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Grand County loosens COVID restrictions; masks still required

With the statewide dial no longer mandated, Grand County has created its own plans to monitor and suppress COVID-19.

Grand pauses use of Johnson and Johnson vaccine

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Vaccine clinic scheduled this weekend at MPHS

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Vaccine clinics scheduled throughout Grand

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State to move Summit County back to level orange restrictions Wednesday

Colorado loosens mask requirements under Level Green restrictions

Grand sets goal to vaccinate 10,000 residents with all adults now eligible

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New form available for people over 60 as vaccine distribution continues in Grand County

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Restaurant workers, residents 50 and older can access vaccine on March 19

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California COVID-19 variant found in Grand

Mellowing COVID case rates have Grand preparing for Yellow

Providers can’t stop non-residents from getting vaccinated in Grand

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COVID-19 cases dip below Level Yellow rates for first time this year

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Contact tracing compliance raises concerns

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Grand County Public Health ends targeted COVID restrictions

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More than 3,400 vaccine doses administered so far in Grand

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County targets Winter Park, Fraser for COVID-19 restrictions

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State: COVID-19 Outbreak at Winter Park Resort includes 109 cases among resort staff

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Grand County Public Health to report COVID-19 outbreak at Winter Park Resort

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State COVID dial changes as Grand sees spike in cases

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Grand County coroner says state is inflating COVID-19 death count

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Coloradans 65 and older, teachers will have access to coronavirus vaccine starting Feb. 8

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More than 1,500 vaccines have been given in Grand

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COVID outbreaks reported at East, West Grand school districts

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COVID-19 outbreak reported at Grand County Sheriff’s Office

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