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New York State vaccine sites will accept walk-in appointments on a first-come, first-serve basis for all, starting April 29. Restrictions on most business capacities will be removed in New York and New Jersey on May 19.

New York State vaccine sites will accept walk-in appointments on a first-come, first-serve basis for all, starting April 29.

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Vaccine eligibility for age 16 and older on April 6. The new Excelsior app can be used to access secure proof of a recent negative COVID test or vaccination.

Vaccine eligibility for 30 and older begins March 30 and for age 16 and older on April 6. The new Excelsior app can be used to access secure proof of a recent negative COVID test or vaccination.

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Old Westbury, Brentwood and Southampton vaccination sites open Friday, March 19.