STOP THE SPREAD TESTING HAS BEEN EXTENDED THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30^th

WALK UP COVID-19 Testing Site in Holyoke.

• The walk-up COVID testing site is at the War Memorial, located at 310 Appleton Street. The lot at 323 Appleton Street may still be used as parking for the test site. Hours of operation will not change at this time.
• Testing will take place at the front doors to the War Memorial.
• Members of the public seeking a test will not be allowed to enter the building during testing hours.
• The line should start at the front door and wrap around on the Maple Street side of the building, if necessary.
• Testing hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 2pm to 6pm. Testing will run until 6/30/21.

DRIVE UP COVID-19 Testing Site in Holyoke

A Stop the Spread test has opened at Holyoke Community College. Testing will run until 6/30/21. The testing will take place at HCC in Lot M, adjacent to the Bartley Center The test site will still be drive-through.

• The site will operate Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday 7am – 11am. Tuesday and Thursday 2pm -7pm.
• Turnaround time for results is typically 4 days or fewer.
• This test site is first come, first serve. There are no appointments. Please do not call the Health Department or Holyoke Community College to make an appointment.
• The test site at Holyoke Community College is a drive-through only test site. Please do not get out of your vehicle. Signage and Campus Police will be readily apparent to help you access the site easily.
• To help speed up the process, please have your information ready. They will ask for your full name, address (you must be a Massachusetts resident), phone number and email address.
• There is no cost for the testing. You do not need a referral, nor do you need to be symptomatic.
• The test style will be the less invasive swab in the lower nostril. The older style that required further insertion of the swab will not be used.
• If you have previously tested positive, DPH and CDC guidelines do not recommend getting retested at this time.
• If you are acutely symptomatic, particularly if you have a high fever, consider scheduling a test with your Primary Care Physician.
• Information on all of the Stop the Spread test sites across the State can be found at:https://www.mass.gov/info-details/stop-the-spread

#BigLibraryRead begins soon! The featured title ‘The Quiet Girl’ by S.F. Kosa is available with no waitlists or holds June 28 - July 12 from our digital collection! Visit biglibraryread.com for more information on this online book club event.

BONUS: Use #biglibraryread on social media for a chance to win a Samsung Galaxy tablet & signed book from the author!

People age 16 and older who live, work, or study in Massachusetts can get vaccinated!

• The vaccine is free. You will never be asked for a credit card number to make an appointment.
• The Holyoke Senior Center provides a walk-in clinic every Wednesday from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, no appointment necessary. (291 Pine Street)
• Your local CVS Pharmacy is appointment preferred but welcomes walk-ins. It is first come, first serve.
• For other locations, you can make an appointment here to get a vaccine
• You can also check here and enter your zip code to see available appointments in your area).
• The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require two doses. You should make sure you have a second appointment scheduled from the same site, or know how to schedule it, before leaving your first appointment. Johnson & Johnson/Janssen only requires one dose.
• You can get a vaccine even if you do not have insurance, a driver’s license, or a Social Security number
• Be prepared to wait 15 to 30 minutes after receiving the vaccine for observation.

Additional Info:

• Bring an ID with your name, if you have one, to verify your name in the vaccination system.
• Bring your health insurance card, if you have one. Your insurance will be billed at no cost to you. You do not need to be insured to receive the vaccine.
• If you arrive early, please wait in your car until your appointment time.
• Wear a mask that covers your nose and mouth.
• You will get a vaccination card that tells you which COVID-19 vaccine you received, and when and where you received it. If you received the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines, the card will remind you to return for a second dose.
• The vaccination site will tell you when to come back for your second appointment, if applicable.

For Any Questions, Call 2-1-1 or visit Mass.Gov

Come join Angelica Lopez and Safara Fisher each Tuesday as they lead a 4-week BIPOC series, entitled Be Yoga, at the Yoga Sanctuary in Northampton.

This series aims to create a space where BIPOC can come together to celebrate themselves as individuals and as a community. It will be half physical yoga practice and half creative expression. You can learn more about Be Yoga, Angelica, and Safara on their website.

