With coronavirus infection rates across the country continuing to be above New York’s 14-day quarantine requirement, those travel rules are being modified.
Tioga County Health officials issue an advisory for a location where someone testing positive for the coronavirus may have exposed others to the virus.
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.
People currently in quarantine due to the pandemic will not be able to vote in-person if their 14-day lockdown just began and should apply for absentee ballots.
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.