Oops! We have a case in town

[debodun]

Latest info in the local weekly paper. After months of having zero cases, my village now had one reported case.

 

[AnnieA]

Wow! Hoping its a mild case and the person has a speeding recovery.

My hometown in podunk MS had its first case the first week in March when we were still being told there was not much danger of community spread. A guy I grew up with contracted it on a ski trip in Colorado. He had a sore throat and cough for three days and ran a temp of 101.1 one of those days. Thankfully, he started experiencing symptoms right after arriving home and stayed in.

 

[Pepper]

Why is there a town of Stillwater and a village of Stillwater? What's the diff?

 

[Jules]

As long as you or anyone in your bubble weren’t exposed, it should be ok.

 

[Aunt Marg]

Why is there a town of Stillwater and a village of Stillwater? What's the diff?

Yes, with Waterford, being the same?

 

[debodun]

Because they are two separate governments. Town are larger and have more residents that villages. Villages are PART of the Town, though. At one time they was a discussion about merging the town and village governments and services, but that didn't get approved.

 

[CarolfromTX]

1 person? No worries, then.

 

[Pepper]

1 person? No worries, then.

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

 

[Sunny]

If it only stays at 1, your town is probably doing something right. Let's hope.

 

[old medic]

Our whole county.... since the beginning
253 cases ... 7 deaths....

Funny thing.... in 2009 we had that many dying in ONE retirement center in ONE week...

 

[Mr. Ed]

Why is there a town of Stillwater and a village of Stillwater? What's the diff?

Because Stillwaters runs deep