Grocery Store Workers in D.C. Can Now Get Coronavirus Shots - The Washington Informer

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Grocery Store Workers in D.C. Can Now Get Coronavirus Shots - The Washington Informer

D.C.'s grocery store workers and those employed in the manufacturing and food packaging industries are now eligible to receive coronavirus vaccinations.

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