50-59229 14787- Westfield0 0.9% 33 80-8969 0.9% No200 0.4% 14781- Sherman0 20.4% 90+26 2 14782- Sinclairville0 9 14063- Fredonia4 1 326 17 14712- Bemus Point0 2 14752- Lily Dale0 40-491 14747- Kennedy0 14775- Ripley1 2 2.0% 366 70-79131 0.0% 60-69236 Fatality Rate Share:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window) 1 0.8% 5 33 452 14701- Jamestown9 20.19% 3 60-693 14716- Brocton1 8 19 84 Number 15 Age Group 2 70-797 90+1 2.0% 0-390 New Cases 2.0% COVID-19 Cases by Presence of Symptoms at Time of Interview 1.27% 24.30% 4 14769- Portland0 0.9% COVID-19 Cases by Known Age 14710- Ashville1 1.7% Percent of Total Cases 14728- Dewittville0 10 14048- Dunkirk3 8 WNY News Now / MGN Stock Image.MAYVILLE – Chautauqua County’s COVID-19 seven-day average percent positivity rate climbed as officials reported 32 new cases of the virus on Thursday.The Health Department’s COVID-19 dashboard reports there are now 199 cases active with 33 active cases in Jamestown.The seven-day average percent positivity rate is 4.2 percent, that up from 4.0 on Wednesday and 3.7 on Tuesday.There are also 1,015 residents and 10 travelers quarantined. Furthermore, there remain 14 people hospitalized.Since the outbreak started there have been 1,793 cases of the virus with 1,574 recovered and 20 reported deaths.A full breakdown of the day’s stats are posted below:COVID-19 Cases by ZIP Code of Residence Percent 0 1 14166- Van Buren Point0 1.9% 0 13.16% 14136- Silver Creek1 2 4 14726- Conewango Valley0 2 14736- Findley Lake1 39 14723- Cherry Creek0 6 14738- Frewsburg1 13.16% 0.44% 12 35 2 All Ages20 Symptoms 14722- Chautauqua0 3
20-29362 0.4% 14750- Lakewood0 16 0.6% 14784- Stockton0 40-49229 0.0% 25 14724- Clymer1 0.2% 14767- Panama0 5 2.8% 5.34% 1 12.77% 14 22 0 14062- Forestville1 0 13 Symptoms Known823 0-19248 30-39204 0.1% 47 4.7% 0 36 0 3 Active Cases 2.6% 31 75.70% 0.8% 0.7% 25 2.2% 35 3.2% Age 1.12% 34 14718- Cassadaga0 18.2% 1 0.1% 5 Percent Zip Code 25.2% 0.7% 13.83% 16 8 14720- Celoron0 7.31% 0.00% 0.3% Total Cases 1.2% Yes623 0.5% 10 58 Fatality Rate by Age Group 0.4% 17 0 3.85% Total Deaths 0 14733- Falconer3 0.44% 11.38% 14757- Mayville2 51 14081- Irving0 1.1% 0 50-591 3.85% 1.45% 3 6 14740- Gerry1 80-897 10.14% 14138- South Dayton1 Number 0
COVID-19 Update Reports Increase In Positivity Rate, 32 New Cases
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View Comments Related Shows Andrew Rannells is continuing his Broadway track record of only appearing in blockbusters as he steps into the shoes of King George in Hamilton on October 27. Rannells temporarily replaces Jonathan Groff, who is on hiatus filming the final installment of HBO’s Looking.“I feel so fortunate that I get to pop in for five weeks,” Rannells told Broadway.com. “I get to be a little part of this huge hit musical and then see ya later for the holidays!” The Book of Mormon Tony Award nominee was last seen as the first replacement for Neil Patrick Harris in Hedwig and the Angry Inch for a similarly short run of eight weeks. “This is my thing,” he joked. “You get me for a little bit and then I’ll peace out.”In addition to Mormon, Rannells appeared on Broadway in the, yup, smash hits Jersey Boys and Hairspray. On TV, he headlined the sitcom The New Normal and is a regular on HBO’s Girls. Films include Bachelorette and the current comedy The Intern.“[Hamilton] is such a wonderful group of people,” he added. “And Jonathan Groff is a good friend of mine so it’s been really fun to hang out with him backstage and for him to show me the ropes. I’m really just so honored that they asked me!” Rannells is expected to perform King George at the Richard Rodgers Theatre through November 29, with Groff scheduled to return on December 1.Directed by Thomas Kail and featuring a book, music and lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda, Hamilton is inspired by the book Alexander Hamilton by Ron Chernow. The new musical follows the scrappy young immigrant who forever changed America, from bastard orphan to Washington’s right hand man, rebel to war hero, loving husband caught in the country’s first sex scandal to Treasury head who made an untrusting world believe in the American economy. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Eliza Hamilton and lifelong Hamilton friend and foe, Aaron Burr, all make appearances in the tuner about America’s fiery past.Starring Miranda in the title role, the cast also currently includes Christopher Jackson as George Washington, Leslie Odom Jr. as Aaron Burr, Phillipa Soo as Eliza Hamilton, Anthony Ramos as John Laurens/Phillip Hamilton, Daveed Diggs as Marquis De Lafayette/Thomas Jefferson, Renée Elise Goldsberry as Angelica Schuyler and Javier Muñoz as Hamilton alternate. from $149.00 Hamilton
