Orange County Health Dept. warns about possible COVID-19 exposure at New York Renaissance Faire

It said anyone who was at the fair in Tuxedo Park on Sept. 4 or Sept. 6 maybe have been exposed to the virus.

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Sep 16, 2021, 12:15 AM

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Updated 1,197 days ago

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The Orange County Health Department is warning residents about possible COVID-19 exposure at the New York Renaissance Faire.

It said anyone who was at the fair in Tuxedo Park on Sept. 4 or Sept. 6 maybe have been exposed to the virus.

Health officials are advising anyone experiencing symptoms indicative of COVID-19 to contact their medical provider to discuss a plan of care.

For information about COVID-19 go to the Orange County website at www.orangecountygov.com or call the Orange County Health Department COVID-19 hotline at 845-291-2330.

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