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New York State has now passed 75,000 COVID deaths since the start of the pandemic in March of 2020.

The ups and downs of the COVID-19 pandemic are taking a slight upswing in New York following a downward trend in new infections.

Most Southern Tier Counties being tracked in regular updates since the start of the coronavirus outbreak have reported new deaths over the past few days.

Broome County on May 19 reported two more lives lost bringing the total to seven for the week.

Broome County’s death toll from COVID-19 has now reached 500.

Pennsylvania State Police say that identities of the victims killed in the March 28 I81 crash is pending family notification.

The number of new COVID cases in the Twin Tiers is steadily climbing by the double digits with the death toll also rising.

New York Governor Hochul calls the misinformation being fed to people, especially on social media, “dangerous” and some incidents are outright malicious.

Those who watch the local pandemic numbers every day are noticing the overall case count is starting to go down after an alarming spike over the summer.

Broome County on Friday announced another death from the coronavirus pandemic, a woman in her 80s, bringing the county death toll for the week to nine.