Friday, November 20, 2020

Taylor County Wisconsin is on fire with the virus, but folks there still smile for the birdie -- maskless

 



From May 21, when Taylor County recorded its first confirmed COVID case, through September 30, the county reported a total of 202 cases, an average of 2 per day.

Since October 1, Taylor County reported an additional 817 cases, an average of  16 per day.

During the past week (November 13-19), the county has averaged 36 cases per day.

As for Taylor County Sheriff Larry Woebeking...

...you won't find 'boo' about Covid on his homepage. 





Original 10/4/2020 post, "Another rural Wisconsin county experiences a coronavirus spike", starts here.


From May 21, when Taylor County recorded its first confirmed COVID case, through August 31, the county reported a total of 104 cases, an average of 1 per day.

Since September 1, Taylor County reported an additional 124 cases, an average of  nearly 4 per day.

But Taylor County Sheriff Larry Woebeking and the majority of his colleagues made up their minds beforehand not even to encourage the wearing of masks.



Related posts:
Statewide
Wisconsin COVID cases mapped and graphed.  (updated daily)

Regionally
Langland and Lincoln countiesMilwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, Walworth, and Waukesha counties.  

Individual counties
Clark County.  Even more reasons to fear the virus.  (11/15/2020)
Eau Claire County.  Public library closes over concern for public safety. (11/19/2020)
Iron County.  Wisconsin coronavirus hot spot.  (7/27/2020)
Jackson County.  Republicans in Jackson County Wisconsin shocked to learn virus didn't 'just disappear' after the election.  (10/4/2020)
Marinette County.   Covidiots rule the day in Marinette County.  (8/14/2020)
Oconto County.  Covidiots rule the day in Oconto County.  (8/14/2020)
Polk County.    Covidiots throw hissy fit over #wearamask.  (8/25/2020)
Rusk County.  Wakes up to the reality of Covid.  (11/12/2020)
Waukesha County.  The Sonny Boy chronicles.  (8/18/2020)
Waukesha CountyIn denial over the virus.  (11/20/2020)

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