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September 11th, 2020 |
Today the Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton School District reported that a staff member had a confirmed case of Covid-19 and a student likely had contracted it as well.
Both cases are at N-O-W Elementary School.
Students who were within 6 feet of either person for at least a continuous 15 minutes have been notified.
As of Friday, April 9, 13,302 Monroe County residents had received the first dose of the 13,302 and 9,302 had completed the vaccination series, according to the Monroe County Health Department.
Vernon County reported six new cases from April 2–8, all of whom are recovering at home.
Monroe County Health Department has openings for its Covid-19 vaccination clinic set for 1–5 p.m. Wednesday, April 14, in Tomah.·
Starting April 15, Covid-19 vaccines will be available in Elroy on Thursday afternoons.
The B.1.1.7 variant of the Covid-19 virus, first discovered in the United Kingdom in November 2020, has been detected in Monroe County, according to the Monroe County Health Department.
Monroe County had two new Covid-19 cases today, bringing the tally to 4,311 since the start of the pandemic
The National Guard will continue to host free Covid-19 testing sites in Vernon County through May 18.
Free drive-through community Covid-19 testing has returned to the Mauston Public Works building and will run through May.
Monroe County had two new Covid-19 cases over the weekend and two today, resulting in a tally of 4,309, of which 4,268 have recovered, 10 are active (none are hospitalized), and 31 have died.
The Monroe County Health Department and Gundersen Health System will offer Covid-19 vaccination clinics Wednesday, March 10, in Sparta and Thursday, March 11, in Tomah.
Monroe County today reported two new Covid-19 cases, bringing its total to 4,288, of which 17 are active (one is hospitalized), 4,240 have recovered, and 31 have died.
