Courtesy of Clallam County Public Health.

Courtesy of Clallam County Public Health.

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Clallam residents tell why they got the shot

“Why I Got Vaccinated,” a video produced by the Clallam County Public Health Department, asks community leaders and residents to tell why they received COVID-19 vaccination. It is published here as a community service.

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