updated at 1 p.m.) Arlington County is a bit behind its neighbors, but nonetheless is entering Phase 1C of its COVID-19 vaccination effort. Alexandria entered 1C earlier this week, and Fairfax County was accepting 1C appointments this morning. Arlington County’s vaccination website still says those in 1C are ineligible, but that is changing amid a surge of vaccine supply from the state. “The long-awaited increase in supply has arrived,” said Cara O’Donnell, spokeswoman for Arlington’s Public Health Division. “We’re on track to administer 16,000 doses this week, and we have a very aggressive schedule for the next few weeks in order to meet the Governor’s guidelines for Phase 2 eligibility by the week of April 18.”