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A year after COVID-19 vaccine's arrival, North Dakota has seen big benefits, expert says - Vimarsana News

A year after COVID-19 vaccine's arrival, North Dakota has seen big benefits, expert says

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. 

Morning headlines: Despite boundary changes, Fargo elementary students can choose schools - Vimarsana News

Morning headlines: Despite boundary changes, Fargo elementary students can choose schools

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5 things to know today: District boundary, Fossil fuel, Vaccine anniversary, Liquor laws, Line 3 - Vimarsana News

5 things to know today: District boundary, Fossil fuel, Vaccine anniversary, Liquor laws, Line 3

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Morning headlines: Fargo to allow elementary students in South Fargo to continue in current school, despite boundary changes - Vimarsana News

Morning headlines: Fargo to allow elementary students in South Fargo to continue in current school, despite boundary changes

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A year after COVID-19 vaccine's arrival, North Dakota has seen big benefits, expert says - Vimarsana News

A year after COVID-19 vaccine's arrival, North Dakota has seen big benefits, expert says

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.