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"Lighthouse said all along that we would comply with New York State guidelines, but the county insisted that we go well above and beyond those guidelines as a condition of reopening."
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“This is a public health crisis and you have cut them off from the outside world.”
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The school originally moved online this month.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo deemed part of Chemung County an orange "warning" zone and part of Steuben County a yellow "buffer" zone.
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So far, 55 students have been suspended or banned from campus because of COVID violations.
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The district will need to test around 20 percent of those coming into the schools—including teachers, students and staff—each week.
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As of Wednesday, there were 540 active cases across the county, including 191 in Binghamton.
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54 new active cases were added to the county's COVID-19 dashboard between Wednesday and Thursday, with 8 people currently hospitalized.
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The majority of cases are not driven by college students, either. Garnar said just 21 of the 193 active cases are Binghamton University students.
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County Manager Jack Wheeler and Steuben Public Health Director Darlene Smith announced an uptick in cases at the nursing home Tuesday afternoon.