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Advertisement3 cases of COVID-19 confirmed at Nashua City Hall, officials sayNashua mayor tests positive for COVID-193 cases of COVID-19 confirmed at Nashua City Hall, officials sayHide TranscriptShow TranscriptAND IT IS STILL VERY DURING THE PORTION OF THE NASHUA. BOARD OF ALDERMEN MEETING WHERE MAYOR JIM DANTAS UPDATES THE CITY ON THE CORONAVIRUS SITUATION DANTE HAS ANNOUNCED THAT HE HAD TESTED POSITIVE FOR COVID-19 THINK THE LESSON HERE. IS THAT NO MATTER CAREFUL YOU ARE. WE NEED TO CONTINUE TO BUY EXERCISE A LOT OF CAUTION. MAYOR DODGES SAYS THAT HE WAS TOLD LAST WEEK THAT HE MET WITH A CITY HALL EMPLOYEE WHO HAD A FAMILY MEMBER TEST POSITIVE AND THIS PAST WEEKEND. IT WAS CONFIRMED THAT THE MAYOR ALSO HAD THE VIRUS DANTAS IS ONE OF THREE CITY HALL WORKERS TO TEST POSITIVE. THE CITY’S HEALTH DEPARTMENT SAYS ALL NASHUA CITY HALL STAFF WERE NOTIFIED AND ANYONE WHO WANTS TO BE TESTED IS ENCOURAGED TO DO SO EVERYBODY WITH HOME ANY OF THREE PEOPLE HAS BEEN IN CONTACT. HAS BEEN TALKED WITH THEIR IN QUARANTINE. NUMBER OF THEM HAVE BEEN TESTED IN MOST AND THEY’VE COME UP NEGATIVE ALL EXCEPT FOR THE THREE OF US MARRIED ON CHAZ SAYS THAT HIS SYMPTOMS ARE LIKE THE FLU AND HIS CASE OF CORONAVIRUS DOES NOT APPEAR SERIOUS. HE SAYS HE FOLLOWED ALL THE RULES EVERYTHING FROM NO INDOOR DINING TO MASKS TO SOCIAL DISTANCING AND HE STILL GOT SICK SOMEONE WHO EXERCISES MY DEGREE OF CAUTION AS I’VE DONE OVER THE LAST SIX MONTHS. UNLIKELY TO GET THE CORONAVIRUS BUT IT JUST SHOWS THAT IT CAN SLIP THROUGH THAT. IT’S SNEAKY AND YOU REALLY YOU JUST DON’T KNOW WHERE IT MIGHT COME FROM. MARADONA CHIEF SAYS THE MOST OF HIS WORK IS BEING DONE REMOTELY AND HE HOPES TO GET BACK TO A FULL SCHEDULE AS SOON AS THE EXPERTS SAYAdvertisementNashua mayor tests positive for COVID-193 cases of COVID-19 confirmed at Nashua City Hall, officials sayThe mayor of Nashua announced Wednesday he has COVID-19, and his wife is experiencing symptoms, as well.&gt;&gt; Download the free WMUR appMayor Jim Donchess told the Board of Aldermen he was tested last week and again over the weekend, and it was confirmed he has the coronavirus. He said his wife is showing symptoms, but she has not yet received her test results.Donchess said he learned last week that a family member of someone he met with last week tested positive for COVID-19. He said he hasn't been feeling extremely sick, but he knows he has a virus."I think the lesson here is that no matter how careful you are, we need to continue to exercise a lot of caution," Donchess said. "(I engaged in) outdoor dining only, no group gatherings except at a great distance, but despite all that, somehow this virus slipped through at City Hall, and there are several people, including myself, who have tested positive."Nashua officials said Donchess was one of three positive cases of COVID-19 identified at City Hall. Officials said the cluster of cases was connected to a single group activity, and City Hall is not experiencing an outbreak. Everyone with a confirmed case is self-isolating at home, and their close contacts have been notified and advised to self-quarantine for 14 days, city officials said.Officials said City Hall workers were informed of the cases Monday and anyone who wants to be tested should do so. Donchess said most of his work is done remotely, and he hopes to get back to a full schedule as soon as his doctors say its safe.The mayor of Nashua announced Wednesday he has COVID-19, and his wife is experiencing symptoms, as well.&gt;&gt;AdvertisementMayor Jim Donchess told the Board of Aldermen he was tested last week and again over the weekend, and it was confirmed he has the coronavirus. He said his wife is showing symptoms, but she has not yet received her test results.Donchess said he learned last week that a family member of someone he met with last week tested positive for COVID-19. He said he hasn't been feeling extremely sick, but he knows he has a virus."I think the lesson here is that no matter how careful you are, we need to continue to exercise a lot of caution," Donchess said. "(I engaged in) outdoor dining only, no group gatherings except at a great distance, but despite all that, somehow this virus slipped through at City Hall, and there are several people, including myself, who have tested positive."Nashua officials said Donchess was one of three positive cases of COVID-19 identified at City Hall. Officials said the cluster of cases was connected to a single group activity, and City Hall is not experiencing an outbreak.Everyone with a confirmed case is self-isolating at home, and their close contacts have been notified and advised to self-quarantine for 14 days, city officials said.Officials said City Hall workers were informed of the cases Monday and anyone who wants to be tested should do so. Donchess said most of his work is done remotely, and he hopes to get back to a full schedule as soon as his doctors say its safe.Loading more articles...

Advertisement3 cases of COVID-19 confirmed at Nashua City Hall, officials sayNashua mayor tests positive for COVID-193 cases of COVID-19 confirmed at Nashua City Hall, officials sayHide TranscriptShow TranscriptAND IT IS STILL VERY DURING THE PORTION OF THE NASHUA. BOARD OF ALDERMEN MEETING WHERE MAYOR JIM DANTAS UPDATES THE CITY ON THE CORONAVIRUS SITUATION DANTE HAS ANNOUNCED THAT HE HAD TESTED POSITIVE FOR COVID-19 THINK THE LESSON HERE. IS THAT NO MATTER CAREFUL YOU ARE. WE NEED TO CONTINUE TO BUY EXERCISE A LOT OF CAUTION. MAYOR DODGES SAYS THAT HE WAS TOLD LAST WEEK THAT HE MET WITH A...

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