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Vaccine czar made calls to gauge loyalty to Cuomo — Hochul drops gov’s name from her vocabulary — NYC remembers 30k Covid-19 dead Presented by Uber Driver Stories Another Monday, another weekend of bad news for Gov. Andrew Cuomo. The latest: New York’s vaccine czar, Larry Schwartz, has been With recent talk of the threats and vindictive behavior that have emanated from Cuomo’s office for years, it wasn’t lost on these county executives that Cuomo's all-purpose right-hand man pleading the governor’s political case was the same guy who controls their supply of the life-saving co...

POLITICO Playbook: A 9-step guide to winning Trump’s endorsement Presented by Facebook If you have Donald Trump’s number, you have a leg up in the process. He takes his own calls. | Joe Raedle/Getty Images DRIVING THE DAY In case you haven’t noticed, DONALD TRUMP has every intention of throwing his weight around in Republican primaries in 2022. And whether it’s for an incumbent looking to ward off an intraparty threat or a challenger aiming to knock off a sitting senator, his endorsement matters a lot. Even candidates in safe seats stand to raise a ton of money if they can manage to s...

DSG to Open South Dakota Branch Dakota Supply Group announced plans to open a new branch in Watertown, South Dakota, next month. Author Dakota Supply Group (DSG), Plymouth, Minnesota, on Friday announced plans to open a new branch in Watertown, South Dakota, in April 2021. It will be DSG’s seventh location in South Dakota and its 36th across five states. The distributor has been serving customers in the Watertown area from its other South Dakota locations, but the company said having a local presence is another step in its “overall effort to bring a world-class customer experi...

Photos provided by David O’Connell Clawson first responders’ Polar Plunge supports Special Olympics From left, firefighter Connor Winther, firefighter David O’Connell, Sgt. Scott Vierk and police officer Ryan Tracy pose for a photo after their Polar Plunge into the Clinton River Feb. 20. Advertisement CLAWSON — On a 22-degree Saturday, Feb. 20, four Clawson first responders plunged into the 40-degree waters of the Clinton River across from Yates Cider Mill in Rochester Hills to raise funds for Special Olympics Michigan. Sgt. Scott Vierk, of the Clawson Police Department, said the Pola...

Clawson police, fire take ‘polar plunge’ to raise money for Special Olympics Published:  Tags:  Clawson Police and Fire Department members embraced the cold of Michigan winter for a good cause. Police officers Ryan Tracy and Scott Vierk joined firefighters Connor Winther and David O’Connell for a polar plunge to help raise money for the Special Olympics. Check out the video below --