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Riders at times on two separate county public transit bus routes may have been exposed to a person testing positive for the coronavirus.

New sites where people may have been exposed to the coronavirus and tracers are not able to identify everyone are on a bus, at a bar and in a grocery store.

Broome and Cortland County Health officials are reporting new possible exposure sites to the coronavirus.

New York may have to rethink the quarantine rules to take into account the people who work in one state and live another as neighbors near the threshold.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo October 18 announced ski resorts in the state are being allowed to reopen November 6.

Broome County Executive Jason Garnar says he’s worried Pennsylvania could be on the verge of being added to New York’s 14-day quarantine list.

The Broome County Health Department is advising people who visited a half dozen businesses to self-quarantine due to possible exposure to the coronavirus.

The Broome and Cortland County Health Departments are issuing alerts about additional businesses are identified as potential coronavirus exposure sites.

Additional locations in the Southern Tier where people may have come in contact with someone infected with COVID-19 announced.

Health Departments are asking people to quarantine for 14 days if they were restaurants over the past few days where a COVID-19 case has been confirmed.

Another Broome County bar is being named as a possible site of exposure to the coronavirus recently.

The Broome County Health Department is announcing additional positive tests for the coronavirus that are prompting health advisories.

Add Susquehanna Valley to the list of local school districts informing residents of COVID-19 being confirmed among staff and/or students.

Local health officials are advising residents of two potential public exposures to the coronavirus earlier this month.