#BigLibraryRead begins soon! The featured title ‘The Quiet Girl’ by S.F. Kosa is available with no waitlists or holds June 28 - July 12 from our digital collection! Visit biglibraryread.com for more information on this online book club event.

BONUS: Use #biglibraryread on social media for a chance to win a Samsung Galaxy tablet & signed book from the author!

STOP THE SPREAD TESTING HAS BEEN EXTENDED THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30^th

WALK UP COVID-19 Testing Site in Holyoke.

• The walk-up COVID testing site is at the War Memorial, located at 310 Appleton Street. The lot at 323 Appleton Street may still be used as parking for the test site. Hours of operation will not change at this time.
• Testing will take place at the front doors to the War Memorial.
• Members of the public seeking a test will not be allowed to enter the building during testing hours.
• The line should start at the front door and wrap around on the Maple Street side of the building, if necessary.
• Testing hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 2pm to 6pm. Testing will run until 6/30/21.

DRIVE UP COVID-19 Testing Site in Holyoke

A Stop the Spread test has opened at Holyoke Community College. Testing will run until 6/30/21. The testing will take place at HCC in Lot M, adjacent to the Bartley Center The test site will still be drive-through.

• The site will operate Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday 7am – 11am. Tuesday and Thursday 2pm -7pm.
• Turnaround time for results is typically 4 days or fewer.
• This test site is first come, first serve. There are no appointments. Please do not call the Health Department or Holyoke Community College to make an appointment.
• The test site at Holyoke Community College is a drive-through only test site. Please do not get out of your vehicle. Signage and Campus Police will be readily apparent to help you access the site easily.
• To help speed up the process, please have your information ready. They will ask for your full name, address (you must be a Massachusetts resident), phone number and email address.
• There is no cost for the testing. You do not need a referral, nor do you need to be symptomatic.
• The test style will be the less invasive swab in the lower nostril. The older style that required further insertion of the swab will not be used.
• If you have previously tested positive, DPH and CDC guidelines do not recommend getting retested at this time.
• If you are acutely symptomatic, particularly if you have a high fever, consider scheduling a test with your Primary Care Physician.
• Information on all of the Stop the Spread test sites across the State can be found at:https://www.mass.gov/info-details/stop-the-spread

People age 16 and older who live, work, or study in Massachusetts can get vaccinated!

• The vaccine is free. You will never be asked for a credit card number to make an appointment.
• The Holyoke Senior Center provides a walk-in clinic every Wednesday from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, no appointment necessary. (291 Pine Street)
• Your local CVS Pharmacy is appointment preferred but welcomes walk-ins. It is first come, first serve.
• For other locations, you can make an appointment here to get a vaccine
• You can also check here and enter your zip code to see available appointments in your area).
• The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require two doses. You should make sure you have a second appointment scheduled from the same site, or know how to schedule it, before leaving your first appointment. Johnson & Johnson/Janssen only requires one dose.
• You can get a vaccine even if you do not have insurance, a driver’s license, or a Social Security number
• Be prepared to wait 15 to 30 minutes after receiving the vaccine for observation.

Additional Info:

• Bring an ID with your name, if you have one, to verify your name in the vaccination system.
• Bring your health insurance card, if you have one. Your insurance will be billed at no cost to you. You do not need to be insured to receive the vaccine.
• If you arrive early, please wait in your car until your appointment time.
• Wear a mask that covers your nose and mouth.
• You will get a vaccination card that tells you which COVID-19 vaccine you received, and when and where you received it. If you received the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines, the card will remind you to return for a second dose.
• The vaccination site will tell you when to come back for your second appointment, if applicable.

For Any Questions, Call 2-1-1 or visit Mass.Gov

Come join Angelica Lopez and Safara Fisher each Tuesday as they lead a 4-week BIPOC series, entitled Be Yoga, at the Yoga Sanctuary in Northampton.

