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Standing in line for three hours for a jab they never got were from left, Rory LeBlanc, Fiona LeBlanc, Rowan LeBlanc, neighbor Erin Hershey holding baby Delia LeBlanc, and Meg LeBlanc, all of Campton. (PAULA TRACY PHOTO)

PLYMOUTH — Demand for COVID-19 vaccinations and booster shots have increased so much recently that many people have complained about long waits, prompting Gov. Chris Sununu to open four new fixed sites on Tuesday.

Elementary school student Fiona LeBlanc and her family from Campton waited three hours Monday night at the Common Man event room in Plymouth and didn’t end up getting what they came for.

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