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Clinton County COVID-19 Vaccination Update – Clinton County Health Department

Plattsburgh, January 11, 2021. The New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) has indicated that, as of January 11, 2021, New Yorkers in Phase 1a and segments of Phase 1b are eligible for vaccination. “Though groups may be eligible, we are currently restricted on who we are permitted to vaccinate and how many doses of vaccine we have available,” stated John Kanoza, Director of Public Health in Clinton County.
 
The Clinton County Health Department (CCHD) is working with local providers to develop a list of locations that eligible community members can go to register for their vaccination. “Please be patient with this process, we will communicate how to register for your vaccination as soon as we are able to do so,” said Mr. Kanoza.
NYSDOH has also indicated Clinton County may be slated for a state operated, drive-thru vaccination site. “Though we have been given preliminary information regarding this possibility, the details of a state site in our area are still being ironed out,” said Mr. Kanoza. “CCHD’s vaccination team is ready to begin our distribution plans for future tiers and phases as soon as more vaccine becomes available.”
 
Residents can also seek information on their vaccination eligibility by visiting https://covid19vaccine.health.ny.gov/.

700 votes were tossed in Oneida County. Officials ignored state law in latest mess up – syracuse.com

Source: 700 votes were tossed in Oneida County. Officials ignored state law in latest mess up – syracuse.com

Cuomo Details COVID ‘War,’ Recovery Plans In State Of The State

Source: Cuomo Details COVID ‘War,’ Recovery Plans In State Of The State

City & State Coronavirus Update

Source: City & State Coronavirus Update

New York’s “1B” Group Now Eligible for COVID-19 Vaccine

Source: New York’s “1B” Group Now Eligible for COVID-19 Vaccine

Franklin County Public Health Jan. 11 COVID-19 Report

*Attention*
Covid-19 Cases are increasing in Franklin County. In order to reduce the spread of infection:
Reduce Gathering Sizes.
Comply with the face covering requirements of New York State.
Socially distance 6 feet and wear your face covering.
Wash hands with soap and water or use hand sanitizer.
Clean and disinfect surfaces.
Driver or ride share – keep face covering on in car or bus.
STAY HOME IF YOU ARE SICK!
COVID-19 Case Statistics As Of 01/11/2021 :
Daily Statistics:
New Positives: 21
New Probables: 0
Active Cases: 165
Positivity Rate (01/09): 4.23%*
7-day Average (01/09): 4.84%*
New Deaths: 0
New Recovered: 14
Individuals in Isolation/Quarantine: 566
Active Cases By Correctional Facility:†
Bare Hill Correctional: 18
Franklin Correctional: 1
Upstate Correctional: 2
Cumulative Totals:
Cases: 1093
Confirmed Positive: 964
Probable: 129
Deaths: 8
Recovered: 920
* Positivity and testing statistics generated from NYS Department of Health COVID-19 Tracker (https://covid19tracker.health.ny.gov)
† As Of 1/04/2020, only active positive cases for correctional facilities reported directly to the Franklin County Department of Public Health are included in the active case counts and isolation numbers. Breakdowns of verified active cases for each correctional facility are provided for reference.

Clinton County COVID-19 Change Since Last Friday: Lab-confirmed positive +173, Deaths +2

Since our 1/8 update, 173 additional lab-confirmed COVID-19 positive cases have been reported. CCHD has received notification of two COVID-19 related deaths of Clinton County residents. These deaths bring the total number of COVID-19 related deaths in Clinton County to eleven.
The NYSDOH has indicated that, as of January 11, 2021, residents in Phase 1a and segments of Phase 1b are eligible for vaccination. Though groups may be eligible, we are currently restricted on who we are permitted to vaccinate and how many doses of vaccine we have available. Please be patient with this process, we will communicate how to register for your vaccination as soon as we are able to do so.
Here are links to some frequently requested data:
– Percentage positive results: https://forward.ny.gov/percentage-positive-results-county…. According to NYSDOH 7 people tested in Clinton County on 1/9. As of 1/9, 7-day average % positive in Clinton County = 6.8%.
– Vaccination information: https://covid19vaccine.health.ny.gov/
– NYS School Report Card (providing school and college data): https://schoolcovidreportcard.health.ny.gov
– Hospitalization data: https://forward.ny.gov/daily-hospitalization-summary-region. As of 1/9, 108 individuals hospitalized (19 ICU) in the North Country Region.
– Additional information: www.clintonhealth.org/covid19

