Glen Cove Coronavirus Updates: April 20

GLEN COVE, NY — The number of new coronavirus cases, which causes the COVID-19 disease, climbed to over 550 in Glen Cove on Monday. There are now 30,013 confirmed cases in Nassau County, and 1,281 coronavirus-related deaths.

Here's a breakdown of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the Glen Cove area as of Monday:

• Glen Cove: 577
• Lattingtown: 11
• Locust Valley: 26
• Matinecock: 7
• Glen Head: 46
• Sea Cliff: 33

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TESTING INFO

Those interested in being tested for COVID-19 can use the county health department's online screening tool to share symptom and pre-register for testing. A hotline is also available for questions at 1-888-364-3065, as well as an email form.

Drive-thru test sites have been established across Long Island. These facilities reduce density and the potential for spread by keeping sick and at-risk people out of health care facilities where they could infect others.

The drive-thru sites are prioritizing people showing symptoms and who are among the highest risk population and those who have been in close contact with someone with the disease, as well as health care workers, nursing home workers and first responders.

Testing is by appointment only. Test results are sent to people by phone or text, and can be found using an online portal.

SCHOOLS

All state school buildings will be closed until at least May 15, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced this month. The same goes for nonessential businesses.

Glen Cove is using remote learning techniques via Google Classroom to teach children.

BUSINESSES

• Glen Cove Business Guide: What's Open Or Closed In Town

Glen Cove business-owners who have not yet updated their status can find a simple submission form here.

DONATIONS

• LI Cares
• Island Harvest

CANCELLATIONS/CLOSURES

All City of Glen Cove parks, beaches, golf course, dog park and Welwyn Preserve were closed to the public.

The Diocese of Rockville Centre announced that all funerals, weddings and other services at Catholic churches across Long Island are canceled. In March, the Diocese said all masses for a month — including all Holy Week and Easter services — would be canceled due to the coronavirus.

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