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Vaccine czar made calls to gauge loyalty to Cuomo Hochul drops gov’s name from her vocabulary NYC remembers 30k Covid-19 dead
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Another Monday, another weekend of bad news for Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
The latest: New York’s vaccine czar, Larry Schwartz, has been
With recent talk of the threats and vindictive behavior that have emanated from Cuomo’s office for years, it wasn’t lost on these county executives that Cuomo s all-purpose right-hand man pleading the governor’s political case was the same guy who controls their supply of the life-saving coronavirus vaccine. One county executive filed notice of an impending ethics complaint with the state attorney general’s office, according to
Monday, February 22, 2021
Hays County’s new Public Safety Building, which houses the Emergency Operations Center, was evacuated due to an electrical fire, flooding and generator failure during last week’s freeze, leaving local fire departments to handle dispatching calls the old fashioned way.
Fire Departments adapted quickly to taking calls and writing reports in a more, “simplistic way,” Captain Christopher Robbins at Wimberley Fire and Rescue said on paper.
Robbins worked a 216-hour shift during the winter storm, which also happened to be his first shift as captain of the operations division. Robbins, alongside both staff and volunteer firefighters, alternated between operations and responding to a slew of calls, including downed power lines, sprinkler systems free flowing into commercial buildings, water main leaks, car accidents and residents who slipped on ice. They supported Wimberley EMS with small engine vehicles with chains to reach areas where ambulances cou
Maine Felon Arrested On Gun Charges At Salem Restaurant - Salem, NH - Christopher Robbins of Sanford was arrested on felon in possession and armed career criminal charges on Wednesday on South Broadway Street.
The NYPD Wants Out Of The Press Credentialing Business
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For decades, the NYPD has determined which journalists are allowed to take pictures at a crime scene, report on the streets after an 8 p.m. curfew, and enter police headquarters for news conferences. But on Tuesday morning, the NYPD announced that it is ready to relinquish that responsibility to another city agency.
The police department s new stance comes as the City Council debates a package of legislation aimed at police reform. One of those bills would transfer press credentialing authority away from the police department to the Department of Citywide Administrative Services, which handles employment issues for city agencies.