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PLAINS TWP. &mdash; The tents are gone, but testing continues at the Rite Aid on River Street in Plains Township.
				Anyone wishing to be tested can do so by making an appointment and going through the drive-thru lane at the pharmacy.
				Testing had been conducted in tents in the parking lot at the Rite Aid store at 20 South River St., but that ended Friday.
				The change in operation of the testing is spelled out on the Rite Aid web site &mdash; riteaid.com.
				The Pennsylvania Department of Health closed its COVID-19 test site at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Wilkes-Barre Township at the end of May.
				The web site states that the screening is for people who do not need immediate medical attention. It states that the program is not intended for people experiencing severe symptoms such as severe cough, severe shortness of breath, severe fever, or other concerning symptoms who may need more immediate medical care. The web site advises symptomatic people to visit the CDC website for information on what to do if you are sick.
				These seeking a test must be 18 years old or older. There is no charge for the test. The hours for testing are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
				In mid-April, Rite Aid announced it was offering COVID-19 testing at some of its stores.
				Testing was conducted in tents in the store&rsquo;s parking lot. As part of the testing process, people had to remain in their vehicles from the time they arrive and until they depart.

Rite Aid shifts COVID-19 testing to drive-thru