A normal RAGBRAI : Masks won t be required in 2021 return of annual bike ride across Iowa Philip Joens, Des Moines Register
RAGBRAI during COVID: ’We think we can pull it off’
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With about half of Iowa s, and the country s, population vaccinated against COVID-19, the Register’s Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa next month will look and feel much like those held over the 47 years before the cancellation of the 2020 ride, organizers say.
RAGBRAI officials, who announced in December that the ride would return July 25-31, initially planned to require masks and to impose safe social distance requirements in vendor lines and at off-bike events. They also said they might consider staggered starts for riders, if warranted, to cut down on crowding; COVID-19 testing or proof of vaccination; and health screenings.
Iowa State Fair s 2021 COVID-19 rules won t require masks
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Local News: Spirit Lake to be part of focus in COVID-19 vaccine promotion effort (6/22/21)
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Tuesday, June 22, 2021
By Seth Boyes - News Editor
Spirit Lake is one of 17 Iowa communities where University of Iowa officials hope to promote COVID-19 vaccination as rates have slowed. The university announced the year-long project earlier this month. The project will focus on micropolitan communities populations between 10,000 and 49,999 across the state. Members of the university s Prevention Research Center for Rural Health, the Iowa Public Health Association and the Iowa Immunizes Coaltion will partner with local public health leaders, community organizations and other local groups to understand why individuals are not being vaccinated, test potential promotions and apply successful methods elsewhere in the state. The program is to be partially supported by a $500,000 grant from the Centers fo Disease Control.