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Michiganders ages 65 and older, frontline workers, and educators eligible for COVID-19 vaccine starting Monday

(The Center Square) – Michigan officials announced Wednesday the state will start to vaccinate a broader group of people starting Monday. That includes Michiganders age 65 and older, frontline workers including police officers, first responders,…

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