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April 30, 2021 at 9:08 AM Shares1 We know that to get back to normal — or at least a rough approximation of that — we’ve got to (pretty much) all get vaccinated. It’s the best/fastest way to put COVID-19 in our collective rearview mirror. But unlike Biglaw or other employers who have been big on the “encouraging” vaccination, less hot on the mandating, higher education has been comfortable requiring (with religious and medical exemptions available) vaccines to come back on campus. As reported by Law.com, so far, 38 American Bar Association-accredited law schools — including Yale...

Marijuana Matters: Westchester businessman celebrates 4/20 with pot party News 12 Staff Updated on:Apr 20, 2021, 6:55am EDT Today is April 20 and the date 4/20 has long been the unofficial holiday for anything cannabis-related. Now that recreational marijuana is legal in New York, one Westchester businessman has big dreams. The new chapter for his business starts tonight with a marijuana party. Find out more about what this means and how he’s doing this in a pandemic as News 12’s Eric Feldman will have an inside look tonight at 10 p.m.

As coronavirus vaccine eligibility expands and schools come closer to reopening for the fall, at least a dozen campuses have shared plans to mandate vaccines. Some are also considering requirements for faculty and staff.

Can businesses require proof of vaccination? Experts say yes By Kathryn Watson "Vaccine passports" spark debate and division As companies rush to develop so-called "vaccine passports" and as access to COVID-19 vaccines expands, the debate about whether businesses can require proof of vaccination from employees and patrons is heating up. And Americans' support for requiring proof of vaccination depends on which activity the proof would be needed for, according to exclusive polling.  Tech companies, including IBM, Microsoft and Oracle, have been working on vaccine credentia...

narvikk/iStock (NEW YORK) — There's been a flurry of news about vaccine "passports" of late. New York State created its own digital pass; Florida and Texas attempted to outlaw them; and Baltimore's former health commissioner wrote that we shouldn't be using the word "passport" at all, which she called a divisive phrase that and could trigger backlash against vaccinations. So what exactly are these credentials? What is a vaccine 'passport?' While we typically think of passports as government-issued tr...