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The medical center in Plattsburgh has reinstated a requirement that visitors and patients wear masks.
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The Southern Berkshire Regional School District has sent out a warning that COVID-19 rates are sharply increasing among faculty and staff.
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The Albany County Department of Health is once again advising indoor mask-wearing as guidelines established by the Centers for Disease Control show Albany County as "high" in both community level and transmission rate of COVID-19.
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Vermont Governor Phil Scott outlined measures the state will take to stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.
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New York lifted the statewide mask requirement for schools on Wednesday. But many colleges are keeping mask mandates in place for now.
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With COVID-19 cases on the decline, New York’s school mask mandate will end on Wednesday.
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A Siena College poll finds that the majority of New Yorkers support Governor Kathy Hochul’s decision to continue the COVID-19 mask mandate for school children until early March. But the data shows that reaction to policies over COVID-related restrictions is more complicated than that.
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During his weekly briefing Tuesday, Vermont Governor Phil Scott and his cabinet announced a plan to end masking in schools.
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The board of health of the largest nurses’ union in Massachusetts has issued a statewide recommendation for indoor masking until at least March.
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As COVID-19 cases continue to surge in Berkshire County heading into the holidays, legislators are expressing frustration with the lack of a statewide masking mandate from Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker.