GLENS FALLS, N.Y. (NEWS10) – In this week’s report, Glens Falls’ transit system is getting over $3.4 million in aid; Warren County has extended its state of emergency in line with Cuomo; Glens Falls Hospital has had a busy week between furloughs, closures and a new funding avenue; and BJ’s is offering shopping without membership to front-line workers.
Stefanik announces Glens Falls to receive $3.4 million in transit funding
Warren County extends emergency declaration for another 30 days
Glens Falls Hospital creates support source for fighting coronavirus
Glens Falls Hospital furloughs 338 employees; leaders take pay cuts
Glens Falls Hospital closes medical centers in Wilton, Whitehall
BJ’s sets time for front-line workers to shop, no membership needed
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