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Vaccination site at Arlington Airport was well run

Saturday, March 6, 2021 1:30am
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I want to thank all the people who are involved in make the Arlington Airport vaccination site run so smoothly.

I appreciate your time and efforts and having to be there in the rain.

Thank you!

Judy Ness

Arlington

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