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Denver Race for Mayor 2023: Get to know the candidates - Vimarsana News

Denver Race for Mayor 2023: Get to know the candidates

17 people are running for mayor, each with ideas about crime, homelessness, housing affordability and more. We asked all of them to answer the same policy questions.

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Denver mayor's race: Candidates to debate on 9NEWS - Vimarsana News

Denver mayor's race: Candidates to debate on 9NEWS

17 people vying to become mayor of Colorado's largest city in a race where there is no incumbent for the first time since 2011. Michael Hancock is term-limited.

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9NEWS Anchor Anusha Roy opens up about postpartum depression - Vimarsana News

9NEWS Anchor Anusha Roy opens up about postpartum depression

Mental Health Awareness Month 9NEWS The First Step: 9NEWS Anchor Anusha Roy and her mom discuss postpartum depression following pregnancy, where how to get help.

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The women behind Colorado's COVID response - Vimarsana News

The women behind Colorado's COVID response

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit Colorado, women behind the scenes helped guide the state through an unprecedented crisis.

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Why life won't be normal right after the COVID-19 vaccine - Vimarsana News

Why life won't be normal right after the COVID-19 vaccine

COVID Precautions Whether a person is in-between doses right now or has already received both, health experts say following COVID-19 precautions is still important. Those include wearing masks, regularly washing your hands, social distancing, and limiting contact with people outside your home.  "After the first dose of the vaccine, depending on which one you get, there is a little bit of a difference but you are not at the 95% range [of immunity]," said Barron. "You are somewhere between 50 to 70 percent potentially protected, which means you can get COVID in-between vaccines."   Barron sai...

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