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New York City indoor dining will resume Friday, two days earlier than planned, to take advantage of the full Valentine’s Day weekend. The Citi Field baseball stadium will open Wednesday as a mass vaccination site, with doses reserved for Queens residents and food-delivery drivers.
CDC Suggests Tests for U.S. Flights; NYC Dining: Virus Update Bloomberg 2/8/2021 Bloomberg News © Bloomberg A healthcare worker wearing protective gloves collects a Covid-19 swab test from a person inside a vehicle at a United Airlines drive-thru testing site inside San Francisco International Airport (SFO) in San Francisco, California, U.S., on Thursday, Jan. 9, 2021. California reported 459 daily virus deaths, the second-highest tally since the pandemic began, as the most-populous state continues to battle a surge of cases that has strained health-care facilities. (Bloo...
CDC Suggests Tests for U.S. Flights; NYC Dining: Virus Update Bloomberg 2/8/2021 Bloomberg News © Bloomberg A healthcare worker wearing protective gloves collects a Covid-19 swab test from a person inside a vehicle at a United Airlines drive-thru testing site inside San Francisco International Airport (SFO) in San Francisco, California, U.S., on Thursday, Jan. 9, 2021. California reported 459 daily virus deaths, the second-highest tally since the pandemic began, as the most-populous state continues to battle a surge of cases that has strained health-care facilities. (Bloo...
New York City indoor dining will resume Friday, two days earlier than planned, to take advantage of the full Valentine’s Day weekend. The Citi Field baseball stadium will open Wednesday as a mass vaccination site, with doses reserved for Queens residents and food-delivery drivers.
How Covid-19 Has Permanently Changed the Fitness Industry Bloomberg 1/19/2021 Jacqueline Davalos (Bloomberg) -- After a year in which people spent months cooped up at home getting very little exercise, New Year’s resolutions have taken on a little more weight in 2021. The fitness industry can attest. Despite the coronavirus restricting gym capacity while shuttering some entirely, the traditional January spike in memberships has matched—and in some ways exceeded—those of years past. Part of that can be tied to the predictable explosion of online classes, and a mov...