Whether you are traveling, preparing for a return to school or live somewhere with high rates of COVID-19 transmission -- wearing a mask is vital, especially if you are not vaccinated.
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The rising COVID-19 infections and the Delta variant might have you rethinking your summer travel plans, especially if someone in the family is unvaccinated.
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The Fourth of July weekend might be the first time you are gathering in a large group or traveling in more than a year and there are safety precautions you should consider -- especially if you have not been vaccinated for COVID-19.
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