With the start of summer, the New York State Department of Health is shutting down some mass COVID-19 vaccination sites. At the same time, Albany County is reporting its lowest number of COVID cases and hospitalizations since April, following a severe uptick earlier this spring. The good news locally also comes as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced young children can begin to receive a COVID vaccine. For an update, we speak with Albany County Health Commissioner Dr. Elizabeth Whalen.
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