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COVID-19

State Decision on School Reopening to Come First Week in August

July 8, 2020 Martin Wilbur

New York state will make a decision during the first week of August on how the schools will reopen this fall, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced on Wednesday. Cuomo said a state committee has been convening in recent weeks to discuss

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Lowey Announces $50G Grants for Copland House, Jacob Burns

July 8, 2020 Martin Wilbur Cortlandt,  Pleasantville

Congresswoman Nita Lowey (D-Harrison), chairwoman of the House Appropriations Committee, announced Wednesday that the $45 million for the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) that she helped secure in the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act will be

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Area Ready to Advance to Phase 4 as State’s Data Looks Encouraging

July 7, 2020 Martin Wilbur Putnam County,  Westchester County

Phase 4 of the state’s reopening plan begins locally on Tuesday as COVID-19 infection rates remain at or near 1 percent and hospitalizations and deaths continue at the lowest levels of the crisis. Moving onto the fourth and final phase

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New Castle Steps Up Patrols, Enforcement to Fight Social Distancing Violators

July 2, 2020 Martin Wilbur Chappaqua,  New Castle,  Pleasantville

New Castle officials are vowing to crack down on residents who violate social distancing protocols following at least 19 cases of COVID-19 that were traced to the recent Horace Greeley High School graduation. Town Supervisor Ivy Pool said Wednesday the

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Playland Park Shuttered for the Remainder of 2020 Season

July 1, 2020 Martin Wilbur Westchester County

Playland amusement park in Rye will remain closed for the entire summer after county officials concluded the facility could not be operated safely. Westchester County Executive George Latimer, who called it “probably the toughest decision I’ve had to make,” delivered

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Cuomo Blasts Trump, Federal Government for Poor COVID-19 Response

June 29, 2020 Martin Wilbur Putnam County,  Westchester County

Gov. Andrew Cuomo slammed the federal government and President Donald Trump Monday for a failed coronavirus response that could imperil New York despite the state’s continued decline in transmission rates, hospitalizations and deaths. As COVID-19 cases surge in 32 states,

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County Investigating COVID-19 Cases Linked to Greeley Graduation

June 26, 2020 Martin Wilbur

The Westchester County Department of Health is investigating new COVID-19 cases in New Castle stemming from last week’s Horace Greeley High School graduation. In a Saturday morning post, town Supervisor Ivy Pool stated that the Department of Health has confirmed

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Tristate Area Partners to Quarantine Travelers From U.S. Hot Spots

June 24, 2020 Martin Wilbur

New York, New Jersey and Connecticut are enacting a 14-day quarantine for people coming from states where COVID-19 cases are rising rapidly in an attempt to guard against an increase in cases in the tristate area. The governors of the

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Pace to Resume Classes Aug. 24 Using in-Person and Remote Learning

June 24, 2020 Martin Wilbur

Pace University announced Tuesday it will begin the 2020-21 academic year on Aug. 24 with a combination of in-person, online and hybrid learning and complete classes in time for the Thanksgiving break. A joint letter from President Marvin Krislov, Vanya

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Bedford School Officials Preparing for September Reopening

June 24, 2020 Martin Wilbur Mount Kisco

Bedford school officials have begun formulating plans for the 2020-21 school year, preparing for multiple instructional scenarios as districts seek to reopen in September following the mid-March closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Jean Miccio, acting assistant superintendent for curriculum

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