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The Pandemic's Impact on New York State's Economy

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Brian Dwyer
Jefferson County
PUBLISHED 5:30 AM ET Mar. 17, 2021
PUBLISHED 5:30 AM EDT Mar. 17, 2021
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So I got these totes. The kids have been helping me tear down. They re going to be here in a little while, Watertown Boxing Club Founder Johnny Pepe said back in 2020 when he decided he could no longer keep his gym open.
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For many smaller, family owned businesses, COVID-19 brought some very dark days as some temporarily shut down and some closed for good
Nearly 5.6 million people have filed for unemployment through COVID-19, a number significantly higher than the recession of 2008-2009 ....

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How the Pandemic Impacted Education in New York

The changes took a heavy toll on students, parents, and teachers. ....

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How the Pandemic Affected Education in Kentucky

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. School in Kentucky is finally back in session. More than a year after K-12 schools in the state shut down due to the emerging threat of the coronavirus, each of Kentucky’s 172 public school districts will all be required to offer in-person instruction by the end of March.
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All school districts in Kentucky were closed to in-person learning last March
More than a year later, each district is poised to offer some in-person instruction
Challenges during remote learning exposed inequities in technology access and worried some child welfare experts
Some see opportunities after a year of remote learning, including better and more creative use of technology in the classroom ....

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Workers Continue to Face Challenges in Post-Pandemic World

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Amy Yensi
New York City
PUBLISHED 9:00 AM ET Mar. 13, 2021
PUBLISHED 9:00 AM EST Mar. 13, 2021
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It’s a busy afternoon in the Bronx. Kenneth Hill has his hands in everything and his eyes, everywhere.
He s an optician at Metro Optics, an eyewear chain. The Parkchester shop closed briefly when the pandemic began, but it s been open ever since.
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The pandemic has not affected all New York City workers the same
Manhattan residents are more likely to have higher incomes, and jobs that can be done remotely, while Bronx residents are more likely to be frontline workers unable to stay home ....

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Year in COVID: Governments Are Still Earning Voters' Trust

Year in COVID: Governments Are Still Earning Voters Trust
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CALIFORNIA More than a year has passed since COVID-19 first arrived in California, and politicians are still grappling with how to allay peoples fears and mistrust.
In the pandemic s chaotic early days, public officials contended with how to translate health advice into real, safety-first policies.
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Vaccine doses are ramping up, a sign that America could be safely back to business within the year
The Biden administration anticipates large swaths of American adults could be vaccinated by the start of summer
Dr. Nicole Quick, an Orange County health official, was one of the early targets of outrage after she issued a mask mandate shortly before resigning ....

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