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The first person to die of COVID-19 coronavirus passed away on Monday, according to Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente at Tuesday's COVID briefing. "We can't say enough how sorry we our and our goal is to keep that number as low as possible," said Picente. No information was released on the fatality.

There are four more positive COVID-19 cases in Oneida County, according to County Executive Anthony Picente, who spoke to the media during his daily coronavirus briefing on Saturday. Picente, who confirmed Oneida County now has 28 confirmed cases, was accompanied by Oneida County Director of Health, Phyllis Ellis.

Oneida Healthcare's Circle of Care is a network of leading medical facilities and over 100 local physicians. As part of Oneida Healthcare's Circle, you never have to sacrifice local accessibility for world-class care.

The Masonic Care Community is the center diamond in a crown of properties owned and managed by the Trustees of the Masonic Hall and Home and the Members of the Masonic Fraternity. The effort to build a home for Masons, their wives, widows and orphans began in the mid 1800’s...

Get ready to pack the family and your friends in the car to enjoy the holiday season by checking out the Wonderland of Lights at Masonic Care Community.

It has been a busy weekend for 'New to Naomi' - complete with an appearance at the Ziyara Shrine Circus, a fundraising walk, and being locked in a room solving puzzles to try and 'escape.'

The Masonic Care Community just received a donation that will help the community speed ahead.

My family couldn't wait until November 28th for the annual "Wonderland Of Lights" to begin for the 2013 season.  RCIL's "Wonderland Of Lights" at the Masonic Care Community Campus in Utica is waiting for you to visit.  Here are three reasons why you should go see it.