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Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente began his daily briefing on COVID-19 breaking down the numbers. The number of new cases has increased by 10 to 105.

Oneida County has seen nine new positive cases of coronavirus, bringing the total number to 95.

Saturday marked the second consecutive day the number of new cases involving Oneida County residents declined

A second Oneida County resident has died from COVID-19. Plus, Picente expresses frustration with Cuomo's plan to take upstate ventilators.

Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente said the number of positive cases continue to grow in Oneida County. “The virus is out there and the precautions we put in place need to be adhered to,” Picente said. There were a total of 15 cases that tested positive in the county as of last Thursday, today there are now 68 confirmed cases...

Picente is issuing an order closing all county campsites closed, to include no permitting or activity through July 1, he said.

The first person to die of COVID-19 coronavirus passed away on Monday, according to Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente at Tuesday's COVID briefing. "We can't say enough how sorry we our and our goal is to keep that number as low as possible," said Picente. No information was released on the fatality.

Don't let your guard down just because there's only one new case. That was the message from Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente at his daily coronavirus briefing on Monday.

Of the 37 cases seven remain hospitalized in Oneida County and one remains hospitalized in another county.

There are four more positive COVID-19 cases in Oneida County, according to County Executive Anthony Picente, who spoke to the media during his daily coronavirus briefing on Saturday. Picente, who confirmed Oneida County now has 28 confirmed cases, was accompanied by Oneida County Director of Health, Phyllis Ellis.