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New York State Technology Enterprise Corporation (NYSTEC) announced that its board of directors has selected Kevin Owens as the company’s new chief executive officer.

By Joel Malkin Jun 3, 2021 The Palm Beach County School Board has approved a plan to open new vaccine sites specifically for students ages 12 and older. The unanimous vote to partner with the Health Care District of Palm Beach County means the sites will open sometime this month as mobile units spread out across the county, starting with four and possibly adding more. School Board members stressed during Wednesday's meeting that the COVID-19 vaccinations for students would be voluntary. The 4 sites will be located in the parking lots of the following places: Mary & Robert Pew Center (9...

By Joel Malkin Jun 3, 2021 The Palm Beach County School Board has approved a plan to open new vaccine sites specifically for students ages 12 and older. The unanimous vote to partner with the Health Care District of Palm Beach County means the sites will open sometime this month as mobile units spread out across the county, starting with four and possibly adding more. School Board members stressed during Wednesday's meeting that the COVID-19 vaccinations for students would be voluntary. The 4 sites will be located in the parking lots of the following places: Mary & Robert Pew Center (9...

By Joel Malkin Jun 3, 2021 The Palm Beach County School Board has approved a plan to open new vaccine sites specifically for students ages 12 and older. The unanimous vote to partner with the Health Care District of Palm Beach County means the sites will open sometime this month as mobile units spread out across the county, starting with four and possibly adding more. School Board members stressed during Wednesday's meeting that the COVID-19 vaccinations for students would be voluntary. The 4 sites will be located in the parking lots of the following places: Mary & Robert Pew Center (9...

School Board members made it clear that the vaccinations will be voluntary for students ages 12 and up.