Report: Deaths Rates Among Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients Declining
Death rates among hospitalized COVID-19 patients have declined sharply since the height of the pandemic, according to two peer-reviewed studies cited in a new report.
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Cuomo Extends Moratorium On COVID-Related Commercial Evictions And Foreclosures Through Jan. 1
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is extending the Empire State’s moratorium on coronavirus-related commercial evictions and foreclosures through Jan. 1st.
Cuomo Caves, Loosens its lockdown of Jews in Far Rockaway Following Lawsuit by Jewish Schoolgirls
Just hours after being ordered by a federal judge to explain his shutdown of Jewish schools in court, Governor Andrew Cuomo held a press conference in which he reversed course and agreed to allow the schools to open in Far Rockaway.
Rabbi Hanoch Hecht’s New Book, A Kabbalah of Food, Takes Amazon’s Top Spot
A Kabbalah of Food: Stories, Teachings, Recipes by Rabbi Hanoch Hecht is the No. 1 new release on Amazon.com in the “Jewish/Hasidism” category, and was recently featured in the prestigious magazine Publishers Weekly.
In The Red Zone But Not Used By Jews, Rockland Executive Thinks It Should Be Open
It’s in the red zone, but since Jewish people don’t use it, it shouldn’t be, according to Rockland Executive Ed Day.
Jewish Restaurant Gets Ticketed in Red Zone For Having Door Open
The most recent story of abuse of power is coming from a small restaurant near the edge of the red zone in Flatbush, where an “inspector” decided to ticket the owner for the sin of having his door open, and “allowing” the inspector to walk in.
New York Faces Mental Health Crisis as COVID Restrictions Drag On
As New York City grinds through its eighth month with COVID-19 restrictions adding unimaginable strain across the city, one segment of the population has been affected significantly worse, and it appears that they are being ignored.
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