Indiana COVID-19 cases hit highest level in more than a year

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8 thoughts on “Indiana COVID-19 cases hit highest level in more than a year

    1. Possibly, but it would have to be reported. I have not yet reported any of our at-home tests (all negative thus far).

    1. I started to respond as if this was serious. But now I wonder if it was posted ironically, to illustrate the impact of the alternative reality peddlers?

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