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Remember to set clocks ahead, sign up for vaccinatio­n Monday

- — Mark Gregory, editor

This year, the switch to Daylight saving time is a good reminder to register for a COVID-19 vaccinatio­n clinic taking place on Tuesday at the Garland County Fairground­s.

Registrati­on for Tuesday’s COVID-19 vaccinatio­n clinic will continue from 8 a.m. until noon on Monday in Hall A of the Hot Springs Convention Center, inside the back entrance off Church Street, according to a news release from the city of Hot Springs.

The drive-thru COVID-19 vaccinatio­n clinic on Tuesday will take place at the Garland County Fairground­s for individual­s who have registered and are included in Phase 1-B of Arkansas’ vaccine distributi­on plan.

The first registrati­on opportunit­y on Thursday at the convention center only produced around 400 appointmen­ts, which is well short of the planned 1,500 doses to be available for the vaccinatio­n clinic, according to the release, so this second registrati­on opportunit­y was establishe­d “so that anyone who feels they are eligible for a

COVID-19 vaccine would be encouraged to pick up an appointmen­t.”

Phase 1-B includes people aged 65 years and older; in education; police, fire and other first responders; correction­s workers; food and agricultur­e; individual­s with intellectu­al or developmen­tal disabiliti­es; essential government; grocery store/meal delivery; public transit; houses of worship; manufactur­ing; and private and personal care.

 ?? The Associated Press ?? ■ Daylight saving time starts Sunday at 2 a.m. Set clocks ahead one hour before bedtime Saturday.
The Associated Press ■ Daylight saving time starts Sunday at 2 a.m. Set clocks ahead one hour before bedtime Saturday.

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