“NYC Health + Hospitals is offering a third dose of the mRNA COVID-19 vaccine (Pfizer and Moderna) to eligible New Yorkers with certain serious medical conditions or who receive treatments that weaken their immune system.”
The Roosevelt Island Daily News
That’s the good news as the battle against the coronavirus moves ahead.
Even better, people over 65 can get free transportation to their appointment or arrange in-home vaccinations if necessary.
Get all the details right here.
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Can the Lawsuit Reach the Stacks in Time?
Residents have spent months asking City and State agencies to show why the Roosevelt Island Steam Plant must be demolished. Meetings produced promises. The CAG produced more process.
The underlying record remains largely hidden. Now two residents have taken the question somewhere government cannot manage quite as easily: a courtroom.
