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Larimer County COVID-19 restrictions tighten as rates rise

Larimer County has moved to Safer at Home Level 2 from its initial “cautious” Level 1 status

The change is due to rising case numbers, according to a press release from the Larimer County Department of Health and Environment

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“As of (Nov. 5), Larimer County’s COVID-19 incidence rate is 309 and the positivity rate is 6.9%,” according to the release. “Both numbers have increased significantly since early September. Hospitalizations of COVID-19 patients, hospitalizations overall and (intensive care unit) usage continues to increase.”  

With a Level 2 status, more cautionary measures will be implemented.

According to the release, 50 people may attend indoor worship services, down from the previous 175. Gyms are able to have 50 people, with restaurants decreasing as well from 175 to 50. If restaurants are able to accommodate social distancing, they may have 100 people. 

For group sports, only 25 people may participate per activity. Indoor events are able to have 100 people, with outdoor events remaining at 175. 

The changes that come with this new status will be in effect on Nov. 6 beginning at 5 p.m., according to the release. 

According to the Larimer County COVID-19 Dashboard, there have been 171 new cases reported since Nov. 4. 

“We need to wear our masks, maintain social distance and hold off on in-home private get-togethers right now,” said Commissioner Steve Johnson in the release. “The next few weeks will be critical for us as a community. We need to do everything we can to keep our workers employed and our kids attending in-person learning.”

Laura Studley can be reached as news@collegian.com or on Twitter @laurastudley_

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Katrina Clasen is the current design director for The Collegian and is a third-year honors student pursuing a degree in fine arts with a concentration in graphic design and a minor in creative writing. This will be her third year working on the design desk at The Collegian after starting as a page designer in 2019 and design editor in 2020. As design director, Clasen oversees and aids the operations of The Collegian's print publication and design production team. She is eager to be leading her desk as the director alongside her incredible new team of designers. As a committed advocate for providing students with opportunities to share their voices, Clasen found her love for design when creating layouts and graphic art for her high school literary and visual arts magazine, The Looking Glass. Now she volunteers her knowledge of design to multiple on-campus magazines with her most recent position being graphic designer and managing editor for CSU's Honors Program Spiritus Mundi. Working alongside industry trailblazers within The Collegian has strengthened Clasen's ambition for innovation and creativity. She works to capture the expression of complex human thought by focusing on creating meaningful experiences through design. She dreams of one day founding her own design firm for creatives to consult and create all in one place. Growing up in Fort Collins, Clasen fell in love with the outdoors and connecting with others outside. She is happiest with her life-long friend and sister Natalya Clasen, cooking and chatting the hours away.

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