Governor Andrew Cuomo announced on Monday, Apr. 6, New York schools will remain closed until at least Apr. 29 as the fight to slow the rapid spread of COVID-19 continues.
The New York Lottery announced this past Sunday, Mar. 29, one second-prize ticket for the Mar. 28 Powerball drawing was sold in Port Chester. The ticket is worth a guaranteed $1 million.
With cases of novel coronavirus continuing to rise in Westchester, the Village of Rye Brook reported 16 new cases since last week. There is a confirmed total of at least 17 residents who have contracted the virus.
Since Thursday, Mar. 19—when the first three COVID-19 cases were announced in the Village of Port Chester—48 more cases have been confirmed, bringing the total number within the Village to 51 as of Wednesday, Mar. 25.
As with so many organizations we have struggled with decisions to cancel SPRYE events and programs but will adhere to the recommendations of the CDC and government agencies and cancel all activities for at least the next two weeks.
Providing Unemployment Insurance benefits is DOL’s number one priority and everyone who is entitled to UI benefits will receive them in a timely manner.
Out of an abundance of caution, and to ensure the health and safety of Clay Art Center’s community, the Center has made the decision to close, including their gallery and shop from Saturday, Mar. 14 thru Mar. 29.
