4 More Cases Overnight For Total 33 Here COOPERSTOWN – Four more coronavirus cases have surfaced in Otsego County since county Public Health Director Heidi Bond’s Monday report, for a total of 33 as of a few minutes ago. Of the 33 cases, four are hospitalized and nine have recovered and are off isolation. There has been only one death, of Brenda Utter, 63, of Morris, on March 26 at Bassett Hospital.…
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CLICK HERE FOR STATEWIDE DATA 3 More Cases Reported Here COOPERSTOWN – Three more cases of coronavirus were reported today in Otsego County, bringing total confirmed cases locally to 24, county Public Health Director Heidi Bond announced a few minutes ago. Of the total cases, one is hospitalized, and three have recovered and are out of isolation. There has been one death, Brenda L. Utter, 63, of Morris, who passed away a week ago Thursday.…
Only 2 New Cases Reported In 3 Days Morris Fatality Still Only Local One COOPERSTOWN – As of noon today, there were 21 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Otsego County, up two from Tuesday, according to county Public Health Director Heidi Bond. Of the total, two are hospitalized, two have recovered and are off isolation. Brenda L. Utter’s death Thursday, March 26, is still the only coronavirus death in the county. Bond also reported:…
16 Active Cases Locally, Affecting People Age 20-75 One Patient Died, One Released, Other 14 Still In 14-Day Isolation By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com COOPERSTOWN – Otsego County now has 16 confirmed COVID-19 cases, affecting people ranging from 20 to 75 years of age, county Public Health Director Heidi Bond announced this afternoon. Last week saw the county’s first confirmed COVID-19 death: Brenda L. Utter, 63, of Morris. Of the rest, one person recovered and was released from…
LOCAL COVID-19 CASES REACH 9 COOPERSTOWN – The current number of confirmed cases in Otsego County is nine, county Health Department Director Heidi Bond reported a few minutes ago. That’s up from six yesterday afternoon. Every case reported is promptly investigated and close contacts are notified, she said. Given the nature of this infectious disease it is extremely important that everyone take the proper precautions to prevent the spread of disease, she said, and recommended the following precautions:…
So Far, So Good: County COVID-19 Free As Of Today However, Shortage Of Testing May Be The Reason, Bond Says By ELIZABETH COOPER • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com COOPERSTOWN – Coronavirus is expected to turn up in Otsego County one of these days, but so far, so good. As of this morning, there are still no official positive cases of the COVID-19 virus among county residents, according to county Public Health Director Heidi Bond. But that doesn’t mean the virus isn’t…