Latest local news about COVID-19
Pace University President Marvin announced Wednesday that there will be no commencement ceremonies for graduating seniors this May and remote learning will extend through the remainder of the semester. In a communication to the school community, Krislov said that students
Read MoreSince last summer, Allen Wallace had been waiting for his New York State Liquor Authority license to open his new business, Soul Brewing Co., in Pleasantville. Wallace received the license recently and scheduled his grand opening for last Saturday. Despite
Read MoreDaycare centers in Putnam County will be permitted to reopen Wednesday, March 18, pursuant to Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s executive order. Check with your daycare providers to see if they plan to open. Putnam County stands firm in its position that
Read MoreDuring his daily Facebook video update on Tuesday, Dr. Joseph Ricca, White Plains Schools Superintendent, said that a positive coronavirus case had been made in the district. Ricca called the person a “colleague” and said that while the identity of
Read MoreBy Dr. Laura Korin As a physician, I’m not an alarmist. Most physicians aren’t. By our training, we learn to check ourselves and remain calm in the face of a crisis. But I’m here to sound the alarm, or rather,
Read MoreTwo positive cases of COVID-19 in Putnam County residents have been confirmed by the Putnam County Department of Health. The individuals have been quarantined at home and will continue to be monitored carefully, according to the department. Contact tracing is
Read MoreMount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi declared a state of emergency for at least the next five days throughout the town Sunday night. Effective at 9 p.m., all town facilities closed to the public. Fulgenzi asked that students who are home
Read MoreTwo positive cases of COVID-19 in Putnam County residents have been confirmed by the Putnam County Department of Health. The individuals have been quarantined at home and will continue to be monitored carefully, according to the department. Contact tracing is
Read MoreYorktown resident (and Examiner contributor) David Rocco was called by the New York Blood Center of Elmsford on Friday. He noted the center was in desperate need of blood, especially his type: a-negative. “I ended up donating two pints,” Rocco
Read MoreOver the weekend two US Postal Service employees at a White Plains facility tested positive for coronavirus. One employee is in the hospital the other is recovering at home. A report on News12 Westchester said many employees were concerned for
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