STRIDE testing sites close early due to increased demand, officials say more staff will be added
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STRIDE Community Health says they’ll have additional staff starting Friday after COVID-19 testing sites in Jefferson and Douglas counties closed early Wednesday “in part due to staffing resources and in part due to increased demand for testing,” according to Laura Larson, the vice president of development for STRIDE. Denver7's Liz Gelardi has more.
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