New Jersey’s basketball championship games will be moved to Phillipsburg. The NJSIAA announced Wednesday that due to Rutgers University cancelling events over coronavirus the finals will be held in northwestern New Jersey, in Warren County.
23 cases, with one fatality. That’s the updated information regarding coronavirus in the State of New Jersey, according to Governor Phil Murphy. 20 people are getting treatment at hospitals.
There is a temporary visitation ban at the Crest Having Nursing and Rehabilitation Center due to the coronavirus. County officials have also put in place a travel ban outside of the County for all workers on official duty, including meetings and conferences.
The Wildwood Lady Warriors were defeated by Woodbury in the South Jersey Group I basketball championship game Tuesday evening. Woodbury knocked off Wildwood, 38-32. The Ocean City girls basketball team clinched the South Jersey Group III basketball title by beating Mainland, 32-29.
Car dealer Gabe Staino has dropped out of the race for a vacant seat on the Ocean City council. Staino learned he would not meet the residency requirements and pulled out of the race on Tuesday. Staino moved to Ocean City last June, leaving him one month short of the residency required.
Joe Biden is coming to New Jersey with his hand out for campaign cash. The former vice president will appear in Montclair on March 20th. Former President Jimmy Carter is expected to be a host of the event.
Rutgers University is telling students to stay home after spring break. The University says students will take online classes at least through April 2nd, maybe longer, due to fears of the coronavirus.
New Jersey has reported its first death from coronavirus. State health officials report that a 69 year old man from Bergen County has died from the virus. The number of reported cases in the Garden State is now up to 15. There are 31 other tests still pending in a state lab.
The Cape May County Department of Health is advising all County high schools to cancel any planned trips by sports teams this spring due to concerns about coronavirus. CoastSportsToday.com reports that the advice was recently provided by the Department. Some schools in our area have sports trips out of state planned for this spring. We’ll…
New Jersey officials are telling people to have two weeks’ worth of food at the ready, just in case they have to self-quarantine for the coronavirus. Officials updated residents Monday night, saying 11 people have the virus in New Jersey. If anyone is to be quarantined in the future, they will be told to not…