Coronavirus Update: Student Activist Group Out To Save NYC's Summer Youth Employment Program
Citing COVID-19 safety concerns, the city dumped the nearly 60-year-old program, which would have provided minimum wage jobs to 75,000 students.
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Citing COVID-19 safety concerns, the city dumped the nearly 60-year-old program, which would have provided minimum wage jobs to 75,000 students.
According to the CDC, 8 out of 10 deaths reported in the U.S. have been adults who are 65 and older.
Stay-at-home orders did not stop Easter Bunnies from spreading holiday joy to some kids around the tri-state area.
Priority will be given to seniors, anyone with symptoms of COVID-19 and those who tested positive for COVID-19.
Of course, no parishioners were allowed to attend, but it could be seen online.
The single-day count on confirmed deaths related to coronavirus was the second-highest in New York since the outbreak began 30 days ago.
Last month Gov. Cuomo cited an apocalyptic projection of 140,000 hospital beds needed, but right now fewer than 20,000 are in use.
Only 69% of households in the United States paid their rent by April 5 this year. To compare, for the same period last year, 82% paid and last month, 81% paid by March 5.
Worshipers turned to social media for Good Friday mass and will do so again for Easter Sunday.
"No one told me that because I was being tested, that I wouldn't get to interact with my child," she said. "Cognitively, I understand that. Emotionally? I was done."
The coronavirus quarantine is hitting the beauty industry hard. Those jobs rely on face-to-face contact, but some are getting creative.
Dr. Ee Tay says she received so many extra tablets, the ones not going to hospitals will be donated to nursing homes.
Social media posts from subway and buses in the Bronx show overcrowding with zero social distance and commuters not wearing masks.
Mark Hamilton was a 9-year pro and won a World Series ring with the St. Louis Cardinals, but his new career has a different purpose: As a doctor.
