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Posted: Jan 13, 2021 / 03:51 PM EST / Updated: Jan 13, 2021 / 03:53 PM EST

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Reports of Coyote Sightings in Oneida County

by Jazzmyn Allen / Jan 27, 2021

ONEIDA COUNTY, N.Y. (WUTR-TV) --- According to New York State's Department of Conservation, coyote mating season runs from January to march. This year, the Oneida County Sheriff's Office says they've had a lot calls about coyote sightings, leaving many residents concerned about their safety.

"Our 911 center and then obviously law enforcement and myself specifically, we receive these calls on a daily basis. You know give or take the day." - Sheriff Robert Maciol, Oneida County Sheriff's Office

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Permanent Lung Damage From COVID-19

by Jazzmyn Allen / Jan 27, 2021

(WUTR-TV) --- By now, most people know that COVID-19 is a respiratory disease and in mild to severe cases, inflammation and fluid builds up in the lungs, causing breathing issues. Those who are fortunate to recover can develop damage to their lungs.

"The alveoli to function they need very thin walls so that the oxygen can move through it and into the blood stream. When there's inflammation the walls get thicker and then the scars tissue form and so the thickness doesn't go away it stays there, and that's the damage, that's the long term damage is form the scarring from that inflammation." - Dr. Kent Hall, Chief Physician Executive, MVHS

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Utica’s Johnson Park Center in Need of Food Donations

by Jazzmyn Allen / Jan 27, 2021

UTICA, N.Y (WFXV-TV) --- Before the pandemic the Johnson Park Center served around 600 households per month. Now they're serving 800 households per giveaway and the need for more food continues to grow. They also cut their drive-thru giveaways from twice a month to once a month.

"Going to only one drive-thru affected many people especially the disabled and the seniors because that's when we did the survey they were telling us for them it was really convenient. If you have any kind of disability it's really hard to be in a line to get food." - Rev. Ursula Meier, Chief Operations Officer

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