Smaller rural county health departments juggle many daily duties, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.Â
The Valley County Health Department s six staff members have a lot on their plate. They continue to conduct contact tracing, testing, and other daily duties, like monitoring other communicable diseases. Now, add to that coordinating vaccination clinics.
Cases in Valley County are rising again, increasing from 20 active COVID-19 cases on Jan. 25 to 58 on Feb. 5, according to the county health department s website and Facebook page. The county has also reported 10 COVID deaths. As soon as there is an uptick it s really taxing, said Lynn Miller, director of the Valley County Health Department.
Clear Capital Strengthens Leadership Team With Chief Data Scientist and VP of Product Management Hires
Real estate valuation and analytics fintech leader builds on momentum of recent product roll-outs; well-positioned to continue to meet industry demand
RENO, NV / ACCESSWIRE / January 26, 2021 / Clear Capital, a real estate valuation and analytics fintech leader, today announced the expansion of its data science and product teams with two senior-level hires. Erik Allen joins Clear Capital as chief data scientist and Cathy Wright as vice president of product management. Together, Allen and Wright will work with their respective teams to build upon Clear Capital s strong momentum by supporting the company s mission of bringing the property valuation and mortgage finance industry into the 21st century.
Todd J. Tranum
President and CEO of the Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce & Executive Director of the Manufacturers Association of the
The Governor’s Executive Budget outlined this past week offers a stark and sobering look at the year ahead for New York State. There are essentially two scenarios: one bad and one worse.
In the wake of the COVID-19 response over the past ten months, New York state faces a $15 billion deficit this year. Tax revenue is down dramatically statewide due to business shutdowns and job losses. At the same time, expenses rose as the state scrambled to respond to the pandemic with providing personal protective equipment, reopening protocols and communication, testing, and now vaccine distribution. Over the next four years the Governor projects the state will have a $39 billion revenue shortfall.
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