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WHITE PLAINS WEEK-THE AUGUST 6 REPORT ON THE CUOMO MATTER, THIRD COVID WAVE, VACCINATIONS UP TO 15,000 A WEEK: JOHN BAILEY & GUEST CO-ANCHOR WESTCHESTER TALK RADIO’S JOHN MARINO ON WHAT’S AHEAD AND WHEN? WWW.WPCOMMUNITYMEDIA.ORG

Posted on August 6, 2021 by John Bailey

**JOHN BAILEY, THE CITIZENETREPORTER**
**WELCOMES GUEST CO-ANCHOR, JOHN MARINO**
**OF WESTCHESTER TALK RADIO ON**

WESTCHESTER COUNTY EXECUTIVE GEORGE LATIMER
ON THE STATE OF COVID IN WESTCHESTER

**DISTRICT ATTORNEYS PONDER PROSECUTION OF GOVERNOR**

TWO APARTMENTS APPROVED FOR HAARLEM AND HOLLAND AVENUES;
MAYOR SAYS BUYOUTS BUY MORE AFFORDABLE HOUSING

VACCINATIONS SOAR TO 14,906 FROM 6,000 IN WESTCHESTER
CITIZENS FEEL THE COVID FEAR

THIRD COVID WAVE PRODUCES 1,000 NEW PERSONS
INFECTED WITH COVID IN 7 DAYS

Hit Statistics

183 NEW WESTCHESTER PERSONS TEST POSITIVE WEDNESDAY FOR COVID OF 7,077 TESTED. WESTCHESTER NEW INFECTION RATE: 2.6%. STATE NEW INFECTION RATE: 2.8%. TOTAL NEW CASES OF COVID IN WESTCHESTER OVER 11 DAYS SINCE JULY 25–1,353–AVERAGE OF 123 A DAY. Heading to 200 a day. STATE HEALTH COMMISSIONER: SCHOOL DISTRICTS NOW ON OWN ON FALL OPENING.

Posted on August 5, 2021 by John Bailey

WPCNR COVID VIRUS REPORT. By John F. Bailey (Analysis of the New York State Covid Tracker.) August 5, 2021:

Westchester County Covid infection rate Wedneday continued rising at an over 2% rate (2.6% of those tested) as are the New York State covid numbers

Official figures on the number of new cases in Westchester County have not reported a breakdown how many are suffering from the Delta variant , now officially being blamed by the county for the Third Covid Wave that washed over Westchester in the last 11 days.

As the Delta variant of Covid continues it was reported by the Center for Disease Control today that as of July 31 5 days ago, the Delta variant has infected 93% of all new covid cases nationwide.

The CDC notes today that 99% of the Delta Variant cases were persons who had not been vaccinated.

The CDC reported that the Covid Delta variant has caused 97% of hospitalizations from covid.

In a related matter, today Dr. Howard Zucker, Commissioner of the New York State Department of Health said under the lifting of the State of Emergency in New York decisions on how to open schools were now solely in the hands of the school districts across the state.

THIS JUST IN: STATE ASSEMBLY WANTS TO HEAR GOVERNOR CUOMO’S SIDE.

Posted on August 5, 2021 by John Bailey

WPCNR CUOMO CRISIS UPDATE: From the Governor’s Press Office. August 5, 2021

The Governor has just released this new development in the Lititia James finding of sexual harassment on the part of te Governor:

“The Assembly has said it is doing a full and thorough review of the complaints and has offered the Governor and his team an opportunity to present facts and their perspective. The Governor appreciates the opportunity. We will be cooperating.”

IMPEACHMENT VOTE MAY NOT HAPPEN UNTIL EARLY SEPTEMBER, NY TIMES REPORTS

Posted on August 5, 2021 by John Bailey

WPCNR CUOMO CRISIS UPDATE. From wire reports. August 5, 2021:

The New York Times reported Thursday morning the New York State Assembly may not officially take a vote on whether or not to impeach Governor Andrew M. Cuomo until after it completes its Senate Judiciary Committee investigation into the allegations of sexual harassment on the part of the Governor, supported by State Attorney General Letitia James Tuesday.

The newspaper report this morning reported a projected timetable that would not start a State Senate trial of the Governor should the assembly vote to impeach him in early September until possibly October. The State Senate has 30 to 60 days to act and begin the trial of Governor Cuomo if impeached, which would place the start of the proceedings to try him that could begin as late as the week before elections.

The Times also reported that no lawsuits by any of the 11 women named in the state investigation report released Tuesday, conducted by State Attorney General Letitia James into the Governor’s alleged actions, have yet to be filed with District Attorneys, though the Albany County District Attorney is quoted by the Times as saying his office has attempted to reach the women who have accused the governor to see if they are willing to file lawsuits with no positive responses.

The Times reports Lindsey Boylan, the first woman to accuse the Governor, plans to sue for the Governor’s alleged “retaliatory actions,” according to Ms. Boylan’s lawyer, Jill Basinger.