BIPOC Vaccination Clinic to Take Place at Middlebury College April 28
The Rutland Area NAACP, Vermont Department of Health, and Middlebury College are co-sponsoring the clinic.
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The Rutland Area NAACP, Vermont Department of Health, and Middlebury College are co-sponsoring the clinic.
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