NYC Goes Walk-In For COVID Vax | NYC Week In Review

New York City NY

23 April, 2021

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NEW YORK CITY — Here's a roundup of the top headlines from Patch from around New York City this week. All NYC City-Run COVID Vaccine Sites Now Offer Walk-In Shots NEW YORK CITY — Getting a coronavirus vaccine in New York City is easier than ever.All city-run vaccination sites will offer walk-in shots to New Yorkers, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Friday.De... Read more NYC Coronavirus Positivity Dips Below 5% For First Time In Months NEW YORK CITY — The latest coronavirus numbers show signs New York City has the virus in retreat.New York City's average coronavirus positivity rate stood at 4.91 percent, Mayor Bill de Blasio... Read more Chauvin Guilty In George Floyd's Murder: NYC Reacts To Verdict NEW YORK CITY — Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis cop who knelt on George Floyd's neck for nine agonizing minutes, is guilty of murder and manslaughter. Jurors delivered the verdict Tuesday... Read more NYC Makes Big Earth Week Commitments On Green Energy, Renewables NEW YORK CITY — The fossil-fueled New York City of 2021 will be a greener, more sustainable city in the years and decades to come, Mayor Bill de Blasio promised.De Blasio this week —... Read more Half Of NYC At Least Partially Vaccinated Against Coronavirus NEW YORK CITY — Half of every New Yorker out walking, riding the subway and dining in a restaurant is at least partially vaccinated against the coronavirus. New York City on Friday surpassed... Read more What The Hail: NYC Storm Dumps Icy Pellets Across City NEW YORK CITY — A freak hail storm pelted New Yorkers with icy pellets and sent them scrambling for cover — and to shoot the best video. "That was NUTS," tweeted @JanimalTracks in response... Read more NYC Invests $30M Into Tourism Campaign To Spur Travel Recovery NEW YORK CITY — Tourists who shunned New York City during the coronavirus pandemic will be asked to come back by a $30 million travel campaign. The tourism marketing campaign — NYC... Read more Rents For 1-Bedrooms Drop Near Most NYC Subway Stops: Study NEW YORK CITY — New Yorkers on the hunt for deals on one-bedroom apartments might want to start looking near the closest subway stop. Rents fell around 418 out of 473 stops across the city... Read more NYC Schools Will Get $600M A Year In Long-Awaited State Funding NEW YORK CITY — The city's public schools will kick off next year with $600 million more for teachers, supplies and programs.Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Monday that schools will receive... Read more Fearing Plunging Rents, NYC Landlords Keep Apartments Off Market NEW YORK CITY — Ian Tice knows firsthand the coronavirus pandemic has been a great time to rent in New York City. Deals on apartments were so enticing that Tice, a tech worker, was willing... Read more