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County Executive Pat Ryan urges the public to get vaccinated, get their booster shot, and continue to socially distance and wear masks when indoors.

Group home crisis spawns housing demonstration in Kingston By Ben Nandy Kingston UPDATED 8:29 PM ET Aug. 02, 2021 PUBLISHED 7:42 PM ET Aug. 02, 2021 PUBLISHED 7:42 PM EDT Aug. 02, 2021 SHARE Housing activists, concerned Kingston residents and a few tenants of an adult group home marched through Uptown Kingston Friday to scold a local realtor and demand action from county officials on an ongoing crisis at the group ...

Albany County coronavirus cases drop Green Island Senior Center opens for in-person lunch FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Bill Swetow is a 102-year-old World War II veteran from Ulster County who appears in a PSA urging vaccinations against COVID-19.Ulster CountyShow MoreShow Less 2of3Buy PhotoAlbany County Executive Dan McCoy talks about Covid-19 cases during a press conference on Monday, May 17, 2021, in Albany, N.Y. (Paul Buckowski/Times Union)Paul Buckowski/Albany Times UnionShow MoreShow Less ALBANY – Albany County reported only seven new positive cases of COVID-19 Saturday as the number ...

Ulster County's Executive Pat Ryan is formally asking Governor Cuomo to add a Kingston location to the New York State run Covid-19 vaccination locations. Currently the nearest State run vaccination locations are in Albany and in Westchester County. Executive Ryan is suggesting that the current Ulster County vaccination site at the Kate Walton Field House at Kingston High School be added to the State run sites. Ryan has stated that there is the potential to vaccinate 50,000 people per month at the site, if the vaccines were made available to them, which would allow almost every resident of Uls...

0:53 The Ulster County executive has announced the next phase of an initiative that began in March as a community fund and local food distribution effort to support residents impacted by COVID-19. County Executive Pat Ryan says the next phase of Project Resilience will focus on supporting residents in need, addressing growing food security and building support systems for families who are living paycheck to paycheck. “This winter is going to be so difficult and dark and tragic, and so we’ve asked the community to step up again, those who can, with a community-driven Project Resilience eff...