Residents at Elizabeth Seton Children's Center get second dose of vaccine
So far, the center is going on 300 days without a single case of the virus among its residents.
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Jan 26, 2021, 12:21 PM
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Updated 1,277 days ago
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298ds agoSome of Westchester's most vulnerable residents are receiving their
second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Stephanie Gabaud, a resident of Elizabeth Seton Children's Center, is among those getting her second shot.
News 12 is told 64% of those eligible at Elizabeth
Seton have been vaccinated.
So far, the center is going
on 300 days without a single case of the virus among its residents.
