The majority of those responding to this week’s online poll said they supported a proposed Walgreens that would feature a pick-up pharmacy window across North McDowell Boulevard from Petaluma Valley Hospital.
Here were some of the comments.
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“A great convenience for people who are already hurting, need to get it done in a hurry, and have limited mobility.”
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“Certainly do support it. We need a good drug store in Petaluma!”
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“Ever see one of those Walgreens with a pickup window? Ugly blight on the landscape.”
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“It could provide a very valuable service, especially for people who cannot make it to the pharmacy during ‘normal’ hours.”
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“The benefit of accessibility justifies the exception.”
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“The CVS store nearby is open until midnight and the one on East Washington is open 24 hours a day. Granted neither has a pharmacy open 24 hours, but online casino if one was needed in Petaluma, don’t you think one of them would already have it by now? This is nothing more than a plan to build anything on a piece of flood-prone property before the ridiculous Deer Creek center is built and diverts much of the flood water that once went there onto it and render it worthless.”
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“How many pharmacies does Petaluma really need?”
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“If we are really a community, then we must also realize that there are disabled and frail people that live in this community. Getting in and out of the car, transferring to a chair and then walking or rolling into a store to collect a prescription, for some, is a Herculean task. A drive up window would be a welcomed convenience.”

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