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Simpler COVID-19 strategies proposed for upcoming winter in Aspen, Pitkin County

While Aspen’s upcoming winter season will contain echoes of last winter’s COVID-19 mitigation strategies, vaccines and booster shots will likely allow for a simpler set of guidelines this time around.

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Planning Aspen ski season, leaders have Delta on their minds

Planning Aspen ski season, leaders have Delta on their minds
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Delta on the mind of local leaders as winter looms

Delta on the mind of local leaders as winter looms
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Vaccines likely to protect against high summer case counts in Aspen area

A Pitkin County Vaccination Clinic was in full swing in the Aspen High School gymnasium to administer the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine in Aspen on Thursday, May 13, 2021. (Kelsey Brunner/The Aspen Times) Local public health officials do not think that large numbers of visitors to Aspen and Pitkin County this summer will result in sky-high numbers of COVID-19 cases like it did over the winter. While large numbers of visitors yielded increased local case counts in December and January, public health did not see a corresponding rise in cases when large spring break crowds descended in late February and March, said Josh Vance, Pitkin County epidemiologist.

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