New Rochelle was one of the nation's first hot spots for the virus - how are they doing now?
The city is still dealing with nearly 358 confirmed cases. Although that's the lowest number in about a month, the mayor says it's still too high.
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May 7, 2020, 9:44 PM
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Updated 1,584 days ago
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The city is still dealing with nearly 358 confirmed cases. Although that's the lowest number in about a month, the mayor says it's still too high.
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