This series aims to create a space where BIPOC can come together to celebrate themselves as individuals and as a community. It will be half physical yoga practice and half creative expression. You can learn more about Be Yoga, Angelica, and Safara on their website.

#BigLibraryRead begins soon! The featured title ‘The Quiet Girl’ by S.F. Kosa is available with no waitlists or holds June 28 - July 12 from our digital collection! Visit biglibraryread.com for more information on this online book club event.

BONUS: Use #biglibraryread on social media for a chance to win a Samsung Galaxy tablet & signed book from the author!

STOP THE SPREAD TESTING HAS BEEN EXTENDED THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30^th

WALK UP COVID-19 Testing Site in Holyoke.

• The walk-up COVID testing site is at the War Memorial, located at 310 Appleton Street. The lot at 323 Appleton Street may still be used as parking for the test site. Hours of operation will not change at this time.
• Testing will take place at the front doors to the War Memorial.
• Members of the public seeking a test will not be allowed to enter the building during testing hours.
• The line should start at the front door and wrap around on the Maple Street side of the building, if necessary.
• Testing hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 2pm to 6pm. Testing will run until 6/30/21.

DRIVE UP COVID-19 Testing Site in Holyoke

A Stop the Spread test has opened at Holyoke Community College. Testing will run until 6/30/21. The testing will take place at HCC in Lot M, adjacent to the Bartley Center The test site will still be drive-through.

• The site will operate Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday 7am – 11am. Tuesday and Thursday 2pm -7pm.
• Turnaround time for results is typically 4 days or fewer.
• This test site is first come, first serve. There are no appointments. Please do not call the Health Department or Holyoke Community College to make an appointment.
• The test site at Holyoke Community College is a drive-through only test site. Please do not get out of your vehicle. Signage and Campus Police will be readily apparent to help you access the site easily.
• To help speed up the process, please have your information ready. They will ask for your full name, address (you must be a Massachusetts resident), phone number and email address.
• There is no cost for the testing. You do not need a referral, nor do you need to be symptomatic.
• The test style will be the less invasive swab in the lower nostril. The older style that required further insertion of the swab will not be used.
• If you have previously tested positive, DPH and CDC guidelines do not recommend getting retested at this time.
• If you are acutely symptomatic, particularly if you have a high fever, consider scheduling a test with your Primary Care Physician.
• Information on all of the Stop the Spread test sites across the State can be found at:https://www.mass.gov/info-details/stop-the-spread

People age 16 and older who live, work, or study in Massachusetts can get vaccinated!

• The vaccine is free. You will never be asked for a credit card number to make an appointment.
• The Holyoke Senior Center provides a walk-in clinic every Wednesday from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, no appointment necessary. (291 Pine Street)
• Your local CVS Pharmacy is appointment preferred but welcomes walk-ins. It is first come, first serve.
• For other locations, you can make an appointment here to get a vaccine
• You can also check here and enter your zip code to see available appointments in your area).
• The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require two doses. You should make sure you have a second appointment scheduled from the same site, or know how to schedule it, before leaving your first appointment. Johnson & Johnson/Janssen only requires one dose.
• You can get a vaccine even if you do not have insurance, a driver’s license, or a Social Security number
• Be prepared to wait 15 to 30 minutes after receiving the vaccine for observation.

Additional Info:

• Bring an ID with your name, if you have one, to verify your name in the vaccination system.
• Bring your health insurance card, if you have one. Your insurance will be billed at no cost to you. You do not need to be insured to receive the vaccine.
• If you arrive early, please wait in your car until your appointment time.
• Wear a mask that covers your nose and mouth.
• You will get a vaccination card that tells you which COVID-19 vaccine you received, and when and where you received it. If you received the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines, the card will remind you to return for a second dose.
• The vaccination site will tell you when to come back for your second appointment, if applicable.

For Any Questions, Call 2-1-1 or visit Mass.Gov

Come join Angelica Lopez and Safara Fisher each Tuesday as they lead a 4-week BIPOC series, entitled Be Yoga, at the Yoga Sanctuary in Northampton.

