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Arizona COVID-19 updates: Seriously reconsider going overseas : COVID-19 vaccine and air travel questions answered

Arizona COVID-19 updates: CDC makes not wearing mask on public transport a federal crime Arizona Republic Arizona ranked first nationwide for its weekly COVID-19 case rates and death rates. The state s rate of new positive cases over the last seven days was 94.2 cases per 100,000 people as of Thursday, per the CDC. The U.S. average for new cases was 48.8 cases per 100,000 people. © Frank Franklin II, AP People wear protective masks during the coronavirus pandemic while boarding a bus near the Fordham Metro North station Thursday, Oct. 22, 2020, in New York. As the coronavirus rages across the U.S., grocery workers, health care professionals, university staffers, cleaning crews and others who donâ€™t have the option to work from home must weigh safety against affordability when deciding how best to commute to their jobs. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)

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Arizona COVID-19 updates: Vaccine rollout going slower than expected; here s Ducey s plan to speed it up

Arizona COVID-19 updates: CDC makes not wearing mask on public transport a federal crime Arizona Republic Arizona ranked first nationwide for its weekly COVID-19 case rates and death rates. The state s rate of new positive cases over the last seven days was 94.2 cases per 100,000 people as of Thursday, per the CDC. The U.S. average for new cases was 48.8 cases per 100,000 people. © Frank Franklin II, AP People wear protective masks during the coronavirus pandemic while boarding a bus near the Fordham Metro North station Thursday, Oct. 22, 2020, in New York. As the coronavirus rages across the U.S., grocery workers, health care professionals, university staffers, cleaning crews and others who donâ€™t have the option to work from home must weigh safety against affordability when deciding how best to commute to their jobs. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)

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Dr Linda Lujan among Community College of Denver Honorees : The Prowers Journal

CCD Honors Three Community Leaders with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Award Recognition (Denver, CO) – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. exemplified community leadership and made it the cornerstone of his civil rights ministry. He inspired people to continue his work in their communities. In the spirit of Dr. King, Community College of Denver (CCD) honors three community leaders. Cleo Parker Robinson, Christine Benero and Dr. Linda Lujan are among the 2021 honorees to be recognized on January 18, 2021 as we celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Every year for the past 11 years, CCD has recognized the outstanding work of community leaders as part of our MLK Celebration event. In keeping with our annual tradition, CCD is proud to honor these three leaders in Denver’s community virtually. This year’s virtual recognition will take place at CCD.edu/MLK2021 and on our social media channels.

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Community assistants now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine

Approximately 11,500 ASU community members, including community assistants, are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Colleges spent millions on COVID-19 expenses this fall, even as sources of income shrank, data show

Three-quarters of institutions in one association survey spent more than they expected to mitigate the effects of COVID-19. The spring will also be expensive, experts say.

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