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Here's how Bay Area COVID vaccine-hunting experts say you can prep for April 15


Here's how Bay Area COVID vaccine-hunting experts say you can prep for April 15
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Medical assistant Karla Lopez prepares the COVID-19 vaccine at Bay Area Community Health in Fremont.Santiago Mejia / The Chronicle
Starting Thursday, all Californians ages 16 and older will be eligible for a coronavirus vaccine — and there are several ways you can prepare, according to Bay Area vaccine-hunting experts.
First things first: Don’t get discouraged.
The searching process can be disappointing given how quickly appointments are snatched, and you might not find a slot on your first try — but experts encourage people to keep trying.
“If you start to feel discouraged or you’re not able to access an appointment — reach out for help,” said Lee Nevo Lamprey, a vaccine hunter for the Facebook group Bay Area Vaccine Hunters and founder of the It’s My Shot website, where she shares tips.

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How churches, community-based organizations have stepped up to vaccinate communities of color


How churches, community-based organizations have stepped up to vaccinate communities of color
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Pastor Victor Garcia and his wife Milagro hold their vaccination cards after receiving the J&J vaccine at their Iglesia Fuente De Salvacion Church on Saturday, April 10, 2021 in San Pablo, Calif.Paul Kuroda / Special to The Chronicle
Roxana Ramos went to church Saturday, but more for physical health than the spiritual solace typically associated with houses of worship. Along with about 400 other people, the 36-year-old Richmond domestic worker was able to get her coronavirus vaccination at Iglesia Fuente de Salvacion in San Pablo.
Ramos learned of the church’s clinic from a friend who attends Iglesia Fuente de Salvacion, after a disappointing realization that she was not eligible by age or employment category when she tried to sign up for a vaccination with Kaiser. To get a slot at the church, all Ramos had to do was call.

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Hopes for rain this week fade in the Bay Area. Here's the forecast


Hopes for rain this week fade in the Bay Area. Here's the forecast
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A GOES-West satellite image shows California and the surrounding areas on Sunday, April 4, 2021.National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Chances of rain for the Bay Area this week have diminished, with daytime temperatures returning to the 60s after a week of record-high temperatures.
Metereologists last week expected a slight possibility of precipitation for this week. Instead, they’re looking for “any glimmer of hope” of rain, “but it’s not looking promising at this time,” the National Weather Service reported.
Mornings will be crisp and cloudy this week, with low temperatures in the upper 40s and highs in the 60s, and sunny afternoons. There is a slight chance of drizzle in areas along the coast.

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Online scammers traffic in fake COVID vaccination cards, authorities warn


Online scammers traffic in fake COVID vaccination cards, authorities warn
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Coronavirus vaccination cards, usually issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, contain an individual’s personal information, like name, birth date and which vaccine a person received.Nick Otto / Special to The Chronicle
Fraudulent COVID-19 vaccination cards are being sold online, and authorities have warned individuals not to buy or make one — which is illegal.
“Be aware of individuals selling fake COVID-19 vaccination record cards and encouraging others to print fake cards at home,” the FBI said in a public service announcement last week. “Fake vaccination record cards have been advertised on social media websites, as well as e-commerce platforms and blogs.”

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This app can help you find Bay Area COVID vaccine appointments in real time. Here's how it works


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This app can help you find Bay Area COVID vaccine appointments in real time. Here's how it works
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Derrick Sheppard, 53, of Danville, receives the Johnson and Johnson vaccine at the new drive-through COVID-19 vaccination site at Hurricane Harbor Concord on Wednesday, March 31, 2021, in Concord, Calif. "I want to protect, of course, myself and my family, but also my community and some of the older folks in my family as well. I'm very mindful of that," Sheppard said.Yalonda M. James / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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Valerie Lee of Contra Costa is inoculated by a National Guard medic at Hurricane Harbor Concord on Wedneday, March 31, 2021, in Concord, Calif. The new, drive-through COVID-19 vaccination site is available in Concord.Yalonda M. James / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less

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Frenchies again rank as S.F.'s top dog - but not in every neighborhood


Frenchies again rank as S.F.'s top dog - but not in every neighborhood
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Gio, a 3-year-old French Bulldog, plays with a soccer ball kicked around by his owner, Alton Isgitt in Houston on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021. Isgitt says he takes out Gio twice a day to the empty lot to wear him out.Elizabeth Conley / Staff photographer
French bulldogs may have come in second on the latest list of the most popular breeds nationwide, but Frenchies are still the favorite in San Francisco.
The American Kennel Club on Tuesday released a list of the top 10 most popular breeds in the city in 2020, and French bulldogs were No. 1 for the sixth year in a row.

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Solano County opens vaccinations to anyone 50 or older, a first for the Bay Area


Solano County opens vaccinations to people 50 or older, a first for the Bay Area
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Solano County Health Officer Dr. Bela Matyas takes a phone call in his office on July 24, 2020 in Fairfield, Calif. Solano County on Monday began allowing anyone 50 and older to receive coronavirus vaccines, becoming the first county in the Bay Area to do soKate Munsch / Special to The Chronicle
Solano County began allowing individuals ages 50 and older to receive coronavirus vaccinations on Monday in an effort to fill appointment slots that were going unused, county officials said.
Solano County health officials made the decision over the weekend to expand vaccine eligibility to people as young as 50 to fill available appointment slots, said Ted Selby, an administrator with Solano County Emergency Medical Services Agency.

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How to know if your BMI qualifies you for a vaccine in San Francisco now


How to know if your BMI qualifies you for a vaccine in San Francisco now
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1of2The Johnson & Johnson one-dose vaccine is given at the vaccine site at the San Francisco Unified School District office on Friday, March 12, 2021 in San Francisco, Calif.Lea Suzuki / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
2of2California Health and Human Services Agency Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly speaks to members of the press at a news conference in Sacramento, Calif., Thursday, Feb. 27, 2020. California Governor Gavin Newsom spoke about the state's response to novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19. Yesterday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed a possible first case of person-to-person transmission of COVID-19 in California in the general public.(AP Photo/Randall Benton)Randall Benton / APShow MoreShow Less

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