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"AntiVaxMomma" And 14 Others Arrested In Vaccine Card Forgery Scam
A New Jersey woman was arrested for allegedly selling falsified COVID-19 vaccinations cards to hundreds of people, including employees at hospitals, medical schools, and nursing homes,
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Jake Offenhartz
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NYC Starts COVID Vaccine Mandate—What You Need To Visit Restaurants, Bars and Venues
If you still aren’t sure where you’ll have to present proof of vaccination and what types of documentation will be accepted, read on.
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Caroline Lewis
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NYC's New COVID Vaccine Passport Simply A 'Glorified Photo Storage App,' Critics Say
“When someone shows a picture of a card in this app, it's believed that it's real, but there's absolutely no verification of it whatsoever.”
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Sophia Chang
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To Prove Vaccination Status, Some New Yorkers Need To Update Their Excelsior Pass
The earliest passes were only valid for six months.
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Sophia Chang
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Cuomo Pivots From License Plate Plan After Poll Says NYers Won't Pay $25 For This Crap
A suspicious coincidence?
By
Claire Lampen
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New York State Considers New License Plate Featuring Mario M. Cuomo Bridge
Spectacular.
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Stephen Nessen
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WNYC Staff
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Cuomo's Free College Plan Leaves Many Working Class Students Behind
"I almost died, and I couldn't afford to go back," one rejected student said. "How much more can I explain?"
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Emma Whitford
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Amazon Gets More Tax Credits To Open Administrative Office In Hudson Yards
On Thursday, Governor Cuomo announced that the e-commerce giant will be opening an administrative office in Hudson Yards, where the company plans to create 2,000 new jobs in finance, sales, marketing and information technology.
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Jake Offenhartz
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Amazon To Open First NY Mega-Warehouse In Staten Island, Creating Thousands Of New Jobs In Exchange For Tax Credits
Amazon will soon be bringing one of their giant fulfillment centers to Staten Island, the first major facility for the e-commerce behemoth in the state, the company confirmed on Wednesday.
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Jake Offenhartz
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Cuomo's Tuition-Free College Plan Could Turn Into A Lottery If Funding Falls Short
"The whole thing should have come with a 'while supplies last' caveat," one CUNY teacher said.
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Emma Whitford
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