Two local businesses offer free vaccination card lamination

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BELLINGHAM, Wash. — For a limited time, two local businesses are offering to laminate COVID-19 vaccination cards free of charge.

People may bring their completed cards for lamination to either Pak Mail in Barkley Village or to Minuteman Press at 4025 Iron Gate Road.

Michael Tilley, the owner of both businesses, says Whatcom County residents may need to pull the cards out for events, travel or border crossings in the future, so laminating them for free through June 30 is one way they can support our community.

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