Charlene Manor in Greenfield recognized by national health care, assisted living organization >Charlene Manor Extended Care on Colrain Road in Greenfield was recently recognized by the American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living for its dedication to improving quality of care for residents and individuals with disabilities in long-term and post-acute care. Staff Photo/Paul Franz >Charlene Manor Extended Care on Colrain Road in Greenfield was recently recognized by the American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living for its dedication to improving quality of care for residents and individuals with disabilities in long-term and post-acute care. Staff Photo/Paul Franz
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COVID-19 numbers continue to rise
Modified: 12/18/2020 5:07:39 PM
Five area towns are in the state’s “red,” or highest-risk, category this week because of a surge in numbers of positive COVID-19 cases, according to its weekly report.
Greenfield, Montague, Deerfield and Orange in Franklin County and Athol in the North Quabbin region saw numbers of cases rise over the past two weeks. The state reports that Greenfield has 134 cases, Montague has 46, Deerfield has 36, Orange has 26 and Athol has 78 cases. There are currently only three towns reporting zero cases: Hawley, Monroe and New Salem. State numbers can lag, so the numbers in each town could be off some.