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Mother’s Day Bliss: Moms Enjoy A Day Of Pampering, Family And Fine Foods At Various NYC Restaurants
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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) It was the first weekend the Big Apple opened up dining capacity to 75% and restaurants got a much needed boost thanks to Mother’s Day.
With almost 40% of New York state residents fully vaccinated, some restaurant owners say it was the busiest day since the coronavirus pandemic began, CBS2’s Lisa Rozner reported.
Debbie Sacramone spent the day seating other moms at her family’s restaurant, Sac’s Place in Astoria.
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National Ramp Announces Corporate Sponsorship of United Spinal Association and Roll on Capitol Hill
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National Ramp announces a corporate sponsorship of United Spinal Association at the premier level, with their sponsorship of the Roll on Capitol Hill advocacy event.
“The United Spinal Association is a great organization for us to partner with. In their 75 years, they have a long history of successfully advocating for people living with spinal cord injuries and disorders (SCI/D). We are proud to support their ongoing work and this year’s Roll on Capitol Hill,” said Garth Walker, Managing Director at National Ramp.
Vaccination rates tend to be lower in areas with economic challenges and hit hard by COVID.
BARDONIA - Chris Metcalf was the first Albertus Magnus High School student to get the first dose of Pfizer s COVID-19 vaccine on Monday in the school s gym. Applause erupted after the 16-year-old sophomore s shot was complete.
The Valley Cottage resident didn t feel a thing when he got the shot, but having a vaccine feels like a big deal.
Every town supervisor, Rockland County Executive Ed Day, Good Samaritan Hospital CEO Dr. Mary Leahy and other dignitaries
cheered on the students, called vaccine ambassadors for younger Rocklanders. Day lauded the students who were awaiting their vaccinations, saying while many young people think inwardly they were thinking about what should I do for the greater good.