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The Tompkins County Health Department is alerting the public of two potential COVID-19 exposures. The Health Department received notification of an individual who tested positive for COVID-19 and worked at the Lansing Tops Markets Bakery during the time when they could have infected others. Another individual who tested positive rode on TCAT Routes 14 and 30 during the time when they could have infected others. The individuals who tested positive are in isolation and the close contacts identified are in quarantine.
Potential public exposure may have occurred at Lansing Tops Markets Bakery, 2300 N Triphammer Rd. during the following dates and times:
Friday, December 11, 8 a.m. â 4:30 p.m.
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DRYDEN, NY The Tompkins County Health Department is alerting the public of a potential COVID-19 exposure at Perkins Funeral Home in Dryden. The Health Department received notification of an individual who tested positive for COVID-19 and attended a funeral service during the time when they could have infected others. The individual who tested positive is in isolation and the close contacts identified are in quarantine.
Potential public exposure may have occurred at Perkins Funeral Home, 55 W Main St., Dryden during the service on Saturday, Dec. 5 at 3 p.m.Â
If you were at Perkins Funeral Home during the date and time above, the Health Department recommends doing the following:
ITHACA, NY The Tompkins County Health Department announced that a fifth resident at Oak Hill Manor Nursing Home has died due to COVID-19. The facility has been dealing with an outbreak for the past couple weeks that began with 39Â residents and 13 staff members testing positive for the disease at the end of November. The New York State Department of Health took over contact tracing and case investigations at that time. We were notified today of the passing of a resident at Oak Hill nursing home, Public Health Director Frank Kruppa said. Our thoughts are with the family and with all of those who are battling the disease.