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Bayonne residents wait 15 minutes after getting vaccinated at the Korpi Ice Rink.
Bayonne residents can now walk in to get vaccinated at the Korpi Ice Rink behind Bayonne High School at 669 Avenue A, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The city has been vaccinating the general public since eligibility expanded to include everyone 16 and over on April 19.
Prior to the opening of the ice rink site, the city had been administering vaccines at Bayonne Medical Center and the Bayonne Community Museum. Second vaccine doses continue to be administered to many residents at the museum, but new vaccination appointments at that site have ceased.
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Beginning on April 15, Bayonne will open another COVID-19 vaccination site at the Korpi Ice Rink behind Bayonne High School, according to Mayor James Davis. The city has been expanding its vaccination program in recent weeks as it receives more doses and more residents become eligible.
“Over the last several weeks, we’ve added the Bayonne Museum as a second site,” Davis said. “Well, that location has outgrown itself.”
According to Davis, this site is better suited to handle the large volume of residents who will be inoculated in the coming weeks.
“With the fast paced changes of eligibility, our city is adapting quickly,” Davis said, noting the new site will offer the Moderna vaccine.