Topic: coronavirus

POINT PLEASANT BEACH — Assemblyman Ron Dancer is urging the Department of Health to set up mobile COVID-19 testing and vaccination units along the Jersey Shore during tourism season. Mr. Dancer, of the 12th...

TRENTON — New Jerseyans age 16 and over can get a COVID-19 vaccine starting April 19, weeks ahead of schedule, according to Gov. Phil Murphy. The state had originally targeted May 1 for allowing all...

BRICK TOWNSHIP — More pop-up vaccine clinics are coming to Brick Township, Mayor John Ducey said on Tuesday, less than two weeks after 600 Brick seniors received their COVID-19 vaccines at the Police Athletic...

BRIELLE -- Brielle Elementary School announced on Monday that there will be at least one day of fully remote instruction following spring break. “Due to the need to access the health of our staff, students,...

TRENTON — New Jersey has crossed the 4 million vaccination mark, well on its way to fully vaccinating 70 percent of the state’s adult population by summer. A total of 4,030,061 COVID-19 inoculations have been...

LAVALLETTE — Second-grade and seventh-grade students at Lavallette Elementary transitioned to a fully-remote learning schedule this week, after an unreported number of individuals tested positive for the novel coronavirus. The school’s second-grade and seventh-grade classes...

BAY HEAD — Two positive cases of the novel coronavirus have been confirmed at Bay Head Elementary School. “These individuals that tested positive were already quarantined due to outside-of-school exposures. Due to this fact, there...

POINT PLEASANT — Harvey Memorial United Methodist Church is cooking up a delicious feast to share with friends in an effort to support the church and its outreach ministries. On Saturday, July 25, the parish...