Coronavirus updates: Marist College, Putnam County alert, Election Day exposure
The Putnam County Health Department sent out two COVID-19 alerts this weekend.
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concerns continue across the Hudson Valley.
There are
now 76 active cases at Marist College. 52 of those infected are in isolation
off campus, with another 24 patients who tested
positive isolating in housing on-campus. The campus is on pause, but those
restrictions are expected to be lifted Wednesday.
The
Putnam County Health Department sent out two alerts this weekend.
The first is at the Tractor Supply Company in Patterson.
Anyone who was there this past Monday through Saturday is at risk and should be
tested.
And voters at Putnam Valley
High School may have been exposed on Election Day. A poll worker tested positive for COVID-19. News 12 is told all safety measures were followed, so risk to voters is minimal.
