Another Columbia County resident, and three more people from Albany County died from COVID-19 this week, as Columbia County stopped providing daily online updates of case counts and deaths. Columbia-Greene Media report the Columbia County death was an unvaccinated senior citizen, and that all the deaths in Columbia County from COVID-19 have been unvaccinated. “Obviously from the last seven or eight deaths, you can certainly follow the national trend of being unvaccinated people who the virus gets, but they have come from different age groups,” Columbia County Department of Health Director Jack Mabb said. “It’s not consistently one age group in particular, so I don’t know where it’s going to go.” The Times Union reports that the three deaths there were a man in his 50s, a man in his 80s and a man in his 90s, while daily caseloads in Albany County have hit triple digits once again. “It is another sad day as I announce three more Albany County residents have died from COVID-19 and I share my condolences with their families and friends,” Albany County Executive Dan McCoy said. Warren County, meanwhile, reported 74 new COVID-19 cases on Nov. 10, the highest one-day case count in that county since the pandemic began. With the cold weather sending people indoors, and upcoming holidays having them gather together, more deaths could be on the way. “I think that given how contagious the Delta variant is, I have no doubt that we're going to see a tick up with Thanksgiving,” Mabb said. “It’s also about everybody being indoors more because of the colder weather. I think we are going to stay in the red through the holidays. We’ll just get over the Thanksgiving bump and then we’ll hit Christmas and New Year’s.”