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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.

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.

The Masonic Care Community is unveiling the first phase of an $18 million construction project to add more senior housing options to the Mohawk Valley.

The Masonic Care Community's Community event scheduled for Saturday on the MCC campus has been postponed due to a forecast of rain.

Keeler Show Notes for Friday, May 11th, 2018

The Masonic Care Community in Utica is celebrating 125 years.

The Masonic Care Community in Utica held a ceremony today to commemorate Veterans Day.

The Executive Director of the Masonic Care Community took a pie to the face today to celebrate surpassing the $10,000 goal for their 2106 Giving Tuesday Campaign.

Assemblyman Anthony Brindisi was honored on Tuesday with the Partners in Quality Award in a ceremony at the Masonic Care Community in Utica.