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Nonprofit holds Maine’s 1st drive-through vaccination clinic


BRUNSWICK, Maine (AP) More than 150 people have received vaccinations for COVID-19 in the state’s first drive-through clinic.

A nonprofit that provides services for adults with intellectual disabilities vaccinated about 70 clients and 90 caregivers on Monday outside its Brunswick headquarters.

Guardian Pharmacy of Maine staffed the clinic with four pharmacists. Most of the caregivers and their clients from the Independence Association opted to sit in their vehicles with the windows rolled down to receive their shot.

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