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Yeshivas Fail To Turn Over Vaccination Records As Measles Outbreak Worsens


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Gwynne Hogan is a general assignment reporter who’s worked at WNYC and Gothamist since 2017. Before joining WNYC, she did stints at the New York Post and the late DNAinfo New York and studied at the CUNY Newmark Graduate School of Journalism, graduating with the class of 2014. She won a Gracie award for her coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic and a Society of Professional Journalists award for her reporting on one Rockaway school’s efforts to avoid suspending students. Follow her on Twitter @GwynneFitz or email her at ghogan@wnyc.org.

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