Nearly All Mapleton Public Schools Teachers, Staff Get COVID Vaccine In Just 1 Day
A total of 550 teachers and staff at Mapleton Schools received their first dose of the COVID vaccine on Friday, another 250 are scheduled for next week.
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A total of 550 teachers and staff at Mapleton Schools received their first dose of the COVID vaccine on Friday, another 250 are scheduled for next week.
Survivors of child sexual assault in Colorado may, for the first time, have legal recourse even after the statute of limitations expires.
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