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Out Boulder County has designed a survey to better understand LGBTQI community perspectives and needs related to the COVID-19 vaccine and is amng 125 lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex health policy advocates seeking the creation of an inclusive and coordinated plan to distribute the vaccine.

“As far as the next round of possible funds from the federal government, there is no carve-out for municipalities at this time,” city spokesman Rigo Leal said in an email. “So we will be closely watching the details of how the funds will be distributed from the state.” 

The new plan places teachers in Tier 1B, along with people 70 and older, health care workers who don’t work directly with COVID patients, and first responders like police, firefighters, and funeral workers. People with pre-existing conditions remain in Tier 2.

Dozens of people across the Denver-metro region have made a pledge to take a walk at 1 p.m. New Year’s Day, according to Ana Lucaci, a Longmont resident and a walk2connect owner. 

A second case is suspected in another Colorado National Guard member, health officials said Wednesday. A state laboratory detected the cases after it began looking for signs of the variant after its spread was announced in England earlier this month, said Dr. Rachel Herlihy, the state's epidemiologist. 

In the 20th Judicial District in Boulder County, the cuts add up the equivalent of 12.9 full-time employees.

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A Way Forward is working to eliminate financial barriers for families struggling with addiction through counseling services.

The free classes are set to begin in January