There are six more deaths reported from coronavirus in Atlantic County. County officials announced that 29 total deaths have been reported, with 551 cases overall. The Thursday figures showed four women and two men passed away from Covid-19.
Some major conventions have pulled the plug on events in the Wildwoods due to the Covid-19 outbreak. The Tall Cedars, Knights of Columbus, and New Jersey Elks conventions are all cancelled. The Wildwoods Spring Bridal Expo and the Wildwoods Restaurant Showcase have also been cancelled for the spring.
Cape May County has reported 21 new coronavirus cases over the past 24 hours. New figures released by the Cape May County Department of Health show 245 total cases, with 62 off quarantine. Seven new cases were reported in Woodbine alone.
The quarantine over coronavirus in New Jersey continues. Governor Phil Murphy says social distancing guidelines will remain in place now that the Garden State has nearly 100,000 cases of the virus reported. The curve is flattening, but Murphy says we are not ready yet to relax any social distancing guidelines.
New Jersey will officially pass 100,000 cases of coronavirus on Friday. State officials announced that New Jersey is just 11 cases short of reaching six figures. The death toll has climbed to 5,368. Over 4,000 new cases were added to the total on Thursday alone.
Some North Wildwood boardwalk food businesses are scheduled to open now that access to these businesses will be permitted by the city. Mayor Patrick Rosenello announced on social media that the city has updated its list of restrictions, and now will allow owners, tenants, and employees to access the boardwalk via the closest ramp to …
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Two more coronavirus testing sites are coming to Atlantic City. Mayor Marty Small announced that Bader Field, and the former Showboat Casino will be added to the list of sites by the State in four days. The testing sites will be available for city re…
Some North Wildwood boardwalk food businesses are scheduled to open now that access to these businesses will be permitted by the city. Mayor Patrick Rosenello announced on social media that the city has updated its list of restrictions, and now will allow owners, tenants, and employees to access the boardwalk via the closest ramp to…
Two more coronavirus testing sites are coming to Atlantic City. Mayor Marty Small announced that Bader Field, and the former Showboat Casino will be added to the list of sites by the State in four days. The testing sites will be available for city residents.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed a new bill into law Wednesday that requires the disclosure of more information regarding individuals who die from coronavirus. The new bill now requires hospitals to report the age, race, gender, and ethnicity of people who are claimed by the virus. One out of every five coronavirus deaths in …
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