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North Dakota continues to struggle with the deadly virus, but the vaccine has undeniably saved lives, prevented hospitalizations and allowed the return of some sense of normalcy, said state Immunization Program Manager Molly Howell. 

North Dakota continues to struggle with the deadly virus, but the vaccine has undeniably saved lives, prevented hospitalizations and allowed the return of some sense of normalcy, said state Immunization Program Manager Molly Howell. 

North Dakota continues to struggle with the deadly virus, but the vaccine has undeniably saved lives, prevented hospitalizations and allowed the return of some sense of normalcy, said state Immunization Program Manager Molly Howell. 

More information on how to register for vaccine clinics follows. Where can I get vaccinated? Area hospitals are registering their patients for vaccination clinics. Sanford Health Bismarck patients can go to http://bit.ly/360A7sN. CHI St. Alexius Health patients can call the hospitals vaccine scheduling hotline at 701-530-6776 or fill out a form at http://bit.ly/3pOs0qk to sign up for a clinic. Both Sanford and CHI St. Alexius are vaccinating the general population. Public health departments ...

Some Sanford Health Bismarck staff members on Monday received what hospital President Michael LeBeau called “the beacon of hope." Employees received some of the first doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in the state, nine months after the coronavirus pandemic took hold in North Dakota. “Today’s the day we go on offense,” LeBeau said. Four Sanford employees -- Mubashir Badar, Karin Willis, Todd Schaffer and Rainalda Schaeffer -- were the first to be vaccinated, with about 70...

Some Sanford Health Bismarck staff members on Monday received what hospital President Michael LeBeau called “the beacon of hope." Employees received some of the first doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in the state, nine months after the coronavirus pandemic took hold in North Dakota. “Today’s the day we go on offense,” LeBeau said. Four Sanford employees -- Mubashir Badar, Karin Willis, Todd Schaffer and Rainalda Schaeffer -- were the first to be vaccinated, with about 70...