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This year, all the restaurants in Monroe County must close by 10 pm on new years eve, regardless of whether or not they’re in the orange zone. Unfortunately, New Years Eve is historically one of the busiest nights for bars and restaurants and many are already in dire straits. Blu Wolf Bistro is in the […]
When the president signed the $2.3 trillion COVID relief bill, he also signed off on a committee comment that began a 18 day countdown for the Pentagon and other government intelligence agencies to publicly disclose what they know about UFOs. The committee comment was a small part of the over 5,000 page piece of legislation, […]
The New York State Department of Health and Police are investigating a clinic for possible COVID-19 vaccine fraud. A facility in Orange County may have fraudulently obtained the vaccine and sent it to other facilities around the State. The only people that are authorized to receive the COVID-19 vaccine right now are front line workers. […]
A North Carolina man is having a bittersweet year, probably more bitter than sweet. This year has been rough for the man identified as Joe Camp who said he has lost his job as a pre school teacher and the passing of his father due to COVID-19. On Christmas Eve Joe Camp recived some good […]
During an interview on Sunday, dr. Anthony Fauci described his outlook on the next few months as less than ideal, or more specifically saying that he fears that worst is yet to come. “And the reason I’m concerned and my colleagues in public health are concerned also is that we very well might see a […]
In only 10 days, Strong Memorial Hospital has given over 4,000 coronavirus vaccinations to its employees from both Pfizer and Moderna. Without skipping a beat, shots were administered on Christmas Day – “you get in, you get your shot, and back to work you go.” Kathy Parrinello, Chief Operating Officer has the place running like […]
Before the pandemic hit, America had one of the strongest job markets in decades. Now, older workers who have lost their jobs are having a very hard time replacing them, forcing many of them to retire early. In the spring, over 22 million Americans lost their jobs, but got them back after a couple of […]
The release date for “Judas and the Black Messiah” has just been pushed back by Warner Bros. for the third time. The biopic is based on the life events and assassination of Black Panther Party leader Fred Hampton. The movie is directed by Shaka King and written by King and Will Berson. Jesse Plemons, Dominique […]
On Monday, residents and staff at local senior homes were among the first in our community to get the vaccine administered. Becky Cavellier, a Physical Therapy Clinical Coordinator at the Jewish Senior Life home in Brighton had this to say: It was pretty easy, filled out paperwork the shot took like 5 seconds, it didn’t […]
Employees at some salons and barbershops are still trying to meet the COVID-19 testing requirements because testing locations are booked full for weeks. Chantal Corriveau, an esthetician who does skin treatments in a salon on Broad Street, can’t get back to work because she can’t find an asymptomatic testing site that isn’t completely booked. “We […]