Tag: Coronavirus
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Capital Health Medical Center health care workers receive appreciation parade
PHOTOS COURTESY OF MARY JANE Health care workers wave back during a salute parade at the campus of Capital Health Medical Center in Hopewell Township on May 1. Members of the Union Fire Company and Rescue Squad in Titusville salutes healthcare workers at Capital Health in Hopewell Township on May 1. Health care workers on…
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Woodbridge School District will offer online summer instruction; 2020-21 budget carries $110 tax increase for average homeowner
WOODBRIDGE – Nothing takes the place of being in the classroom with a teacher. With that in mind, the Woodbridge Township School District’s administration and the Woodbridge Board of Education (BOE) felt strongly about providing extra supplemental instruction after the school year ends on June 10 – a summer skills bridge program and individual instruction…
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Sixth Princeton Care Center resident dies of COVID-19
An elderly woman has become the sixth resident of the Princeton Care Center to die of COVID-19 complications, the Princeton Health Department announced May 5. The woman, who is in her 90s, is the 11th Princeton resident to die of the disease since the first death was announced April 2, officials said. “Princeton extends our…
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Princeton University’s Relief Fund aids local families and organizations during COVID-19 pandemic
Two local organizations in Princeton are the first to receive a financial boost from the recently created Princeton University Relief Fund for their relief efforts related to the coronavirus pandemic. The Princeton Area Community Foundation (PACF) and Princeton Children’s Fund, Inc. (PCF) will be awarded $500,000 of the university’s initial $1 million commitment to the…
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Woodbridge new positive COVID-19 cases continue to go down, vast majority of residents have recovered
WOODBRIDGE – Woodbridge officials reported 14 new positive COVID-19 cases, bringing the total number of cases in the township to 1,392, according to Mayor John McCormac in his daily report on May 5. “Since April 1, our average daily count of new cases has been 37 so 14 is welcome news,” he said. “Even in…
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Edison officials report 35 new positive COVID-19 cases
EDISON – Edison officials reported 35 new positive cases of COVID-19 on May 5, bringing the total number of cases to 1,538, according to the Edison Office of Emergency Management. The age range of the cases are 19 to 98, officials said. The township has lost 81 residents to COVID-19, according to Middlesex County. Edison…
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Metuchen total positive COVID-19 cases reach 105
METUCHEN – Metuchen has 105 total confirmed positive COVID-19 cases as of May 5, which includes two deaths, according to information provided by Middlesex County. For more information regarding COVID-19, call the state’s hotline at 1-800-222-1222. For Middlesex County information visit discovermiddlesex.com/covid19/ or www.middlsexcountynj.gov/covid19.
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Monroe officials report six new positive COVID-19 cases, mayor proclaims May as ‘Essential Worker Appreciation Month’
MONROE – Monroe officials reported six new positive COVID-19 cases on May 5, bringing the total number of cases to 557, according to the Monroe Township Office of Emergency Management. The new cases include three residents in long-term care facilities and three community wide. The age range of the cases are from 63 to 100.…
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Old Bridge officials report seven new positive COVID-19 cases, provide updated charts of cases
OLD BRIDGE – Old Bridge officials reported seven new positive COVID-19 cases, which brings the total number of positive cases to 808 in the township, according to Old Bridge Mayor Owen Henry in his daily report on May 5. The township has lost 37 residents to COVID-19, according to Middlesex County. Township officials provided updated…
