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October 22, 2020 Update
Thursday, October 22, 2020 From the Columbia County Board of Supervisors CHAIRMAN’S PRESS RELEASE OUTBREAK CAUSES CONCERN FOR POSSIBLE COMMUNITY SPREAD Twenty-seven residents of Ghent Assisted Living, Route 66, Ghent, have tested positive for COVID-19 stemming from last week’s outbreak, Columbia County Department of Health Director Jack Mabb said Thursday. Nine … {...}
Monday, October 19, 2020 COLUMBIA COUNTY CHAIRMAN’S PRESS RELEASE
Monday, October 19, 2020 CHAIRMAN’S PRESS RELEASE POSITIVE CASES RISE AT GHENT ASSISTED LIVING As of Monday morning, 24 residents of Ghent Assisted Living, Route 66, Ghent, have tested positive for COVID19 since the beginning of last week’s outbreak, Columbia County Department of Health Director Jack Mabb said. Ten individuals are currently hospitalized, with two in … {...}
Town Board Meeting October 20, 2020 6:30pm
Town Board Meeting and Public Hearing for the 2021 Town Budget 6:30pm October 20, 2020. For zoom invitation contact [email protected] Monday October 19, 2020. There will be limited seating, please contact [email protected] or 518-398-7519 to reserve a seat. 2021 Gallatin Budget Public Hearing (1) 2021 Gallatin Budget Public Hearing Gallatin Town Board … {...}
COVID-19 Update
The Columbia County Department of Health has released its weekly breakdown of COVID-19 cases by municipality and nursing home. Since last Friday, there have been 24 new cases, twice as many as in the previous week. Ghent Assisted Living saw the largest number of new cases with twelve. The other twelve were scattered about the county: three in Hudson, two in Claverack, and one … {...}
October 15, 2020 Update
CHAIRMAN’S PRESS RELEASE FIVE HOSPITALIZED FROM GHENT ASSISTED LIVING OUTBREAK The Ghent Assisted Living Facility has experienced an outbreak of COVID-19 that finds five residents hospitalized, Columbia County Department of Health Director Jack Mabb said Thursday. One resident that had been hospitalized has since died. Currently, 10 residents have tested … {...}