Scenes From the South Fork as Pandemic Grips New York
In photographs, how businesses and residents reacted as coronavirus precautions began to take hold.
In photographs, how businesses and residents reacted as coronavirus precautions began to take hold.
New York's cases neared 1,400 by Tuesday morning, with 97 in Suffolk County, including 2 in Southampton Town, 2 in East Hampton Town, and 28 in Southold, the county executive reported.
With the schools closed, many parents have begun navigating the world of homeschooling for the first time, and school districts have begun serving meals to students who take part in the federal free and reduced-price lunch program.
Sag Harbor Mayor Kathleen Mulcahy said in a teleconference today that the Suffolk County Department of Health Services is planning a drive-in facility to test for the coronavirus in the county.
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