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Covid still a threat in CNY, but as one expert says: The worst is behind us

Covid still a threat in CNY, but as one expert says: ‘The worst is behind us’ Syracuse.com 3/1/2021 Glenn Coin, syracuse.com © Katrina Tulloch | ktulloch@syracuse.com/Katrina Tulloch/syracuse.com/TNS Onondaga County residents sit for 15 minutes after receiving the Covid-19 vaccine on Friday, Feb. 26, 2021 at The OnCenter Convention Center. Syracuse, N.Y. New Covid-19 cases are falling rapidly in Onondaga County; so are hospitalizations and deaths. The dreaded Christmas spike never materialized. Tens of thousands of Central New Yorkers have been vaccinated, and the rollout is accelerating. Warm weather nears. © Katrina Tulloch | ktulloch@syracuse.com/Katrina Tulloch/syracuse.com/TNS

Covid still a threat in CNY, but as one expert says: The worst is behind us

Covid still a threat in CNY, but as one expert says: The worst is behind us
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Ghosts of the Sea : Shark report hits home for Clayton couple | Education

Lemon sharks on patrol slightly below the surface at dusk in the Bahamas at a shark sanctuary. Courtesy David Doubilet/Undersea Images A jaw-dropping report last month in the Journal Nature reported that many species of sharks are at the point of no return. “We find that, since 1970, the global abundance of oceanic sharks and rays has declined by 71% owing to an 18-fold increase in relative fishing pressure,” the report reads. “This depletion has increased the global extinction risk to the point at which three-quarters of the species comprising this functionally important assemblage are threatened with extinction.” For decades, Clayton residents David Doubilet and Jennifer S. Hayes have come face-to-face with sharks all over the world and they have shared shark tales and other stories of their underwater dives and their encounters with various wildlife for National Geographic’s “Live” series all over the world, including two at the Clayton Opera

Tug Hill Commission goes virtual for training and informational sessions

Monkey seized in drug, weapons raid turned over to zoo

Monkey seized in drug, weapons raid turned over to zoo FacebookTwitterEmail AUSTERLITZ The monkey seized from a rural Columbia County residence earlier this week in a drugs and weapons raid has been turned over to a zoo. The state Department of Environmental Conservation on Friday confirmed the handover days after State Police seized the capuchin monkey from the home on Rigor Hill Road, resulting in several drugs and weapons counts for Gary M. Wood. Officials declined to provide additional information, including where Wood acquired the primate. Authorities also discovered 59 firearms, including 16 assault rifles and two handguns, as well as 17.7 grams of cocaine and $3,250 in cash.

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