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Even after Maria DaSilva became eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, there was one big barrier to her making an appointment online: she does not have a computer.
When DaSilva, 82, learned that people were getting vaccinated in Rhode Island, she went to East Providence City Hall. There she was told she would have to wait a few more weeks maybe three before she became eligible.
Over the next few weeks, she went back to City Hall several more times. Finally, officials told her she could register for a vaccine appointment, but she couldn’t do it in person. She would have to use the state website. ....

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