vaccination

Employees must get fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by December 8th or face termination.

New York is using those funds to target 117 zip codes from around the state with lower-than-average vaccination rates, though nearly 80% of those neighborhoods are in New York City or on Long Island.

“That’s a personal decision, but it’s my job as a teacher to provide you with the information so you can look up the specifics, or we can look them up together."

"I’m surprised they’re not sending vans to weigh stations or rest areas and putting up signs to say, ‘Truck drivers, stop here and get your one-shot vaccine. One-shot and go.'”

The governor was also asked about allegations of sexual misconduct and the state losing a congressional seat

"This early in the process of vaccine administration, to have difficulty filling appointments is concerning."

The announcement comes as the university is still under a “yellow alert” issued in mid-March following an uptick in COVID prevalence.

“They know the people in the church, and when you pick a location like that, it helps put more people at ease.”

“We’re just bringing the vaccinations to them in a very low-threshold manner."

“The challenge is being able to pivot when we need to pivot.”