This series aims to create a space where BIPOC can come together to celebrate themselves as individuals and as a community. It will be half physical yoga practice and half creative expression. You can learn more about Be Yoga, Angelica, and Safara on their website.

#BigLibraryRead begins soon! The featured title ‘The Quiet Girl’ by S.F. Kosa is available with no waitlists or holds June 28 - July 12 from our digital collection! Visit biglibraryread.com for more information on this online book club event.

BONUS: Use #biglibraryread on social media for a chance to win a Samsung Galaxy tablet & signed book from the author!

STOP THE SPREAD TESTING HAS BEEN EXTENDED THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30^th

WALK UP COVID-19 Testing Site in Holyoke.

• The walk-up COVID testing site is at the War Memorial, located at 310 Appleton Street. The lot at 323 Appleton Street may still be used as parking for the test site. Hours of operation will not change at this time.
• Testing will take place at the front doors to the War Memorial.
• Members of the public seeking a test will not be allowed to enter the building during testing hours.
• The line should start at the front door and wrap around on the Maple Street side of the building, if necessary.
• Testing hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 2pm to 6pm. Testing will run until 6/30/21.

DRIVE UP COVID-19 Testing Site in Holyoke

A Stop the Spread test has opened at Holyoke Community College. Testing will run until 6/30/21. The testing will take place at HCC in Lot M, adjacent to the Bartley Center The test site will still be drive-through.

• The site will operate Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday 7am – 11am. Tuesday and Thursday 2pm -7pm.
• Turnaround time for results is typically 4 days or fewer.
• This test site is first come, first serve. There are no appointments. Please do not call the Health Department or Holyoke Community College to make an appointment.
• The test site at Holyoke Community College is a drive-through only test site. Please do not get out of your vehicle. Signage and Campus Police will be readily apparent to help you access the site easily.
• To help speed up the process, please have your information ready. They will ask for your full name, address (you must be a Massachusetts resident), phone number and email address.
• There is no cost for the testing. You do not need a referral, nor do you need to be symptomatic.
• The test style will be the less invasive swab in the lower nostril. The older style that required further insertion of the swab will not be used.
• If you have previously tested positive, DPH and CDC guidelines do not recommend getting retested at this time.
• If you are acutely symptomatic, particularly if you have a high fever, consider scheduling a test with your Primary Care Physician.
• Information on all of the Stop the Spread test sites across the State can be found at:https://www.mass.gov/info-details/stop-the-spread

People age 16 and older who live, work, or study in Massachusetts can get vaccinated!

• The vaccine is free. You will never be asked for a credit card number to make an appointment.
• The Holyoke Senior Center provides a walk-in clinic every Wednesday from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, no appointment necessary. (291 Pine Street)
• Your local CVS Pharmacy is appointment preferred but welcomes walk-ins. It is first come, first serve.
• For other locations, you can make an appointment here to get a vaccine
• You can also check here and enter your zip code to see available appointments in your area).
• The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require two doses. You should make sure you have a second appointment scheduled from the same site, or know how to schedule it, before leaving your first appointment. Johnson & Johnson/Janssen only requires one dose.
• You can get a vaccine even if you do not have insurance, a driver’s license, or a Social Security number
• Be prepared to wait 15 to 30 minutes after receiving the vaccine for observation.

Additional Info:

• Bring an ID with your name, if you have one, to verify your name in the vaccination system.
• Bring your health insurance card, if you have one. Your insurance will be billed at no cost to you. You do not need to be insured to receive the vaccine.
• If you arrive early, please wait in your car until your appointment time.
• Wear a mask that covers your nose and mouth.
• You will get a vaccination card that tells you which COVID-19 vaccine you received, and when and where you received it. If you received the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines, the card will remind you to return for a second dose.
• The vaccination site will tell you when to come back for your second appointment, if applicable.

For Any Questions, Call 2-1-1 or visit Mass.Gov

Come join Angelica Lopez and Safara Fisher each Tuesday as they lead a 4-week BIPOC series, entitled Be Yoga, at the Yoga Sanctuary in Northampton.

