Gov. Cuomo adds 12 new cluster zones across Hudson Valley
Schools will need to test 20% of in-person students, faculty and staff over the next two weeks inside the yellow zones.
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Nov 19, 2020, 7:13 PM
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo added a dozen new cluster zones across the
Hudson Valley, including in New Rochelle – the region’s first hot zone for
COVID-19.
In Westchester - portions of New Rochelle, Ossining, Tarrytown and
Peekskill are all now considered yellow zones. That means schools will need to
test 20% of in-person students, faculty and staff over the next two weeks.
Indoor dining is limited to four people per table and houses
of worship are limited to 50% capacity.
In Orange County, a yellow zone is being added in portions of Newburgh,
New Windsor, Middletown and Highland Falls.
In Rockland County, the yellow zone has been expanded to
include portions of Haverstraw, Stony Point, Pearl River and New City.
The mid-Hudson region is now tied for the second worst
infection rate in the entire state currently at 3.8%
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