Cape May County reported 30 new cases of coronavirus on Tuesday. Eight of the cases were in Lower Township, with seven in Middle Township. There are 12 non-resident active cases in the County.
The Cape May County Department of Health announced additional opportunities to get tested for coronavirus. County officials announced Tuesday that there will be an expansion of testing throughout the County. Testing will be conducted via appointment. The number to call to schedule an appointment is (609) 463-6581.
New Jersey is reporting 3,877 new cases of coronavirus on Tuesday. State officials say we are now averaging well over 2,000 cases per day during the resurgence of the pandemic. There are 21 additional deaths reported. Governor Murphy calls the numbers “devastating”.
New Jersey State Senator Michael Testa is again calling Governor Murphy to the carpet over his latest executive order that prohibits inside dining or drinking between the hours of 10:00pm and 5:00am. Testa says Murphy is using a one size, fits all approach to reducing the coronavirus spread throughout the state. Casinos will also be…
New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney says no one should be arrested in New Jersey for having minimal amounts of marijuana in their possession. NJ.com reports that Sweeney does not believe arrests should occur now that state residents have overwhelmingly voted in favor of legalizing recreational marijuana.
Wildwood officials will be holding a public meeting on November 25th in an attempt to solicit input on a potential application to the Cape May County Open Space Program. The city announced on its website that it may look to construct a new fitness track, and a playground at the Maxwell Field complex. The meeting…
There are 30 new cases of coronavirus for Cape May County. County officials announced Monday that 28 of the 30 cases were in the community, while only two were long term care cases. Communities with five new cases apiece include Lower and Upper townships, along with North Wildwood and Ocean City.
Nearly two and a half million face masks will be delivered to schools throughout New Jersey. Governor Murphy says the masks are coming from the feds and will be made available to both students and staff around the state. Masks will be prioritized to low income areas first.
As of Thursday, there will be no indoor dining or drinking past 10:00pm, and no bar stools either. Governor Murphy highlighted a new executive order that goes into effect on November 12th designed to slow the spread of coronavirus. Murphy says tables inside will be allowed to be closer than six feet apart but only…
There will be no interstate youth sports featuring New Jersey kids starting Thursday. Governor Murphy announced Monday that the interstate ban goes into effect on Thursday, and will include high school sports. Murphy says it’s another way to slow the spread of coronavirus.