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Daily case numbers were back up in the first full week of 2021. (Shutterstock)
BUCKS COUNTY, PA New coronavirus cases in Bucks County rose at a rate of more than 400 every day during the first full week of the new year.
As of Friday, there were 33,463 confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 in the county, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. That s up 2,962 cases from the previous week, when 30,501 cases were being reported.
At a rate of about 423 new cases every day, which is an increase over the past several weeks.
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On Friday, the health department was reporting a total of 932 coronavirus-related deaths in Bucks County since the pandemic began.
District Judge Jeffrey A. Rowe, Lewisburg Summary trials
⢠Erica Finneran 39, of Enola, entered a guilty plea to exceed 55 mph in other location by 5 mph. A citation for driving while operator privilege suspended or revoked was withdrawn.
⢠Almas Abdullaev, 58, of Feasterville Trevose, was guilty of operating or permitting operation with unsafe equipment.
⢠Benjamin A. Walk, 44, of Montgomery, entered a guilty plea to driving while license suspended or revoked.
⢠Isaiah J. Snell, 32, of Williamsport, entered a guilty plea to exceed 55 mph speed limit in other location by 30 mph.
⢠Gavin H. Carroll, 19, of Selinsgrove, entered a guilty plea to exceed 55 mph in other location by 33 mph.
UpdatedFri, Dec 18, 2020 at 8:37 am ET
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Check your zip code to see how many new coronavirus cases were reported there in the past two weeks, according to Pennsylvania data. (Shutterstock)
BUCKS COUNTY, PA New coronavirus cases have continued to rise at a record pace in Bucks County over the past two weeks.
A Patch analysis of state data Friday showed Bucks County with 25,496 confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 since the pandemic began. That s up from 18,952 cases on Dec. 4.
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That average of more than 3,200 cases per week over the past two weeks is up sharply from the week before that, when nearly 2,700 new coronavirus cases were recorded.