Poll: More than a third of Utahns are changing their holiday behavior because of COVID-19
A new Deseret News\/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll found more than one-third of Utahns are changing their behavior this holiday season due to COVID-19.
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A new Deseret News\/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll found more than one-third of Utahns are changing their behavior this holiday season due to COVID-19.
A new Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll found more than one third of Utahns are changing their behavior this holiday season due to COVID-19. A public health professor says people are ready to move on from coronavirus despite rising cases and deaths in Utah.
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