Police: New York nurse killed by a snowplow
January 28, 2021 GMT
GLENN FALLS, N.Y. (AP) New York authorities are investigating the death of a Glenn Falls nurse who was struck by a snowplow.
Kristen Stevenson of Queensbury was struck after 5 p.m. near the loading dock at Glens Falls Hospital, the Post Star reported.
Glens Falls Police Chief Joseph Boisclair said a preliminary investigation indicates that Stevenson unknowingly walked behind the snowplow while the vehicle was backing up.
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The crash remains under investigation. Glens Falls Hospital spokesperson Ray Agnew said Stevenson, a nurse in the Cardiac Catheterization Lab, started in May 2011 and was loved by all.
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Microbiologist Stephanie Kelly was the first to receive the COVID-19 vaccine at Glens Falls Hospital. “It was great, I did not feel a thing, less than what I feel with the flu shot usually,” Kelly said. “ I would recommend everyone getting this vaccination, it is important. Photo: Glens Falls Hospital
Dec 24, 2020 Hospitals across the North Country began receiving shipments of the coronavirus vaccine this week, and immediately began administering it to first responders.
Glens Falls Hospital received its first shipment of the Moderna vaccine earlier this week and immediately began administering it to emergency medical personnel at the hospital.
In a press release, hospital officials said lab microbiologist Stephanie Kelly was the first to receive the shot. “It was great, I did not feel a thing, less than what I feel with the flu shot usually,” Kelly said in the release. “ I would recommend everyone getting this vaccination, it is important.