Omelan Kluchnyk, 70, was first in line, having arrived at 6:30 a.m. after a short commute from Ukrainian Village. His 8 a.m. appointment would not start until about 9 a.m., however because of unspecified delays. Dozens of people stood after him for two blocks, some chatting about who they know who has already gotten vaccinated, others frantically flagging down a volunteer to ask whether they were going to miss their appointments.
United Center opens as COVID-19 mass vaccination site: ‘We are now a live clinic.’