This series aims to create a space where BIPOC can come together to celebrate themselves as individuals and as a community. It will be half physical yoga practice and half creative expression. You can learn more about Be Yoga, Angelica, and Safara on their website.

STOP THE SPREAD TESTING HAS BEEN EXTENDED THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30^th

WALK UP COVID-19 Testing Site in Holyoke.

• The walk-up COVID testing site is at the War Memorial, located at 310 Appleton Street. The lot at 323 Appleton Street may still be used as parking for the test site. Hours of operation will not change at this time.
• Testing will take place at the front doors to the War Memorial.
• Members of the public seeking a test will not be allowed to enter the building during testing hours.
• The line should start at the front door and wrap around on the Maple Street side of the building, if necessary.
• Testing hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 2pm to 6pm. Testing will run until 6/30/21.

DRIVE UP COVID-19 Testing Site in Holyoke

A Stop the Spread test has opened at Holyoke Community College. Testing will run until 6/30/21. The testing will take place at HCC in Lot M, adjacent to the Bartley Center The test site will still be drive-through.

• The site will operate Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday 7am – 11am. Tuesday and Thursday 2pm -7pm.
• Turnaround time for results is typically 4 days or fewer.
• This test site is first come, first serve. There are no appointments. Please do not call the Health Department or Holyoke Community College to make an appointment.
• The test site at Holyoke Community College is a drive-through only test site. Please do not get out of your vehicle. Signage and Campus Police will be readily apparent to help you access the site easily.
• To help speed up the process, please have your information ready. They will ask for your full name, address (you must be a Massachusetts resident), phone number and email address.
• There is no cost for the testing. You do not need a referral, nor do you need to be symptomatic.
• The test style will be the less invasive swab in the lower nostril. The older style that required further insertion of the swab will not be used.
• If you have previously tested positive, DPH and CDC guidelines do not recommend getting retested at this time.
• If you are acutely symptomatic, particularly if you have a high fever, consider scheduling a test with your Primary Care Physician.
• Information on all of the Stop the Spread test sites across the State can be found at:https://www.mass.gov/info-details/stop-the-spread

People age 16 and older who live, work, or study in Massachusetts can get vaccinated!

• The vaccine is free. You will never be asked for a credit card number to make an appointment.
• The Holyoke Senior Center provides a walk-in clinic every Wednesday from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, no appointment necessary. (291 Pine Street)
• Your local CVS Pharmacy is appointment preferred but welcomes walk-ins. It is first come, first serve.
• For other locations, you can make an appointment here to get a vaccine
• You can also check here and enter your zip code to see available appointments in your area).
• The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require two doses. You should make sure you have a second appointment scheduled from the same site, or know how to schedule it, before leaving your first appointment. Johnson & Johnson/Janssen only requires one dose.
• You can get a vaccine even if you do not have insurance, a driver’s license, or a Social Security number
• Be prepared to wait 15 to 30 minutes after receiving the vaccine for observation.

Additional Info:

• Bring an ID with your name, if you have one, to verify your name in the vaccination system.
• Bring your health insurance card, if you have one. Your insurance will be billed at no cost to you. You do not need to be insured to receive the vaccine.
• If you arrive early, please wait in your car until your appointment time.
• Wear a mask that covers your nose and mouth.
• You will get a vaccination card that tells you which COVID-19 vaccine you received, and when and where you received it. If you received the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines, the card will remind you to return for a second dose.
• The vaccination site will tell you when to come back for your second appointment, if applicable.

For Any Questions, Call 2-1-1 or visit Mass.Gov

#BigLibraryRead begins soon! The featured title ‘The Quiet Girl’ by S.F. Kosa is available with no waitlists or holds June 28 - July 12 from our digital collection! Visit biglibraryread.com for more information on this online book club event.

BONUS: Use #biglibraryread on social media for a chance to win a Samsung Galaxy tablet & signed book from the author!

