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As of Thursday morning, the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Nevada County had reached 4,671. There are 101 new cases since Thursday, April 29, indicating a 2% increase.
Of the 4,671 total cases, 4,468 have been released from isolation and 128 are presently active. Nevada County’s total death toll is 75, with no deaths in the last four weeks.
The county remains in the red tier.
According to California’s Health and Human Services’ website, Nevada County administered 3,318 vaccine doses this week, bringing the total number of fully vaccinated people in the county up to 32,201. at Sierra College’s Grass Valley Campus in Nevada County on Tuesday. It will be open from 8 am. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, and appointments through the first week of June have been added to MyTurn.
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As Utah continues to grapple with a housing shortage, a new survey found most of today’s high schoolers want to own single-family homes of their own someday despite beliefs that those in Gen Z might prefer a different lifestyle than that of their parents.
The Salt Lake City-based Envision Utah Youth Council, composed of high school and middle school students, found that 90% of teens say they want a single-family home by midcareer, and almost 80% of them want to live in a suburb, according to a recently released survey.
“I think we know that Utah is a pretty family-oriented place already, it definitely is compared to some other states for sure, so I think it kind of does continue that trend. We liked how we grew up, so I want the same as that,” said Caleb Grow, a student member on the youth council.