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Tompkins County Whole Health released new demographics data about overdose deaths in the area. Experts say people should be on the lookout for contaminated drugs that can cause a fatal overdose.
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“Everyone takes 911 for granted, but it actually took 10 years to get 911 up and functioning across the United States.”
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"We run 24/7, we have cars on all the time."
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The jobs come with benefits and pay is higher than what many private home health agencies offer. But the county hasn’t gotten many applicants yet.
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Some Ithaca residents say they worry about another potential spike in the county's COVID-19 positivity rate. So far, that increase hasn’t materialized.
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"We're kind of hoping, and we're being promised that these test kits — over the counter test kits and antigen test kits — are going to become more readily available."
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Even though students are back in person again, school leaders say 18 months of remote learning has taken a toll on students' social and emotional development.
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The 470-acre parcel includes the largest piece of undeveloped shoreline on Cayuga Lake.
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Across the state about one in every seven positive COVID-19 tests is sent to a lab to be screened for variants. But some counties, like Tompkins, are able to screen nearly all of their tests.
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"We actually intended to be working currently, like this fall. But because of supply chain issues, fiber is one of the things that was hit particularly hard."