ALPENA — For the fourth consecutive day, health officials in Northeast Michigan announced no new confirmed death to residents infected with COVID-19. The total number of residents in northeast Michigan who have died while being infected with the virus remains at 100. Public health ...
ALPENA — For the third day in a row, public health officials on Thursday reported eight newly infected Northeast Michiganders, including four Alpena County residents, one Presque Isle County resident, two Montmorency County residents, and one Alcona County resident. State data showed that, ...
ALPENA — Eight more Northeast Michigan residents are infected with COVID-19. Public health officials on Wednesday reported eight newly infected Northeast Michiganders, including five Alpena County residents, two Presque Isle County residents, and one Montmorency County resident. No new infections were reported for Alcona County residents. State data showed that, as of Wednesday, 12,412 doses of coronavirus vaccine had been administered in Northeast Michigan. As of Monday, four people were hospitalized at MidMichigan Medical Center-Alpena with coronavirus infection, including ...
ALPENA — Since Northeast Michigan reported its first COVID-19 infection last April, 100 Northeast Michigan residents have died after being infected with COVID-19. Local public health officials announced on Tuesday that three more Northeast Michigan residents died after being infected with the disease, including one Alpena County resident, one Presque Isle County resident, and one Alcona County resident. Public health officials on Tuesday also reported eight newly infected Northeast Michiganders, including two Alpena County residents, two Presque Isle County residents, and four ...
ALPENA — One more Presque Isle resident has died after being infected with COVID-19, local public health officials reported on Monday. Public health officials on Monday reported six newly infected Northeast Michiganders, including two Alpena County residents, three Presque Isle County ...
ALPENA — A former MidMichigan Medical Center-Alpena doctor told CBS’s “This Morning” she quit because working conditions at the hospital were unsafe and personal protective equipment was not being used properly. Dr. Ann Victory, who quit the hospital on Dec. 3, said in a segment that ...
