Senior centers, Dollar General store close as coronavirus cases grow in Westchester
All senior centers in the town of North Castle have been forced to close due to an uptick in coronavirus cases.
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Dec 4, 2020, 5:45 PM
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Updated 1,330 days ago
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298ds agoAll senior centers in the town of North Castle have been forced to close due to an uptick in coronavirus cases.
Recreational department activities are also canceled until further notice.
The town is offering bus transportation for seniors who need to get to doctors' appointments or do local shopping.
Appointments must be made ahead of time at 914-438-5629.
A Dollar General store in Peekskill has also been forced to close due to an employee testing positive for the coronavirus.
The store is located on Washington Street.
A spokesperson tells News 12 the store is closed for cleaning and will reopen once crews are finished.