Come join Angelica Lopez and Safara Fisher each Tuesday as they lead a 4-week BIPOC series, entitled Be Yoga, at the Yoga Sanctuary in Northampton.

This series aims to create a space where BIPOC can come together to celebrate themselves as individuals and as a community. It will be half physical yoga practice and half creative expression. You can learn more about Be Yoga, Angelica, and Safara on their website.

STOP THE SPREAD TESTING HAS BEEN EXTENDED THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30^th

WALK UP COVID-19 Testing Site in Holyoke.

• The walk-up COVID testing site is at the War Memorial, located at 310 Appleton Street. The lot at 323 Appleton Street may still be used as parking for the test site. Hours of operation will not change at this time.
• Testing will take place at the front doors to the War Memorial.
• Members of the public seeking a test will not be allowed to enter the building during testing hours.
• The line should start at the front door and wrap around on the Maple Street side of the building, if necessary.
• Testing hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 2pm to 6pm. Testing will run until 6/30/21.

DRIVE UP COVID-19 Testing Site in Holyoke

A Stop the Spread test has opened at Holyoke Community College. Testing will run until 6/30/21. The testing will take place at HCC in Lot M, adjacent to the Bartley Center The test site will still be drive-through.

• The site will operate Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday 7am – 11am. Tuesday and Thursday 2pm -7pm.
• Turnaround time for results is typically 4 days or fewer.
• This test site is first come, first serve. There are no appointments. Please do not call the Health Department or Holyoke Community College to make an appointment.
• The test site at Holyoke Community College is a drive-through only test site. Please do not get out of your vehicle. Signage and Campus Police will be readily apparent to help you access the site easily.
• To help speed up the process, please have your information ready. They will ask for your full name, address (you must be a Massachusetts resident), phone number and email address.
• There is no cost for the testing. You do not need a referral, nor do you need to be symptomatic.
• The test style will be the less invasive swab in the lower nostril. The older style that required further insertion of the swab will not be used.
• If you have previously tested positive, DPH and CDC guidelines do not recommend getting retested at this time.
• If you are acutely symptomatic, particularly if you have a high fever, consider scheduling a test with your Primary Care Physician.
• Information on all of the Stop the Spread test sites across the State can be found at:https://www.mass.gov/info-details/stop-the-spread

#BigLibraryRead begins soon! The featured title ‘The Quiet Girl’ by S.F. Kosa is available with no waitlists or holds June 28 - July 12 from our digital collection! Visit biglibraryread.com for more information on this online book club event.

BONUS: Use #biglibraryread on social media for a chance to win a Samsung Galaxy tablet & signed book from the author!

People age 16 and older who live, work, or study in Massachusetts can get vaccinated!

• The vaccine is free. You will never be asked for a credit card number to make an appointment.
• The Holyoke Senior Center provides a walk-in clinic every Wednesday from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, no appointment necessary. (291 Pine Street)
• Your local CVS Pharmacy is appointment preferred but welcomes walk-ins. It is first come, first serve.
• For other locations, you can make an appointment here to get a vaccine
• You can also check here and enter your zip code to see available appointments in your area).
• The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require two doses. You should make sure you have a second appointment scheduled from the same site, or know how to schedule it, before leaving your first appointment. Johnson & Johnson/Janssen only requires one dose.
• You can get a vaccine even if you do not have insurance, a driver’s license, or a Social Security number
• Be prepared to wait 15 to 30 minutes after receiving the vaccine for observation.

Additional Info:

• Bring an ID with your name, if you have one, to verify your name in the vaccination system.
• Bring your health insurance card, if you have one. Your insurance will be billed at no cost to you. You do not need to be insured to receive the vaccine.
• If you arrive early, please wait in your car until your appointment time.
• Wear a mask that covers your nose and mouth.
• You will get a vaccination card that tells you which COVID-19 vaccine you received, and when and where you received it. If you received the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines, the card will remind you to return for a second dose.
• The vaccination site will tell you when to come back for your second appointment, if applicable.

For Any Questions, Call 2-1-1 or visit Mass.Gov