UpdatedWed, Dec 30, 2020 at 2:59 pm CT
Replies(2) New Year s Eve 2021 will undoubtedly look a lot different than last year s celebration. (Shutterstock)
WAUKESHA, WI The coronavirus pandemic has dramatically changed how we celebrate special occasions in Waukesha. From birthdays to holidays, we ve all had to adapt to a new normal. As 2020 comes to close, ringing in the new year will be no different.
Unfortunately, as we get ready to celebrate 2021, the spread of the coronavirus is surging in the United States. As a National Public Radio database shows, thousands of new cases continue to be reported daily across America.
In Wisconsin, there have been 4,818 deaths and 477,292 infections associated with COVID-19 as of Wednesday.
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New Year s Eve 2021 in Foxborough will undoubtedly look a lot different than last year s celebration. (Shutterstock)
FOXBOROUGH, MA The coronavirus pandemic has dramatically changed how we celebrate special occasions in Foxborough. From birthdays to holidays, we ve all had to adapt to a new normal. As 2020 comes to close, ringing in the new year will be no different.
Unfortunately, as we get ready to celebrate 2021, the spread of the coronavirus is surging in the United States. As a National Public Radio database shows, thousands of new cases continue to be reported daily across America.
In Massachusetts, there have been 11,900 deaths and 342,764 infections associated with COVID-19 as of Dec. 29.
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New Year s Eve 2021 in Plymouth will undoubtedly look a lot different than last year s celebration. (Shutterstock)
PLYMOUTH, MA The coronavirus pandemic has dramatically changed how we celebrate special occasions in Plymouth. From birthdays to holidays, we ve all had to adapt to a new normal. As 2020 comes to close, ringing in the new year will be no different.
Unfortunately, as we get ready to celebrate 2021, the spread of the coronavirus is surging in the United States. As a National Public Radio database shows, thousands of new cases continue to be reported daily across America.
In Massachusetts, there have been 12,076 deaths and 352,558 infections associated with COVID-19 as of Dec. 30. In Plymouth County, 1,001 people have died from the virus, while 23,808 others have been infected by it.