Mar 10, 2021
On Friday, March 12th in Ashland, there will be a walk-in COVID-19 vaccination clinic at University Hospitals Samaritan Medical Center on East Main Street from 9:30 am to 3 pm.
There is no guarantee of availability – its first come first served for those age 70 and older and a resident of Ashland County. You will need to bring along proper identification to the clinic, which is being organized with help from the Ashland County Health Department.
Health departments and community organizations are combing efforts to make sure residents over 65 years old who want the COVID-19 vaccine get registered.
Ashland and Wayne counties have online registries that may prove difficult to navigate for individuals who do not have a computer or internet access in their homes. Holmes County’s registry is by phone only at this time.
The local health departments did not report any major issues in senior citizens having difficulties signing up. The Phase 1B registry list in Wayne County surpassed 15,000 people last week and more than 14,000 people had registered in Ashland County, although representatives for each health department reported some people registered more than once.
); } What we realized is the holidays are about tradition, and even though this may not be a 20-year long tradition, it is a tradition not only for us, but for many of our guests that come, Garofalo said. We have a fair number of guests who tell us that they come back year after year. Â
The Landoll s first decorated their property for the season more than a decade ago. They paused for awhile, but about five years ago, the local family brought back the holiday decor and invited the public to visit.
People came from Cleveland, Columbus and further. Ashland County residents came by to see the castle, too. Â