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s&p up eight the nasdaq 16-point that lead is beginning to narrow a little. it still seems like this market just wants to go up. you're going to be hearing a lot from the president today. he's already spoken to the national prayer roughest. twelve noon, the president response to his acquittal on the impeachment charges. his writing height. the economy is booming. the democrats depressed by the iowa debacle. a very we could turn out there. and the dismal fourth-place finish for joe biden, not good for him either. pelosi rip up, it's not going away. what will the president say today. i...

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With the rush to "test and mask" as COVID-19 cases rise, area colleges are tweaking protocols as they prepare welcome students back in January.

Created: July 23, 2021 07:59 PM In one month, SUNY schools across the state will begin the fall semester. Private colleges in the Capital Region will follow suit shortly after. There is plenty of excitement and anticipation as they plan to return to pre-pandemic normalcy. No masks. No distancing. No virtual instruction. However, it all hinges on whether students and staff complete their first assignment, getting vaccinated. Lisa Witkowski is just one Siena College staffer who cannot wait for students to return and experience campus life the way it was intended. She says when classe...

Siena student urging classmates to get vaccinated | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 Nathaniel Kim said he misses seeing his friends and feeling safe hanging out with them. “There’s really not much you can do with your friends, so if we do get everyone vaccinated we’ll definitely have a nicer time that we can just have hanging out with our friends as opposed to just being completely in our rooms or doing things outside,” he said. “Also just like not worrying about getting sick too.” Kim, a pre-med student, sits on the Student Senate COVID safety and vaccine committee. He along w...