Village of Lyndon
Recent News About Village of Lyndon
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31 Whiteside County residents in their seventies test positive for COVID-19
As of September 11, there have been 31 Whiteside County residents in their seventies who have tested positive for COVID-19.
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40 Whiteside County residents classified as African American test positive for COVID-19
As of September 11, at least 40 African American residents of Whiteside County tested positive for the coronavirus.
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79 Whiteside County residents in their forties test positive for COVID-19
As of September 11, there have been 79 Whiteside County residents in their forties who have tested positive for COVID-19.
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2 Whiteside County residents under 20 test positive for COVID-19 on Sept. 10
Two Whiteside County residents under 20 years of age tested positive for COVID-19 on September 10.
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Whiteside County officials report 19 coronavirus deaths, with 624 confirmed cases
There have been 624 confirmed coronavirus cases in Whiteside County as of September 11, with 19 deaths linked to the virus, according to data from the state Department of Public Health (IDPH).
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On September 10, 1 white resident of Whiteside County had COVID-19 tests return positive
On September 10, one white resident of Whiteside County had their COVID-19 test return positive.
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No Whiteside County residents 80 or older test positive for COVID-19 on Sept. 9
As of September 9 there were 62 Whiteside County residents 80 years of age and older who were tested for the Coronavirus, none of those tests have come back positive for the virus.
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1 Whiteside County resident in seventies tests positive for COVID-19 on Sept. 9
One Whiteside County resident in his or her seventies tested positive for COVID-19 on September 9.
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62 Whiteside County residents 80 or older test positive for COVID-19
As of September 10, there have been 62 Whiteside County residents 80 years of age and older who have tested positive for COVID-19.
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40 Whiteside County residents classified as African American test positive for COVID-19
As of September 10, at least 40 African American residents of Whiteside County tested positive for the coronavirus.
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No Whiteside County residents classified as Asian test positive for COVID-19
As of September 10, zero Asian residents of Whiteside County tested positive for the coronavirus.
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On September 10, 3 Hispanic residents of Whiteside County had COVID-19 tests return positive"
On September 10, three Hispanic residents of Whiteside County had their COVID-19 test return positive".
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91 Whiteside County residents in their twenties test positive for COVID-19
As of September 10, there have been 91 Whiteside County residents in their twenties who have tested positive for COVID-19.
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31 Whiteside County residents in their seventies test positive for COVID-19
As of September 10, there have been 31 Whiteside County residents in their seventies who have tested positive for COVID-19.
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70 Whiteside County residents in their sixties test positive for COVID-19
As of September 10, there have been 70 Whiteside County residents in their sixties who have tested positive for COVID-19.
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76 Whiteside County residents in their thirties test positive for COVID-19
As of September 10, there have been 76 Whiteside County residents in their thirties who have tested positive for COVID-19.
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123 Whiteside County residents in their fifties test positive for COVID-19
As of September 10, there have been 123 Whiteside County residents in their fifties who have tested positive for COVID-19.
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331 Whiteside County residents classified as white test positive for COVID-19
As of September 10, at least 331 white residents of Whiteside County tested positive for the coronavirus.
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2 Whiteside County residents under 20 test positive for COVID-19 on Sept. 9
Two Whiteside County residents under 20 years of age tested positive for COVID-19 on September 9.
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Whiteside County officials report 19 coronavirus deaths, with 609 confirmed cases
There have been 609 confirmed coronavirus cases in Whiteside County as of September 10, with 19 deaths linked to the virus, according to data from the state Department of Public Health (IDPH).