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COVID-19

Progress Seen in Limiting COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations in State

April 19, 2021 Martin Wilbur COVID-19,  Westchester County

After a difficult fall and winter where COVID-19 cases spiked to alarming levels, a steady two-week drop has given way to cautious optimism. Westchester County, which had been stuck between 5,000 and 6,000 active cases since early March until a

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State to Allocate Vaccine Doses to Colleges as Young Adult Positivity Rates Rise

April 12, 2021 Martin Wilbur COVID-19,  New York,  Westchester County

New York State will allocate 35,000 vaccination doses to public and private colleges throughout the state to help inoculate the student population before the end of the spring semester, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday. With a recent spike in COVID-19

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Westchester on Track to Have at Least Half its Residents Vaccinated By Late May

April 9, 2021 Martin Wilbur COVID-19,  Westchester County

Westchester County expects to have a majority of its nearly one million residents vaccinated before the end of next month. County Executive George Latimer made the projection based on the latest vaccination numbers provided by New York State this week

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Westchester County Investigates Reports of Pharmacies Charging for COVID Shots

April 5, 2021 Martin Wilbur COVID-19,  Westchester County

Westchester County is investigating multiple reports of pharmacies in northern Westchester who have charged recipients for receiving one of the COVID-19 vaccines. County Executive George Latimer said there have been the allegations revolve around members of the public being charged

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Westchester County Officials Urge Vigilance in Limiting COVID as Cases Rise

April 2, 2021 Martin Wilbur COVID-19,  Putnam,  Westchester County

Westchester County health officials stressed the need for the public to remain vigilant and continue to take precautions in hopes of warding off the mushrooming COVID-19 case numbers during the past couple of weeks. Despite the steady increase in vaccinations

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Vaccine Eligibility Expanded to 30-Year-Olds; 16-Year-Olds Next Week

March 29, 2021 Martin Wilbur COVID-19,  New York,  Westchester County

Eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccines in New York State is once again being expanded this week to include all residents who are 30 years old and up, and by next Tuesday will include everyone at least 16 years old. Gov.

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Westchester County Launches Campaign to Prevent Hate and Bias Incidents

March 26, 2021 Examiner Media George Latimer,  Mimi Rocah,  Westchester County,  Westchester County District Attorney

By Martin Wilbur and Anna Young With hate crimes and bias incidents soaring across the region and in communities nationwide, Westchester County officials have launched a new campaign to ensure immediate assistance is provided if a crime occurs. The campaign,

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State Lifts Most Nursing Home Restrictions; COVID Cases Stubbornly Steady in Westchester

March 25, 2021 Martin Wilbur COVID-19,  Putnam County,  Westchester County

New York State has lifted most of the severe restrictions on nursing home visitation after some residents hadn’t seen their relatives face to face for a full year. Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s office announced late Thursday afternoon that all nursing home

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‘Make Your Appointment’: COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility Age Lowers to New Yorkers 50-Plus

March 23, 2021 Martin Wilbur COVID-19,  New York,  Westchester County

New York State residents who are at least 50 years old will be able to receive a COVID-19 vaccination starting this week after Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Monday the age for eligibility has been lowered. Cuomo, who was in Mount

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Supporters of Excluded Workers Go on Hunger Strike to Back State Relief Bill

March 22, 2021 Martin Wilbur Westchester County,  White Plains

A group of immigrant workers and their advocates launched a two-week hunger strike last week to demand that New York State provide $3.5 billion of assistance to those who have been excluded from federal stimulus checks and unemployment. About 100

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