The Fredonia Village Board is looking at ways to reduce expenditures, and a variety of options including suspending capital projects for a year were discussed Tuesday during a budget meeting. Mayor Doug Essek recently proposed a 17% increase in taxes, though he later revised that proposal. ...
Brooks-TLC Hospital System Inc. reached a milestone last week. Hospital officials in a news release Monday announced it administered its 3,500th vaccine dose to community member, Stephen Romanik, 20, of Silver Creek. Brooks-TLC has been designated a vaccination site by the state ...
It’s difficult to say that either Terry Niebel or Sheriff Jim Quattrone were wrong earlier this month when discussing COVID-19 vaccination of 110 Chautauqua County Jail inmates. Niebel, a legislator representing the Sheridan area, would have preferred to see those 110 doses go to senior citizens, a high-risk group that has by and large found itself frustrated by the state’s online-driven appointment policy. At the same time, Quattrone makes good points about the wisdom of using doses that were about to expire on jail inmates, a homebound population that is similarly at a high risk ...
Hundreds of appointments remain open for those eligible and looking to get their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. As of noon, there were 385 appointments, from around 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., for Wednesday's clinic, set to take place at the Jamestown Community College physical education ...
CASSADAGA — All places in the last year have had to adjust and adapt due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the regulations and restrictions that come along with it. In many cases, the companies that are forced to change have had to move a lot of their efforts to virtual meetings. One of those ...
A COVID-19 vaccination clinic will take place at the Jamestown Community College physical education complex on Wednesday, with appointments open for anyone over the age of 30 who resides in New York. Appointments can be made at: https://chqgov.com/public-health/covid-19-vaccination-clinics#1A Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday announced the expanded eligibility, which starting April 6, will also include everyone over 16 in New York state. Vaccine eligibility had previously been restricted to people over 50, people in certain job categories and those with health conditions that put them at ...
