Businesses saw a bump this weekend in Salisbury, where the city’s mass vaccination site became the first in Maryland to offer COVID-19 vaccinations on a walk-in basis.
But Bill Chambers, president and CEO of the Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce, said it’s hard to know if the increase in traffic and business was tied to the fact that the mass vaccination site in Salisbury started offering vaccinations without an appointment on Friday.
“Talking to the people at the civic center,” where the vaccinations are given, he said “the increase in traffic has been noticeable.”
Gov. Larry Hogan may have helped by urging people to travel to Wicomico County for the Easter weekend, get vaccinated in Salisbury and then hit Ocean City for some Thrasher’s French Fries.
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