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FIGHTING A RELENTLESS FOE – Daytona Times

COVID-19 vaccinations continue as the virus continues to hit hard locally. BY ANDREAS BUTLER DAYTONA TIMES Across the nation, the number of coronavirus cases, hospitalizations and deaths continue to rise and locally is no exception. As of the Daytona Times’ Wednesday night deadline, there were 27,592 confirmed cases, 1,404 hospitalizations and 478 deaths in Volusia […]

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