Central Vermont Public Service (NYSE-CV) will purchase two-thirds of the output of Iberdrola Renewables’ planned Deerfield Wind Project in Readsboro and Searsburg, Vermont, under an agreement announced today.‘The project will add yet another clean, competitively priced energy source to CV’s power supply, while providing economic benefits from development of in-state generation,’ CVPS President Bob Young said. ‘This is an attractive addition to our portfolio, which we continue to build and diversify as planned and in compliance with state law mandating renewable power in our mix. Pricing for this project is very competitive with other wind proposals CV has reviewed, and equally important, the project is permitted by the Vermont Public Service Board and headed toward timely construction.’CVPS will purchase 20 megawatts of the project’s planned 30-megawatt output for nine years. Deerfield Wind is proposed to be built on U.S. Forest Service land, near the existing Searsburg wind project, in Readsboro and Searsburg. To protect sensitive contract negotiations with other parties, the price has been disclosed to regulators under seal.The project is designed to include 15 wind turbines, eight in Searsburg and seven in Readsboro, which will produce 30 megawatts of new capacity. The project is expected to produce enough energy to power about 14,000 average Vermont households.Deerfield Wind is being developed by Portland, Oregon-based Iberdrola Renewables. Iberdrola Renewables has become the second-largest wind operator in the United States, with installed capacity of over 3,800 megawatts ‘ over 30 percent of the company’s global capacity ‘ spread over 41 wind farms, including New Hampshire’s only commercial wind farm. Iberdrola Renewables is the U.S. division of Iberdrola Renovables, the world’s largest wind power company with more than 11,400 MW in installed capacity.Deerfield Wind has received a Section 248 permit from the Vermont Public Service Board. The project continues to work towards the satisfaction of all outstanding permitting conditions and requirements. Construction is expected to begin in 2012.‘Iberdrola Renewables is pleased to welcome CVPS to our growing list of customers and we look forward to supplying them from what will be our first wind farm in Vermont,’ said Martin Mugica, executive vice president for Iberdrola Renewables. ‘Once permitted, this project will create substantial long-term economic benefits, and will produce homegrown energy to be used locally.’CVPS, which has among the cleanest power portfolios in the nation, has been expanding its power supply in anticipation of the end of existing contracts with Hydro-Quebec and Vermont Yankee. The company recently signed a new deal with Hydro-Quebec, starting in 2012, and announced several other renewable projects in the region. Under Vermont law, the state’s energy supply must contain 20 percent new renewable power by 2017. With the purchases now in the pipeline, CV is about four-fifths of the way to this goal. Recently signed contracts include:30.3 percent of the output from the 99-megawatt Granite Reliable Power wind project, to be built in Coos County, N.H., for 20 years starting April 1, 2012;The entire output of Ampersand Gilman Hydro, a 4.99-megawatt hydro unit in Gilman, Vt., for five years starting April 1, 2012;15 megawatts of round-the-clock energy from J.P. Morgan Ventures Energy for calendar years 2013 through 2015.CVPS also continues to expand its Cow Power generation; recently built a 50-kilowatt solar project on Route 7 in Rutland Town; improved a Passumpsic River hydro facility in St. Johnsbury; conducted a broad request for contract proposals contingent on Vermont Yankee’s relicensing; and announced plans to buy the Vermont Electric Power Division of Omya, including four large hydro-facilities on Otter Creek. CVPS plans to invest $12 million after closing to improve production from the Omya facilities.‘Through the state’s public outreach process and conversations with our customers, it is clear that Vermont policy makers and our customers want us to continue to expand our reliance on cost-effective renewable energy,’ Young said. ‘Along with Deerfield, these projects are among the most affordable renewable projects we have seen. While they tend to cost significantly more than conventional market supplies, they are much cheaper than alternatives with these characteristics.’Iberdrola Renewables, Inc. is an American company, incorporated in the U.S. and headquartered in Portland, Ore., with over 850 employees. It is part of the Iberdrola Renovables global group, the world’s leading provider of wind power with more than 11,400 MW of renewable energy in operation around the world, and more than 3,800 MW of that wind power located in the U.S. www.iberdrolarenewables.us(link is external)CVPS is Vermont’s largest electric utility, serving approximately 159,000 customers statewide. CVPS’s non-regulated subsidiary, Catamount Resources Corporation, sells and rents electric water heaters through a subsidiary, SmartEnergy Water Heating Services.Source: CVPS. 9.9.2010
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