As coronavirus cases in New York State continue to increase—over 123,000 have been reported as of Monday morning—so too does the fear that hospitals will be unable to accommodate the…
Vassar students expected to spend the last week of March settling back into campus life. Now, the majority instead remain at home, quarantined and social distancing in response to the…
Dear all, I am writing to update you with some difficult news. We had hoped to resume in-person classes after several weeks of distance learning; however, it is now apparent…
On March 12, President Elizabeth Bradley announced that Vassar would be moving to online classes in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Vassar, like countless institutions across the country, is still…
The Hudson Valley stayed alert as New York City confirmed the state’s first case of COVID-19 in early March. Then a Westchester County man, who commutes to his Manhattan law…
On Sunday, March 15, Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan and Ulster County Commissioner of Health Dr. Carol Smith hosted a Telephone Town Hall on COVID-19, the disease caused by a…
The ongoing spread of COVID-19 throughout the United States prompted several states, including Ohio, Georgia and Louisiana, to postpone their primaries for the 2020 presidential election. Other states have chosen…
On March 13, Dutchess County declared a State of Emergency in response to the increasing presence of COVID-19 cases in the county. Effective Monday, March 16, all public and private…
On Feb. 4, Judge Tracy McKenzie of the Dutchess County Family Court denied 13-year-old Julissa Dawkins an adjournment in contemplation of dismissal (ACD) for a hearing held on March 4.…
Coalition of Chinese parents coordinate PPE donation April 4, 2020 Starting on Friday, April 3, students who have remained on campus during the COVID-19 outbreak began retrieving Personal Protective Equipment…
