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Maggie Cox receives Frisco's Finest Award

The Frisco Town Council honored Maggie Cox with the Frisco’s Finest Award during its meeting Tuesday, Sept. 14. The award is presented to residents who’ve made the communities of Frisco and Summit County as a.

Mind Springs Health hires new program director, promotes program coordinator

Staying in Summit presents senior housing development to county officials

The parcel of land known as the Fiester Preserve in Frisco was at the center of the housing development debate in the Bill s Ranch neighborhood in February 2020. Now, key stakeholders have identified another parcel close to the preserve that is most preferred if development were to happen for a housing project. Since it was formed in 2018, local nonprofit Staying in Summit has been focused on advocating and creating plans for a senior housing development in Summit County. After assembling data, identifying potential parcels of land and working with two different developers, the organization presented its potential development to the Summit Board of County Commissioners during its work session meeting on Tuesday, June 1. But local officials are laser-focused on workforce housing needs, and it’s unclear whether this project will come to fruition.

What to expect when you get a COVID-19 vaccine

For those interested in receiving a vaccine, here’s what you need to know. How to make an appointment As of early April, all Coloradans ages 16 and older are eligible to receive a vaccine. Because vaccines are in short supply, all residents should preregister for an appointment at CoMassVax.org , which is used for the county’s drive-thru and neighborhood pop-up clinics. When residents preregister, they are essentially putting their name on a contact list. Public health officials draw names randomly each week and notify those individuals about available appointments. Brian Bovaird, director of emergency management at the county, said this usually happens soon after the county receives confirmation from the state regarding how many vaccines it will receive for the upcoming week.

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