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Executive Director Dr. Ted Long also discussed the challenges posed by tracking cases in reopened businesses and schools.

AVON — On Nov. 2, Eagle County voters will determine which of the 11 candidates running for the Eagle County Schools’ Board of Education will fill its five open seats.

NYC Making Hard Push For Student Vaccinations Ahead Of School Start

GYPSUM — A group of around 50 parents and community members — some with anti-mask protest signs and others wearing masks — joined the school board Wednesday night to passionately express their opinions on the…

Why experts say COVID-19 contact tracing may be more valuable than ever • 8 min read The source of COVID-19: What we know A team assembled by the World Health Organization recently visited Wuhan to research where COVID-19 came from, but it could be years before there are clear answers about how the outbreak started.Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group via Getty Images, FILE Many states are rolling back restrictions and masking guidance now that just over half of American adults are vaccinated again...

Harbor Officials Support Toned Down Concert for July 2, Hope Bigger Things Follow Courtesy of the Crescent City Harbor District Previously: ### It’ll be a more low-key affair than initially described, but Crescent City Harbor commissioners hope a July 2 concert will lead to bigger things. In fact, one of the newest commissioners, Harry Adams, says he’s planning for a reggae concert on July 21. Mike Schmidt’s event kicking off Independence Day weekend near his restaurant, Schmidt’s House...

More than 20 clinics have been set up across the city to address the needs of patients suffering from long-term symptoms of Covid-19. And as physicians continue to discover new afflictions related to the disease, the clinics have adjusted to remain nimble and flexible in the services they provide. …

Coronavirus: NYC schools administer 1 million COVID tests Updated May 10, 2021; Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — One million coronavirus (COVID-19) tests have been administered in New York City schools since the start of the 2020-2021 school year, city officials announced last week. The NYC Test & Trace Corps announced the milestone that marks a crucial part of the effort to keep school buildings open for in-person learning and school communities safe — becoming a model for the rest of...

NYC Schools Have Administered 1 Million COVID-19 Tests © Bloomberg via Getty Images A teacher wearing a protective mask checks the temperature of a student outside PS 15 Roberto Clemente School in New York, U.S., on Tuesday, Sep. 29, 2020. Elementary school students in New York City went back into classrooms with masks and temperature checks as the nation’s largest school district tries to safely open schools amid the coronavirus pandemic. More than one million COVID-19 tests have been per...

Health Minibuses Roll Out To Vaccinate Homeless New Yorkers arrow The Health + Hospitals systems new vaccine minibus in Midtown on April 27th, 2021. Gothamist/Sydney Pereira The city’s Health and Hospitals system deployed three minibuses on Tuesday to deliver COVID-19 vaccines and other health care to New Yorkers dealing with street homelessness. Medical personnel set up in Midtown, the Upper West Side, and Washington Heights, where they’ll administer Johnson & Johns...