Where can I get the Covid vaccine in NY? Search for locations, appointment, eligibility info – syracuse.com

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UK COVID strain: 3 more cases of the found in New York. Here’s where

Source: UK COVID strain: 3 more cases of the found in New York. Here’s where

Meet all the new state lawmakers | City & State NY

Source: Meet all the new state lawmakers | City & State NY

What the 2021 class of state lawmakers is bringing to Albany 

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What the 2021 class of NYS state lawmakers is bringing to Albany

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When it comes to giant hornets, there is great news about bad news – – The Adirondack Almanack

Source: When it comes to giant hornets, there is great news about bad news – – The Adirondack Almanack

Cuomo administration conceals records behind controversial nursing home study

Source: Cuomo administration conceals records behind controversial nursing home study

Early morning Burlington fire kills two residents, injures firefighter

Source: Early morning Burlington fire kills two residents, injures firefighter

A quarantine ‘abyss’: The vulnerable grapple with health impacts of isolation – VTDigger

Source: A quarantine ‘abyss’: The vulnerable grapple with health impacts of isolation – VTDigger

Quebec Surpassed 3,000 New Daily COVID-19 Cases For The First Time – MTL Blog

Source: Quebec Surpassed 3,000 New Daily COVID-19 Cases For The First Time – MTL Blog

Pine Cones: Nature’s (useful) seed bearers – – The Adirondack Almanack

Source: Pine Cones: Nature’s (useful) seed bearers – – The Adirondack Almanack

Sackets Harbor man who was in D.C. during riots calls Capitol breach ‘tragedy beyond belief’ | Jefferson County | nny360.com

Source: Sackets Harbor man who was in D.C. during riots calls Capitol breach ‘tragedy beyond belief’ | Jefferson County | nny360.com

Record number of billion-dollar disasters struck U.S. in 2020 | National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Source: Record number of billion-dollar disasters struck U.S. in 2020 | National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Three Adirondack prison inmates sue state over COVID conditions | News, Sports, Jobs – Adirondack Daily Enterprise

Source: Three Adirondack prison inmates sue state over COVID conditions | News, Sports, Jobs – Adirondack Daily Enterprise

Video shows Capitol Police cop getting crushed by protesters

Source: Video shows Capitol Police cop getting crushed by protesters

Age 75 and Up and Many More Eligible For Vaccination Beginning Monday

Extracted from Governor Cuomo’s June 8th COVID-19 Update 
January 8, 2021.
Starting on Monday, New York State will begin scheduling vaccinations for “Phase 1b” groups—the next category of people eligible for the vaccine. This group includes: People aged 75 and up; education workers (pre-K through 12 teachers and education workers, licensed and registered child care providers, and school-bus drivers); first responders (local police, State Police, Sheriff’s Office employees, professional and volunteer firefighters); EMS workers (including professional and volunteer paramedics and EMTs); public transit workers (airline and airport employees, passenger railroad employees, subway and mass transit employees, ferry employees, Port Authority employees, and public bus drivers); and public safety workers. About 3.2 million additional New Yorkers will now be eligible.
There will be many more sites where New Yorkers can get vaccinated as we enter Phase 1b—more on that below—and we will be sure to keep you informed in this newsletter with the latest updates. While we all want to vaccinate even more New Yorkers, we must also keep things in perspective. We have a real supply problem with regards to the vaccine. Without increased supply from the federal government, we expect it will take 14 weeks to vaccinate the Phase 1a and 1b groups, which takes us to…April 16. We are in communication with the incoming Biden administration on the issue of supply, which must increase, but it is critical that all New Yorkers continue to wear a mask, social distance and exercise caution.

Warren Co. officials surprised by sales tax windfall | Sun Community News QUEENSBURY | The November sales tax payment from the state to Warren county was 24.7% larger than last year’s

State Officials Urge Vermonters On Pro-Trump Rally Bus To Quarantine, Get Tested For COVID-19 | Vermont Public Radio

Source: State Officials Urge Vermonters On Pro-Trump Rally Bus To Quarantine, Get Tested For COVID-19 | Vermont Public Radio