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The latest on how to get a COVID-19 vaccination in Stark County

If you are eligible, or soon will be, here's how to register for a vaccine:
Stark County Health Department:
The Stark County Health Department serves residents of Bethlehem Township, Canton Township, Jackson Township, Lake Township, Lawrence Township, Lexington Township, Marlboro Township, Nimishillen Township, Osnaburg Township, Paris Township, Perry Township, Pike Township, Plain Township, Sandy Township, Sugar Creek Township, Tuscarawas Township, Washington Township, Beach City, Brewster, East Canton, Hartville, Hills and Dales, Magnolia, Meyers Lake, Minerva, Navarre, Waynesburg, Wilmot, Canal Fulton, Louisville and North Canton.
If you are eligible for the vaccine, you can register for upcoming clinics online at s.alchemer.com/s3/starkhealth or by phone at 330-353-9010. You'll be asked to leave a message.

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Stark Health Dept. holds first COVID-19 vaccine clinic for seniors

PLAIN TWP. At least an hour before the first shot was even ready, folks began arriving at the Stark County Board of Developmental Disabilities headquarters eager to get the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
The Stark County Health Department scheduled the 420 doses -- each going to someone 80 years old or older -- for fixed times throughout the day. That didn't stop people from arriving early to secure a place in line.
Mary Powell, 87, of Jackson Township, was the first to go, rolling up the sleeves of her purple blouse and baring her shoulder for nurse Shannon Gahagan.
Powell expected the shot to hurt. She'd watched others get the vaccine on TV and noticed how large the needle looked. But she didn't feel anything at all.

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