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COVID-19

Area Movie Theaters May Reopen Next Friday; Cuomo Unveils COVID Cluster Strategy

October 17, 2020 Martin Wilbur Putnam,  westchester

Local movie buffs who enjoy watching films on the big screen won’t have to wait much longer to head back to the cinema. Movie theaters in Westchester and Putnam counties can reopen next Friday with restrictions as Gov. Andrew Cuomo

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Yorktown, Hospital Officials Stress Precautions with COVID-19 Cases Rising

October 16, 2020 Rick Pezzullo COVID-19

With the uptick of COVID-19 cases in Westchester County, officials from Yorktown and NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital are urging residents to follow the recommended precautions. “It does not bode well for how the fall and winter will go if we

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White Plains School Will Close For Two Weeks After COVID-19 Exposure

October 14, 2020 Anna Young COVID-19,  White Plains,  White Plains School District

Post Road Elementary School in White Plains will move to remote learning for two weeks after one person tested positive for COVID-19. In a letter to the community, White Plains school officials said they were notified on Wednesday of the

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Concern Raised By Growing COVID-19 Caseload in Westchester

October 14, 2020 Martin Wilbur Westchester County

Westchester County Executive George Latimer expressed concern Tuesday about rising COVID-19 case numbers and a 2 percent infection rate on Sunday, the first time that level has been reached in more than four months. New York State reported 107 new

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Gov. Cuomo Adds Three States To Travel, Quarantine List

October 13, 2020 Anna Young COVID-19,  Governor Andrew Cuomo

Travelers from three additional states will now be required to quarantine for two weeks upon entering New York. Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced on Tuesday that three states — Ohio, Michigan and Virginia — have been added to New York State’s

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COVID-19: Two Bedford School Buildings Exposed, Will Remain Open

October 13, 2020 Anna Young Bedford,  Fox Lane

The Bedford Central School District will remain open despite two people testing positive for COVID-19. In a letter to the community Tuesday afternoon, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Joel Adelberg said two individuals — one from Fox Lane Middle School and

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Lakeland Schools Report Cases Of COVID-19, Moves To Remote Learning

October 8, 2020 Anna Young COVID-19,  Lakeland School District

The Lakeland Central School District is the latest district in Westchester County to temporarily shutter some buildings due to exposure to COVID-19. In a letter to the community Wednesday night, Superintendent of Schools Brendan Lyons said two students were identified

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Two Putnam County Schools Districts Close Due To COVID-19 Cases

October 6, 2020 Anna Young Carmel Central School District,  COVID-19,  Mahopac School District,  Putnam County

Two Putnam County school districts will move to remote learning after health officials identified a small number of positive COVID-19 cases. Mahopac Central School District will temporarily close Lakeview Elementary School and Mahopac Middle School on Tuesday and Wednesday due

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Cuomo Cautions Religious Leaders, Local Officials to Adhere to Guidelines

October 6, 2020 Martin Wilbur Putnam County,  Westchester County

Gov. Andrew Cuomo warned religious institutions and local municipalities Monday that they must adhere to and enforce COVID-19 safety protocols if New York State is going to stave off a serious outbreak this fall and winter. Cuomo pointed to coronavirus

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COVID-19: Cortlandt Town Center Movie Theater Permanently Closes

October 5, 2020 Rick Pezzullo Cortlandt Town Center

The Regal Cinemas at the Cortlandt Town Center in Mohegan Lake are among the 543 theaters in the United States that will be closed permanently as of Thursday. Cineworld, which operates Regal and has 44 New York locations, announced Monday

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