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PLATTSBURGH, NY (NCPR) — All 32,000 people incarcerated in New York State prisons have been offered the COVID-19 vaccine and, to date, 46% have been vaccinated. According to the NYS Dept.
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ALBANY, NY (WSKG) — Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday, the state will mandate that front-line workers in New York state-run hospitals be vaccinated against COVID-19. All other state workers will also have to be vaccinated or be subject to weekly testing.
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New York NOW—Staff at New York’s nursing homes aren’t paid enough to compete with entry-level positions in other industries, which health care groups told the state Legislature Tuesday has led to average turnover rates in recent years as high as 94 percent. Those workers are typically paid at or near the minimum wage, which ranges from $12.50 an hour in upstate New York to $15 an hour in New York City.
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Franklin Stage Company presents Lucas Hnath's "A Doll's House, Part 2". We hear from Leslie Noble, who plays Nora, about the play and what happened after the famous closing of the door.
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Updated: 7/28/21 – 3:45 P.M.
ENDWELL, NY (WSKG) — Kenneth Butler will not appear on the ballot in November’s race for Binghamton mayor following objections to signatures on his nominating petitions, which were considered Tuesday. Martin Dooley, treasurer of the Binghamton City Democratic Committee, filed objections to 191 of Butler’s 420 signatures.* Broome County Board of Elections Commissioners Dan Reynolds and Mark Smith went through each objection over the course of a two-hour session.
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