Fairgrounds COVID-19 testing extended through October – Daytona Times

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Fairgrounds COVID-19 testing extended through October – Daytona Times

Free COVID-19 testing in the Hester Building at the Volusia County Fairgrounds will continue through Oct. 30 due to another extension from the Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM). Provided by FDEM, testing was scheduled to end Oct. 15, but has now been extended until Oct. 30. The indoor location will continue to allow the […]

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