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Four New York State American Hockey League teams have partnered with the American Red Cross to help with the blood shortage in the country.

Jeremy Cohen in Brookyln got extremely creative and decided to shoot his shot when he saw a cute girl dancing on the roof across the street.

Staying at home, away from family, friends and coworkers, can be difficult, so Hallmark is keeping Americans connected with free cards.

While you and your kids are tucked away quarantining at home, you can all get your craft on and decorate badges for the Oneida County Sheriffs.

Another business says thank you to all those doing what they can to help during the coronavirus.

Staying at home without friends or family can be tough, so it's important to find ways to stay in touch with everyone virtually.

Whether you have kids or you just want to act like kids for a day, this will keep everyone busy and entertained from the comfort and safety of your own home.

Social distancing means staying 6 feet from others at all times. Some CNY businesses are reminding patrons of the rule by putting markers on the ground.

Starbucks is saying thank you to brave men and women across the country by giving them free coffee during the coronavirus crisis.

A specialty nutrition shop is asking for fruits and vegetables to make healthy food that will be donated to those working on the front line of the coronavirus.

Now, Skittles are not only yummy, but they're also helpful in explaining how the coronavirus spreads.

Pass the time by playing this special version of bingo that describes what social distancing looks like in central New York.