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First day jitters: NYC businesses have mixed feelings over new indoor vaccine mandate

By Dean Moses Posted on August 17, 2021
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The “Key to the City” opens the doors for some, but closes them for others.

The Big Apple has now officially adopted an indoor vaccine mandate that took effect Tuesday, Aug. 17, requiring those planning to workout in gyms or eat inside restaurants to show proof of having received at least one of the life-saving shots.

See the full article at amNewYork

First day jitters: NYC businesses have mixed feelings over new indoor vaccine mandate

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