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Rick Veitch has self-published the complete Boy Maximortal, the new book in his King Hell Heroica graphic novels which began in 1990.

"Amen," said Anthony Accomando, the chef and owner of Babe's Bar & Grill in West Haverstraw. "This is something we've been waiting patiently for." All credit the vaccine with helping bring diners back in the door, with many already seeing an uptick in customers ages 65 and older. And, with spring in the air and warmer weather imminent, there's increased activity on the streets and a renewed sense of hopefulness. "Many people are feeling more comfortable dining indoors, thanks to the vaccine," said Mersina Ocampo, co-owner of the recently opened The Breakfast & Burger Club in Nyack. "It will...

'Media Buzz' host Howard Kurtz weighs in on 'The Story with Martha MAcCallum' This is a rush transcript from "The Story," January 27, 2021. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated. TRACE GALLAGHER, FOX NEWS HOST: Sandra, John, thank you. Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Trace Gallagher in for Martha McCallum, and this is THE STORY. If you wear a mask, stay six feet apart and follow the rules, you are safe to get back in the classroom. That's the latest finding from researchers at the CDC, who say transmission within schools has been, quote, very rare. They cite data from sever...

New York State Team ALBANY – New York will allow local governments to administer the COVID-19 vaccine to restaurant workers, taxi or app-based drivers and facilities that care for the developmentally disabled, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Tuesday. Cuomo's decision, announced during a briefing in Manhattan, came as he's faced pressure from a variety of industries and local government leaders pushing for one group or another to be added to the list of eligible vaccine recipients. The decision was announced a day after he dismissed calls from politicians to expand eligibility as "cheap" a...

Restaurant workers, taxi drivers can get COVID vaccine if local officials agree, Cuomo says Cuomo allows local governments to vaccinate restaurant workers UP NEXT ALBANY – New York will allow local governments to administer the COVID-19 vaccine to restaurant workers, taxi or app-based drivers and facilities that care for the developmentally disabled, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Tuesday. Cuomo's decision, announced during a briefing in Manhattan, came as he's faced pressure from a variety of industries and local government leaders pushing for one group or another to be added to the list...