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Rural Utahns more hesitant to get the COVID-19 vaccine than city folk, survey results show

| Updated: 2:55 p.m. Adults in some parts of Utah are more hesitant to get the COVID-19 vaccine than in others, according to a recent survey taken by the Utah Department of Health. Even in the local health districts with the lowest likelihood of getting the vaccine, at least half of the adults surveyed who haven’t had the vaccine still want to get it. In some of Utah’s most populous counties, that rate tops 80%. “We’re not to the point where vaccine hesitancy is the problem,” Gov. Spencer Cox said Thursday, at his weekly COVID-19 media briefing. “There’s still a lot of people that are willing to get the vaccine. They just haven’t gotten it yet. It’s mostly a matter of convenience for them.”

Local COVID-19 rates continue to drop from post-holiday heights

Northern Utah opens mass vaccination clinics as websites keep crashing

KSL TV LOGAN Vaccines for those 70 and older continue to roll out as large vaccination clinics started in northern Utah Thursday and more computer systems crashed under pressure from the large number of people trying to make appointments. Hundreds of Utah seniors showed up in Logan for one of those clinics. It was the first of many to come in the Bear River Health District. Officials expected to vaccinate as many as 900 people by the time the clinic ended Friday. Serious concerns persisted over the area s limited supplies. However, residents said this is the moment they have been waiting for.

Teachers, school staff breathe sigh of relief after first round of vaccination clinics in Bear River Health Department

Teachers and staff at Logan and Cache County’s school districts were able to sign up to receive their first doses of COVID-19 vaccinations this week. “It’s a huge relief,” said Jessica Littlefield, a fourth-grade teacher at Cedar Ridge Elementary. “This was pretty exciting.” Pandemic roller coaster Advertisement Sky View High School’s Kaye Dawn Falslev said this is hands-down the hardest year she’s ever experienced in her 34-year career. “From the time we went back to school until about Christmas break, it was brutal,” she said. “It was absolutely brutal. And it’s only slightly better as you move through it as you get a few more things, you know, online and that sort of thing.”

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