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COVID vaccine doses are in short supply in NY. Millions of people are scrambling to get shots. Heres what to know about when to expect more doses.

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New York State Team New York will continue to restrict COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to health care workers and nursing homes despite calls from local governments to provide the shots to police, firefighters, teachers and elderly above 75, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Thursday. The comments came amid mounting pressure to expand eligibility following New Yorks slow rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine within hospitals, where hundreds of thousands of doses languished in freezers several weeks into the eff...

Bob434 New data shows the global climate-related death risk has dropped by over 99% since 1920. Despite the near-constant caterwauling from climate alarmists that we are in a “climate emergency,” real-world data released at the end of 2020 shows that climate-related deaths are now approaching zero.   The data spans 100 years of “global warming” back to 1920 and shows “climate-related” deaths are now approaching zero. Below is an update of the graph in the 2020 p...

Man, with history of arrests, charged with arson in Carthage garage fire Cole Sheltray (Source: WWNY) By 7 News Staff | January 8, 2021 at 10:31 AM EST - Updated January 8 at 2:17 PM CARTHAGE, N.Y. (WWNY) - A homeless man, with a history of arrests, is accused of setting fire to his mother’s garage in Carthage Thursday night. Village police arrested Cole Sheltray and charged him with third-degree arson in connection with the fire. The garage, located at 332 North School Street, was ...

New York State Team Dozens of COVID-19 vaccine clinics run by county officials are opening up across New York state as part of the dire push to expand access to shots following a slow rollout inside hospitals and nursing homes last month. So far, 46 local health departments have received doses of COVID-19 vaccines and plan to begin inoculating health care workers and other groups on the pandemic front lines in coming days and weeks, according to the governors office and county officials. Th...

Tired of COVID-19? Heres how experts say to fight off pandemic fatigue and stay safe Isabel Keane, Rockland/Westchester Journal News Clinical psychologist shares tips on coping with COVID fatigue UP NEXT WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. – As the pandemic worsens, and many grow tired of following restrictions, now isn’t the time to let your guard down. According to public health experts, “COVID fatigue” has contributed to the spike in positive cases in recent weeks. © Peter Car...

Business digest: Taurangas Bayfair Shopping Centre wins in accessibility awards 20 Dec, 2020 10:01 PM 13 minutes to read Bay of Plenty Times For the fourth year in a row, Bayfair Shopping Centre has been awarded for having the most inclusive business practices in 2019/2020. The shopping centre also took out the New Build-Commercial category 2019/2020 for its development at the Tauranga City Accessibility Awards. Bayfair Shopping Centre has promoted social responsibility throug...

Rockland/Westchester Journal News About 250,000 Rockland and Westchester residents will not face toll hikes to cross the Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge through 2022. Thats according to the state Thruway Authority, which said residents with E-ZPass tags will automatically be enrolled in a discount plan before the new rates take effect on Jan. 1.  These residents will continue to pay $4.75 per trip. This discount will be available to new customers as well. To qualify, drivers must meet these quali...

Barr Defends Not Making Hunter Biden Probe Public Before Election Attorney General William Barr said in an interview published Friday that he has no regrets over not letting the public know before the election that Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s son was under investigation. Barr told The Wall Street Journal that a Department of Justice (DOJ) rule against publicly confirming probes that involve candidates for office is “not absolute” and that he could think of scenarios in whi...