Fenway Park to Launch as Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site
Jul 6, 2020; Boston, Massachusetts, United States; Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Nathan Eovaldi (17) walks out top the field with a mask on during summer camp practice at Fenway Park. Mandatory Credit: Paul Rutherford-USA TODAY Sports
Boston’s beloved Fenway Park is set to join Gillette Stadium as the latest mass vaccination site that also plays host to a local sports franchise.
Beginning on February 1, Fenway will open its doors for scheduled COVID-19 vaccination appointments. Bear in mind, the vaccine is still only available to residents who are eligible under Phase 1 of the state’s guidelines. But on February 1, the Commonwealth will move on to Phase 2, so maybe you can get poked right by Pesky’s Pole. Just make sure you make an appointment first. You can start booking them on Tuesday, January 26.
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