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Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | The recent extension of non-essential travel across the northern border came to the dismay of many local travelers and representatives.

Source: Echoing calls for interim border changes to help families and businesses | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | The recent extension of non-essential travel across the northern border came to the dismay of many local travelers and representatives.

City & State Coronavirus Update

Source: City & State Coronavirus Update

Akwesasne Mohawk Casino Reopens – Mountain Lake PBS

Source: Akwesasne Mohawk Casino Reopens – Mountain Lake PBS

Unusual Back to School Season – Mountain Lake PBS

Source: Unusual Back to School Season – Mountain Lake PBS

Luge World Cup moved from Lake Placid to Germany | News, Sports, Jobs – Adirondack Daily Enterprise

Source: Luge World Cup moved from Lake Placid to Germany | News, Sports, Jobs – Adirondack Daily Enterprise

More Section VII schools make their fall sports decisions | Sun Community News 

Source: More Section VII schools make their fall sports decisions | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | Four Section VII schools said they would be moving forward with a fall interscholastic athletic program for low-risk sports this fall, while four schools district

New York extends special uninsured enrollment through 2020 – syracuse.com

Source: New York extends special uninsured enrollment through 2020 – syracuse.com

Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Sept. 16th COVID-19 Update

September 16, 2020. Today is day 200 of the COVID crisis — it’s been 200 days since New York State’s first confirmed case of COVID. Since then, we have made tremendous progress, especially on testing. When this started, we had the capacity to conduct about 500 tests per day. Yesterday, we did 75,000 tests. Our […]

Report: Canada-US border closure will be extended to Oct. 21

Source: Report: Canada-US border closure will be extended to Oct. 21

City & State Coronavirus Update

Source: City & State Coronavirus Update

Clinton County COVID-19 Sept. 16th Report: Active +0, Tested +330

Here are today’s Clinton County, NY COVID-19 case updates. Puerto Rico has been added to New York’s travel advisory, six states have been removed. Visitors from California, Hawaii, Maryland, Minnesota, Nevada, and Ohio no longer need to quarantine when they arrive in New York. Those who are part-way through a quarantine should continue for the […]

DiNAPOLI: STATE’S FINANCIAL HOLE DEEPENS, TAX REVENUES TRAIL $3.2 BILLION IN 2020

New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli today said that state tax receipts are $3.2 billion lower than last year, as he released the State Cash Report for August. DiNapoli noted state tax receipts of $4.3 billion in August were $309.3 million above the latest projections by the state Division of Budget (DOB), but $219.1 […]

Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Sept. 15th COVID-19 Update

September 15, 2020. For months, I have talked about how important it is for people of all ages to wear a mask, and it has sometimes been a challenge to reach young people, especially since they may feel that the virus poses less of a direct threat to their own health than it does for […]

NY relaxes nursing home visitation rules so most facilities can reopen their doors – syracuse.com

Source: NY relaxes nursing home visitation rules so most facilities can reopen their doors – syracuse.com

Should your kids go trick-or-treating in CNY during the coronavirus pandemic? – syracuse.com

Source: Should your kids go trick-or-treating in CNY during the coronavirus pandemic? – syracuse.com

Five active COVID cases current in Essex Co. | Sun Community News 104 people recovered, out of isolation

Source: Five active COVID cases current in Essex Co. | Sun Community News 104 people recovered, out of isolation

Assemblyman Jones: Updated nursing home guidance brings needed relief for families and residents

“For months on end, nursing home residents, their families, and staff have made immense sacrifices to keep their facilities, and the community at large, safe. While safety remains our number one priority, the impact of being unable to reunite families due to the nearly unattainable guidelines set forth by the New York State Department of […]

Get your flu shot now, health officials say; you don’t want both flu and Covid-19 – VTDigger

Source: Get your flu shot now, health officials say; you don’t want both flu and Covid-19 – VTDigger

Gov. Cuomo says he will not ban trick-or-treating in New York despite coronavirus pandemic

Source: Gov. Cuomo says he will not ban trick-or-treating in New York despite coronavirus pandemic

Six states removed from NYS travel advisory, Puerto Rico added

North Country Chamber of Commerce reports Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced today that six states have been removed from the New York State’s COVID-19 travel advisory. Puerto Rico has been added.   States and areas removed: California Hawaii Maryland Minnesota Nevada Ohio   States and areas added: Puerto Rico

City & State Coronavirus Update

Source: City & State Coronavirus Update

SUNY Oneonta over 700 COVID-19 cases | Coronavirus | pressrepublican.com

Source: SUNY Oneonta over 700 COVID-19 cases | Coronavirus | pressrepublican.com

Clinton County COVID-19 Report for Sept. 15th: Lab-confirmed positive +1, Active +1, Tested +225

Here are today’s Clinton County COVID-19 case updates. Many of us may be feeling anxious, angry, sad, or overwhelmed. Everyone reacts differently to stressful situations like COVID-19. Find ways to reduce your stress to help yourself and the people you care about. – Learn the common signs of stress. – Make time to unwind and […]

Keep Up The Vaccination Rates: Public Service Announcements – National Foundation for Infectious Diseases

Source: Keep Up The Rates: Public Service Announcements – National Foundation for Infectious Diseases

A message from Benjamin Pomerance organizer of the Curbside At Harborside Concerts

Monday nights throughout the summer have been the nights when I wrote to you and solicited your support for the upcoming weekend’s Curbside At Harborside drive-in concert. Tonight, I am filling your inbox once more — but this time with words of thanks.   “Could it be possible to have drive-in concerts?” The question seemed […]