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Coronavirus tracker: 16,371 Summit County residents are fully vaccinated

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Students will be required to wear masks even after the state mandate expires

Summit County will not implement a new mask order when the state mandate expires April 10

As vaccine made available to all adults, county health officials anticipate rollout to remain smooth

All Utahns 16 and older eligible for vaccination starting Wednesday (updated)

‘To this day, it stuns me.’ A year later, the people who’ve led Summit County’s COVID response recall the first days after the pandemic struck.

Park City coronavirus-era economy: the black swan landed, but it flew away quickly

Nearly 40% of Summit County residents 18 or older have had at least 1 vaccine shot

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Additional free rapid testing on offer Tuesday and Wednesday in Park City

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Summit County invites residents 40 and older to make a vaccine appointment (updated)

Free rapid testing extended with additional dates in Park City

Summit County’s COVID cases have fallen sharply while vaccinations ramp up

Utahns between 65-69 are immediately eligible for the coronavirus vaccine, governor announces

Park City Community Foundation’s COVID-19 Response Fund announces additional $500,000 in grants

COVID numbers are the best since October, but a more contagious virus has arrived in Summit County (updated)

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UPDATE: Free rapid COVID testing extended with additional dates, including new events at South Summit High School

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Park City restaurateur Bill White reflects on year of COVID

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Inside the Summit County vaccine clinic

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Summit County to observe national moment of silence honoring victims of COVID-19

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Summit County vaccination site to close for Martin Luther King Jr. Day

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Free rapid COVID-19 testing to be offered in Park City

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Free rapid testing now available to Summit County businesses, employees

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Second phase of COVID vaccinations in Utah will prioritize people 75 and older

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More students are seeking counseling services as officials fear the pandemic’s unseen costs

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Park City schools have remained open. Officials explain how — and why.

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