Coronavirus News, Notices & Information

Scroll down for announcements, new releases and information related to coronavirus that have been published by local organizations and regular editorial contributors to The Peak. We will do our best to keep up with these notices, but to be sure you have the latest information check with the organization.

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Local, County, State & Federal  Coronavirus Information on the Web

#1. Cave Creek Unified School District Coronavirus Information Page

CCUSD  has posted an excellent page with information about the Coronavirus on the Cactus Shadows High School Wepbsite. The page contains links to the CDC Coronavirus  and other excellent sources. It also provides practical advice for all of us.  It is being updated regularly.

CCUSD Coronavirus Information

#2. Maricopa County CORONAVIRUS DISEASE (COVID-19) Page

Provides current statistics on cases, tests in the county and links to other related pages.

Maricopa County Coronavirus Information

#3. Arizona Department of Health Services Covid-19 Page

Provides statewide statistics about cases, tests, etc. across the entire state. Provides links to related sites.

 State Coronavirus Information 

#4. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) COVID-19 Home Page

The federal government’s primary source of information for the public.

 National Coronavirus Information Page

 


COVID-19 News, Notices, Announcements and Information by Date Posted

 

Maricopa County News Update – Week of July 25

 

Maricopa County News & COVID-19 Updates

 

 


 

Coast of Martha’s Vineyard

Vineyard Views Blog – COVID-19 Posts

 

 

 

 

Another COVID Experiment.  Blog

Losing Your Smell.  Blog

COVID Deaths.   Blog

 More COVID Numbers. Blog

Another COVID Survey.  Blog

COVID Deaths.   Blog

Per Capita COVID.  Blog

 

 

 

 

Is there any advantage to being quarantined?

One ‘advantage’ of staying home for 24 hours a day is the ability to live without wearing the mask. Do you agree? Are there other advantages?
Use the Comment Area at the bottom of this article to share your answer with Peak readers.

 


Calm Before the Storm

March 17, 2020

An update on China from the March 17th NY Times

Courtesy Al DeVito

Just one new locally originated infection was reported on Monday, according to the Chinese National Health Commission’s daily update of new coronavirus cases. The new cases was in Wuhan, the center of the outbreak.

An additional 20 new cases were also recorded in China on Monday among travelers arriving from abroad.

Over the past two weeks, the daily count of infections in China has consistently fallen since the government implemented drastic measures to close cities and confine hundreds of millions of people to their homes.

By the end of Monday, China’s total infection count from the virus had reached 80,881. With 3,226 fatal cases, the country has suffered more deaths from the coronavirus than any other. But Italy, a much smaller country, was nearing this figure Tuesday with 2,470 recorded deaths.

China is already trying to restart commerce and industry, but even when new local infections hit zero, the government appears unlikely to proclaim full victory over the epidemic. A test is still to come as people return to work.

Editor note. See March 12 posting below for information and avoidance advice posted today. 

 


 

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  1. My comment is in response to the question posted as one of the Vineyard Views Blog COVID-19 posts What’s good about being quarantined because of COVID? Well, COVID hasn’t gotten me yet. Also, your short videos about COVID provide information I would otherwise miss. I don’t spend time watching videos. Now I have the time. Thank you for the posts.

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