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Posted: Jun 28, 2019 / 09:09 AM EDT / Updated: Jun 28, 2019 / 09:09 AM EDT

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City of Pittsfield to resume all parking enforcement operations

PITTSFIELD, Mass. (NEWS10) -- The City of Pittsfield announced all parking enforcement operations will once again resume starting on Monday, June 8.

The announcement comes as business activities begin to resume with modified operations in accordance with the Commonwealth's phased reopening plan.

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Warren County coronavirus update Friday, June 5

by Sarah Darmanjian / Jun 5, 2020

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10)- Warren County says it's only seen one additional case of coronavirus in the past week. There is also one resident hospitalized with the virus in critical condition.

There have been a total of 244 confirmed cases, 117 of which were nursing home residents. It also includes 12 residents in assisted living. Thirty-three Warren County residents have died from COVID-19. The county says 230 residents have recovered from the virus.

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Gov. Cuomo announces lowest rate of hospitalizations/deaths since coronavirus pandemic began

NEW YORK STATE (NEWS10) -- Governor Cuomo announced Friday that the state has reached the lowest number of deaths and hospitalizations since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Thursday, state health officials reported 42 people in New York passed away due to COVID-19, down from a record-high of 800 just eight weeks ago. The number of total hospitalizations was also down Thursday to 2,728 from a reported record-high of 18,825 during the peak of the pandemic.

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