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Stec calls for DOH audit into nursing home deaths

            Senator Dan Stec (R,C-Queensbury) joined several of his Senate Republican colleagues in calling for the Department of Health to conduct an audit into the March 2020 directive to place COVID-positive seniors back into nursing homes. Former Governor Andrew Cuomo and the-DOH Commissioner Howard Zucker authorized this directive and in its aftermath, thousands of death […]

COVID numbers on the decline | News, Sports, Jobs – Adirondack Daily Enterprise

Source: COVID numbers on the decline | News, Sports, Jobs – Adirondack Daily Enterprise

1 additional Covid-19 related death and 43 lab-confirmed positives reported

Food Product Labels – What Do They Mean?  – – The Adirondack Almanack

Source: Food Product Labels – What Do They Mean?  – – The Adirondack Almanack

Clinton Co. residents asked to complete health survey | Sun Community News 

Source: Clinton Co. residents asked to complete health survey | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | The Clinton County Health Department and UVM Health Network-CVPH are conducting the 2022 Community Health Survey. 

PRICE CHOPPER/MARKET 32 TO PARTICIPATE IN FREE FEDERAL N-95 MASK DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM

Begins either Tuesday or Wednesday (Schenectady, NY) Price Chopper/Market 32 stores will be participating in the federal government’s free N-95 mask distribution program. The program, a component of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ COVID-19 vaccination program will provide free N-95 masks to U.S. citizens to help continue to combat the spread of […]

3 additional deaths and 102 additional COVID-19 related lab-confirmed positives reported over the weekend

Change in booster guidelines could help immunocompromised people get fourth dose

Source: Change in booster guidelines could help immunocompromised people get fourth dose

Health aides keep people in their homes. But low pay means there aren’t enough of them | NCPR News

Source: Health aides keep people in their homes. But low pay means there aren’t enough of them | NCPR News

99 additional COVID-19 lab-confirmed positives reported today

The worker shortage is affecting Lake Placid. And tourists are noticing | NCPR News

Source: The worker shortage is affecting Lake Placid. And tourists are noticing | NCPR News

Business booming, yet not enough staff: Old Forge’s worker shortage conundrum | NCPR News

Source: Business booming, yet not enough staff: Old Forge’s worker shortage conundrum | NCPR News

SUNY testing site updates hours | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH| The SUNY Plattsburgh Community Testing Site which opened Jan. 7 will have new hours starting Monday, Feb. 7.

Source: SUNY testing site updates hours | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH| The SUNY Plattsburgh Community Testing Site which opened Jan. 7 will have new hours starting Monday, Feb. 7.

1 additional COVID-19 related death and 88 additional lab-confirmed positives reported Thursday

Paramedic career paths offer lucrative opportunity | Sun Community News ELIZABETHTOWN | 

Source: Paramedic career paths offer lucrative opportunity | Sun Community News ELIZABETHTOWN | Historically, running ambulance calls has been considered more hobby than vocation, a cog in the network of volunteer first responders that has served much of the natio

Cancer patients called cured a decade after gene therapy – syracuse.com

Source: Cancer patients called cured a decade after gene therapy – syracuse.com

These Covid rapid tests could give false results, FDA says: Stop using them – syracuse.com

Source: These Covid rapid tests could give false results, FDA says: Stop using them – syracuse.com

What are people who quit during the pandemic doing now? This woman started her own tattoo studio | NCPR News

Source: What are people who quit during the pandemic doing now? This woman started her own tattoo studio | NCPR News

‘Coming Soon’ Trudeau House museum under construction | Sun Community News SARANAC LAKE | First floor to interpret broad history of Saranac Lakes region

Source: ‘Coming Soon’ Trudeau House museum under construction | Sun Community News SARANAC LAKE | First floor to interpret broad history of Saranac Lakes region

1 additional Covid-19 related death and 89 additional lab-confirmed positives

Towns grapple with cannabis law; Jay, Wilmington to vote in November | Sun Community News AU SABLE FORKS | 

Source: Towns grapple with cannabis law; Jay, Wilmington to vote in November | Sun Community News AU SABLE FORKS | The Town of Jay announced Thursday, Jan. 27, that it has received enough certified signatures to put the sale of cannabis up to a vote next November.

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Adirondack Regional Blood Center Drives Announced Including Feb 21 in Peru

CVPH program supplies blood, blood products to hospitals across our region   PLATTSBURGH, NY (02/01/2022) –The Adirondack Regional Blood Center, a program of the University of Vermont Health Network – Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital (CVPH), is conducting several blood drives open to the community this month and asks all eligible donors to consider donating. Here […]

FEMA helps with funeral expenses for COVID-related deaths | Sun Community News WASHINGTON, D.C. | Deaths must be attributable to COVID-19 either directly or indirectly.

Source: FEMA helps with funeral expenses for COVID-related deaths | Sun Community News WASHINGTON, D.C. | Deaths must be attributable to COVID-19 either directly or indirectly.

Turnover, competition, and dissatisfaction push North Country healthcare vacancies to new highs | NCPR News

“Like hospitals across the region, CVPH is dramatically short of workers across a range of specialties. That comes as patient volume hit historically high levels, a combination of COVID-19 related illness and more run of the mill procedures that were put off over two years of global disruption. Workers like CVPH lab technician Sally Osborne […]