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Sophie Gribetz gets her first dose of the coronavirus vaccine at a one-day vaccine clinic last week hosted by the sixth-grader’s school, SAR Academy. The clinic provided shots just a day after the minimum age of those who could get the Pfizer vaccine was lowered to 12.

People have had a rough go of it over the past year or so in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. But kids might have had the roughest time of all. more

By ROSE BRENNAN | 5/23/21

More population groups now eligible for COVID vaccine

New York has expanded its list of people eligible to receive the coronavirus vaccine currently authorized under emergency use for Pfizer and Moderna. more

By STAFF REPORT | 1/17/21

Face masks and social distancing have become the ‘new normal’ on this planet over the last several months. But a doctor with the Food and Drug Administration warns that even with positive news on the vaccine front, people must stay vigilant, and protect themselves from the coronavirus as much as possible.

Vaccine coming, but ‘new normal’ still here

It took the United States nearly 100 days to produce its first 1 million confirmed cases of SARS-CoV-2 infections, hitting that mark on April 28. Today, the country is adding that same number of cases every six days. more

By MICHAEL HINMAN | 11/27/20

Customers got their temperatures checked as they prepare to dine inside Salvatore’s of Soho. But as COVID-19 starts to show its head again in the city, officials say it may be time to stop public dining inside.

As COVID cases rise, what’s safe? What’s not?

As of Tuesday, the city’s seven-day average of positive SARS-CoV-2 tests was just above 2.7 percent, with 7,400 cases and more than 400 hospitalizations reported citywide. Cases, hospitalizations and even deaths had all increased over the weekly average from October. more

By KIRSTYN BRENDLEN | 11/21/20

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