Daily News staff
State data Tuesday showed four more confirmed COVID-19 positives in Dickinson County as the Upper Peninsula added 77 new cases.
For the Upper Peninsula, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services’ coronavirus website Tuesday listed 24 new coronavirus cases in Marquette County; eight in Baraga County; seven in Alger County; six in Delta, Luce and Houghton counties; five in Menominee and Chippewa counties; four in Dickinson and Mackinac counties; and two in Schoolcraft County.
Using only the state’s figures, the Upper Peninsula as of Tuesday has had 19,286 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 411 deaths.
Across the U.P., the MDHHS data site Tuesday had Keweenaw County at 142 confirmed cases and 31 probable, and one confirmed death and one probable death; Luce County, 184 confirmed cases and 193 probable, one confirmed death and one probable death; Schoolcraft County, 300 confirmed cases and 62 probable, four deaths and one probable; Alger County, 318 confirme
May 5, 2021
ESCANABA Delta County recorded only three more confirmed COVID-19 positives Tuesday and Menominee County one new case, data from local health officials showed.
The Public Health of Delta and Menominee Counties website update Tuesday also listed eight new probable cases in Delta County, while Menominee County had one probable. Neither county had a new death.
As of Tuesday, Delta County has had 3,250 confirmed positives, 655 probable and 87 deaths, according to PHDMC. Menominee County had 1,752 confirmed cases, 318 probable and 39 deaths. The deaths included confirmed and probable.
State health data Tuesday showed six new confirmed COVID-19 positives in Delta County, while Menominee County had five new cases and Schoolcraft County two.
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ESCANABA Delta County has recorded another 21 more confirmed COVID-19 positives since Friday and Menominee County 12 new cases, data from local health officials showed.
The Public Health of Delta and Menominee Counties website update Monday also listed seven new probable cases in Delta County, while Menominee County had one probable. Neither county had a new death.
As of Monday, Delta County has had 3,247 confirmed positives, 647 probable and 87 deaths, according to PHDMC. Menominee County had 1,751 confirmed cases, 317 probable and 39 deaths. The deaths included confirmed and probable.
State health data Monday showed 13 new confirmed COVID-19 positives in Delta County since its last update Saturday, while Menominee County had eight new cases.
Daily News staff
Local health officials Monday reported nine more confirmed COVID-19 positives in Dickinson County and four in Iron County since its last update Friday.
In a Facebook post Monday morning, the Dickinson-Iron District Health Department also listed two new probable cases in Dickinson County and 23 recovered cases, while Iron County had one probable and six recoveries.
The agency had Dickinson County at 2,362 confirmed positives and 323 probable cases, with 2,406 recovered, 72 deaths and 207 cases still active. For Iron County, the DIDHD had 946 confirmed cases and 69 probables, with 903 recovered, 48 deaths and 64 active cases.
For the Upper Peninsula, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services’ coronavirus website Monday added 66 new confirmed positives for the two-day period: 14 in Baraga County, 13 in Delta County, nine in Marquette County, eight in Menominee County, seven in Houghton County, four in Gogebic County, three in Dickinson and Iron countie
Daily News staff
State data Saturday showed six more confirmed COVID-19 positives in Dickinson County as the Upper Peninsula added 40 new cases.
For the Upper Peninsula, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services’ coronavirus website Saturday listed 13 more confirmed positives in Delta County; seven in Marquette County; six in Dickinson County; four in Chippewa County; two in Houghton, Gogebic and Baraga counties; and one each in Menominee, Schoolcraft, Mackinac and Keweenaw counties. No new deaths were reported in the Upper Peninsula.
Using only the state’s figures, the Upper Peninsula as of Saturday has had 19,143 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 411 deaths.