COVID-19

During the week of March second, my precalc class had been joking that school was going to be closed because of COVID-19 as if it was an impossibility. Then, after school on March eleventh, we were notified that the school

White Plains resident Cristina Giansante doesn’t post much on Facebook. But when she does, she makes it count. Eager to find a way to play a constructive role during the coronavirus public health crisis, Giansante and her friend Dylan Salaverria picked a

Westchester County Numbers ·       Total Number hospitalized (cumulative)             718 ·       Total currently in hospital                          377 ·       Number Hospitalized in Westchester County      345 ·      Number of Deaths 211 (updated last 4/4 STATE NUMBER) Examiner MediaExaminer Media – Keeping you informed with

All schools and non-essential businesses will remain closed through Apr. 29 in hopes the state can mitigate the flood of COVID-19 cases that has killed more than 4,700 New Yorkers, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Monday. Cuomo also urged local governments

Gov. Andrew Cuomo provided a glimmer of hope in New York’s fight against the coronavirus Sunday by suggesting that the state may be at or near its peak even as deaths jumped to more than 4,100. Cuomo said that while

By Sarah Hodgson If you’re living through the early days of the global health crisis due to the coronavirus, there’s not only a toilet paper shortage. Rescue dogs are also flying out of shelters and into compassionate homes. If you’re

Gov. Andrew Cuomo plans to issue an executive order that would move ventilators and personal protection equipment for healthcare workers from hospitals that currently have a surplus to facilities overwhelmed by COVID-19 patients. With a shortage of ventilators and the