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Three new positive COVID-19 coronavirus cases were announced at the Picente briefing on Wednesday afternoon, bringing Oneida County's total positive cases to 15. Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente has been holding 3 p.m. briefings since the crisis began two weeks ago.

Oneida County now has a total of 12 confirmed COVID-19 cases, after 2 more tests came back positive according to county executive Anthony Picente, who spoke at his daily briefing on Tuesday.

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Oneida County is now up to seven confirimed cases of COVID-19 and, one of the seven is currently in the hospital receiving care, County Executive Anthony Picente announced Sunday afternoon.

Oneida County has 244 residents under a mandatory quarentine and so far there have been five positive tests for COVID-19, county officials said on Friday afternoon. As of 3:00pm Friday, Oneida County had: 328 residents tested 5 positive for COVID-19 244 under mandatory quarentine 49 negative test results 274 results still pending Since last Friday, all schools in Oneida County have closed, resta

Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente briefed the media via a live feed without reporters in the room on Thursday afternoon. The decision to exclude members of the media was in an effort to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, which is growing at a high rate across New York State. There have been 17 new cases in the state in the last 24-hours, including two from Oneida County and one from Herkimer County.

Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente has confirmed two additional cases of COVID-19 in the County.

Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente has confirmed a second case of COVID-19 in the County.

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