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Spokane Public Radio
Apr 7, 21
Spokane Public Radio

Health Officials Concerned Over Increases In Spokane County Covid-19 Cases
KXLY
Mar 25, 21
KXLY

New COVID variant discovered in Spokane County
The Spokesman Review
Mar 20, 21
The Spokesman Review

Behind the scenes, yet on the front lines: Epidemiologists reflect on a pandemic year
KHQ
Mar 9, 21
KHQ

State DOH and Regional Health working on a plan to get the vaccine to homebound seniors
Spokesman Review
Mar 3, 21
Spokesman Review

Thanks to effort to vaccinate the homeless in Spokane, one man’s shot will open door to permanent housing
Spokesman Review
Mar 1, 21
Spokesman Review

The pandemic’s silver lining: No flu deaths so far this year in Washington