
As Some Receive Second COVID Vaccine, Politicians and Public Call for Distribution to Ramp Up
January 4, 2021By Emily Drooby Three weeks ago, Sandra Lindsay was America’s first vaccinated nurse. Now, she’s been given her second of two Pfizer […]
By Emily Drooby Three weeks ago, Sandra Lindsay was America’s first vaccinated nurse. Now, she’s been given her second of two Pfizer […]
By Emily Drooby It’s the moment parents are dreading: back to remote learning for all of New York City’s public-school students, and […]
By Emily Drooby Joseph Rotondi is back in class for the first time in over a month. “I’m pretty happy to see […]
By Emily Drooby “Good morning everyone” Stephanie Campanella exclaims to her first class of the day as she greets them over Zoom. […]
By Emily Drooby Parents and students outside of Good Shepherd Catholic Academy in Marine Park, Brooklyn are demanding the State of New […]
By Jessica Easthope Brendan Moloney is an eighth grade teacher at St. Patrick Catholic Academy in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, and he can’t […]
By Jessica Easthope Jennifer Montano rides the subway every week since the pandemic began to get to her prenatal appointments. “In the […]
By Jessica Easthope More than 5,200 nursing home residents across New York State have died from coronavirus. Bianca Corozzo’s 72-year-old father was […]
By Tim Harfmann New York Governor Andrew Cuomo was on his way to Puerto Rico Jan. 14 after a series of earthquakes […]
By Tim Harfmann and Christopher White DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN — An estimated 25,000 New Yorkers took to the streets in a “Solidarity March” […]