Lancaster County seeing continued declines in new cases following mask mandate, health director says
Health department officials decided to keep the county's COVID-19 risk dial in the orange zone, denoting a high risk of spread.Â
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More than half of COVID-19 cases in the past three weeks have hit those between 21 and 29.
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The risk dial remains in the moderate category, but the dial inched closer to the low risk area.
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