Spokesperson: Yonkers Mayor Spano tests positive for coronavirus antibodies
A spokesperson has confirmed that Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano tested positive for antibodies linked to the coronavirus.
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May 8, 2020, 7:51 PM
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Updated 1,583 days ago
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A spokesperson has confirmed that Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano tested positive for antibodies linked to the coronavirus.
The test results indicate that the mayor may have had the virus.
In a Facebook post, Spano wrote that he's uncertain when he might have had the virus but says he's praying he "did not spread it to anyone else." He says his wife and family are healthy, and that he's eager to donate plasma to help others with the virus recover.
The mayors of Mount Vernon and Port Jervis also previously tested positive for the virus or virus antibodies.
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