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Campbell River School district staff to receive priority vaccination

Campbell River School District employees are now eligible to be vaccinated against COVID-19.

Superintendent Jeremy Morrow sent an email to district staff with registration information on “how to get priority vaccinated” starting May 1. Morrow tweeted out a reminder to staff today and called it “great news.”

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