The state announced six new coronavirus-related deaths in Volusia County Thursday, three of which were residents or staff members of long-term care facilities, bringing the county’s total number of deaths to 238.
Volusia County has announced six new coronavirus deaths each day for the past three days; the county has recorded 18 deaths so far this week.
A paraprofessional at Sugar Mill Elementary has died after contracting COVID-19 and pneumonia, according to a Facebook fundraiser for her and a statement from the school district.
Shyla Pennington had been a teacher’s assistant in the district for almost two decades, working at Pine Trail Elementary, South Daytona Elementary and most recently
The state reported two new coronavirus deaths in Volusia County and none in Flagler County on Saturday.
Statewide, there were 224 new coronavirus deaths, bringing the total number of deaths statewide to 13,449. Volusia County now has 218 deaths and Flagler County has 23 deaths.
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The GoFundMe page has already raised nearly $8,000, Coryell said, much of it from fellow paramedics in the region. She said her 501(c)3 was specifically
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