The Chronicle-Express

The State Police are on scene on Gloades Corners Road In Pulteney investigating a suspicious death of an adult male. NEW YORK STATE POLICE On October 29, 2020, at approximately 10:06 a.m., the State Police responded to a residence on Gloades Corners Road, in the town of Pulteney, Steuben County for a report of a deceased male. State Police investigators are on scene interviewing individuals who reside in the area.... Investigators believe the death is not accidental, but are not ruling anything out at this time and the investigation is continuing. Anyone with information is asked to call the State Police in Bath at 607-776-2136.

Three new cases reported in Yates County today, Oct. 29. One was a close contact of a previous positive case; the other two cases are community acquired. The 7-day average rate of transmission now stands at 3.6%.

DO NOT FLUSH UNWANTED MEDICATIONS. Bring your unwanted, outdated prescriptions to the Yates County Sheriff's Office this Saturday, Oct. 24.

Cobblestones of the Finger Lakes: The Armstrong House near Billsboro was lost to fire in 1931.

As of Thursday, Oct. 22, 104 students and 2 employees have tested positive at Keuka College.

75 Keuka College students infected with COVID-19. Administration has closed campus operations.

Keuka College's numbers as of Tuesday: Students Positive, 57 according to Yates County Public Health Employees Positive, 2 Total Cases, 59

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As of 3 p.m. Friday, Yates County Public Health has reported eight more students have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total number for the outbreak at Keuka College to 20.

COVID-19 outbreak at Keuka College. Ten students diagnosed Thursday, six more Friday. Total stands at 18 cases for the college. Off-campus party is suspected point of contact.

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