UCHealth Preparing to Vaccinate 10,000 At Second Drive-thru Event
Preparations are underway for this weekend's mass vaccination drive thru event outside Coors Field, which will be the largest vaccination clinic yet in Colorado.
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Preparations are underway for this weekend's mass vaccination drive thru event outside Coors Field, which will be the largest vaccination clinic yet in Colorado.
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The weekend's vaccination of 1,000 people in a parking lot north of Coors Field was getting a positive review by the people who set it up.
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In just two hours, nearly 1,000 Coloradans received their first COVID-19 vaccinations at the drive thru event.
