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It s not the birthday present 12-year-olds want, but Mary Cox got the gift of the COVID-19 vaccine. She just turned 12 in July. The day after her birthday, we got the first one, and this is her second one, Erin Cox said.Cox brought her daughter to a pop-up clinic at Russell Middle School Monday.She feels like the vaccine is a rite of passage for Mary, now that she qualifies for the immunization. I m really relieved now, Cox said. She s the youngest and that they will all be vaccinated heading into the school year. It s just a huge relief. We know the school year is going to be challenging in some ways even more challenging than last year in some ways, said Dr. Lindsay Huse, Douglas County Health Director. Douglas County, Sarpy/Cass and Three Rivers health departments sent out general guidelines to school districts Monday.They encourage administrators to implement non-pharmaceutical interventions, such as cleaning, disinfecting, social distancing and mask-wearing. Absolut

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