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Oneida County experienced another tough day of COVID-19 on Friday, with a peak in hospitalizations and new fatalities.

There's now a definite trend of increasing COVID-19 cases in Oneida County as another day of double digit increases is logged on Saturday.

The Oneida County Health Department says an employee at the Taco Bell on Erie Boulevard West in Rome has tested positive for Hepatitis A.

A bat has tested positive for rabies in the Town of Vienna, according to the Oneida County Health Department. The bat was sent to the New York State Department of Health Wadsworth Center for testing and positive results were reported on Wednesday, June 10th. One child had exposure to the bat and received post exposure prophylaxis.

The Oneida County Health Department has learned of additional dates and times worked by a LaRoma’s Pizzeria employee who tested positive for Hepatitis A.

A Rome hospital, in partnership with state and county health departments, will give drive-thru vaccines this week for those who may have been exposed to Hep A.

The Oneida County Health Department has announced an employee at a Rome eatery has tested positive for Hepatitis A.

An official with Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente's office has confirmed that two Oneida County residents are being tested for the Coronavirus.

Health Department officials say, a worker at a Rome sub shop worked while infected and may have exposed customers to Hepatitis A.

A skunk has tested positive for rabies in the Town of Bridgewater.

The Oneida County Health Department says a fox has tested positive for rabies in the Town of Verona.

A racoon in the Town of Annsville has tested positive for rabies.