Cornell Ranks Upstate for Health Vulnerability
Cornell University has come up with a study showing what areas outside of New York City may be most vulnerable to illness and impact from the coronavirus
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How To Make Yourself A Mask, No Sewing Required
Learn how to make your own masks at home, with few materials and experience necessary.
Coronavirus Telephone Town Hall With Congressman Brindisi
A lot of the talk at a town hall meeting to be hosted by Congressman Brindisi March 26 is likely to be about the new 2-trillion dollar coronavirus aid package.
Broome Playgrounds, Fields Closed by COVID-19
Broome County Executive Jason Garnar has signed an emergency order closing all public playgrounds, athletic courts and sporting fields.
Congressman Holds COVID-19 Telephone Town Hall
Congressman Anthony Brindisi is planning a telephone Town Hall Meeting March 19 to discuss the coronavirus pandemic.
Broome Says Eight Tested for COVID-19
There are still no confirmed cases of Coronavirus in Broome County according to government and health officials, but more people have been tested.
New York Makes Its Own Hand Sanitizer
New York looks to thwart price-gougers by providing free, state manufactured, alcohol-based sanitizer to residents to fight the spread of the coronavirus.
A.G. Warns of Coronavirus Scams and Gouging
New York’s Attorney General says residents don’t only have to guard against exposure to coronavirus but also against coronavirus scams.
NYS Has Second Coronavirus Patient
A second person in New York state has tested positive for the coronavirus and is hospitalized in serious condition.
First New York Coronavirus Case Confirmed
A woman in her late 30s has been diagnosed with the first confirmed case of coronavirus in New York state.