Tag: South Brunswick
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South Brunswick mayor offers words of encouragement to residents
SOUTH BRUNSWICK – South Brunswick Mayor Charles Carley assured his residents that together, they will get through the coronavirus crisis. āIām proud of how our community has come together to face this unprecedented challenge. Families are practicing social distancing, tending to the needs of those who are unable to help themselves, keeping each other in…
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South Brunswick council meeting will be held remotely via the internet
SOUTH BRUNSWICK – As of 5 p.m. on March 23, the state announced 935 new confirmed COVID-19 cases, bringing the total statewide to 2,844, with 210 total cases in Middlesex County, and one new case in South Brunswick, a woman in her 40s who is recovering at home. According to information provided by the South…
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One more positive case in South Brunswick brings total up to seven; six are recovering at home
SOUTH BRUNSWICK – The South Brunswick Office of Emergency Management was notified on March 22 that a woman in her 30s tested positive for COVID-19. There are now seven residents who have tested positive, six of whom are recovering at home under self quarantine, according to information provided on March 22. Middlesex County now has…
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Middlesex County reports first death from coronavirus; North and South Brunswick confirm additional cases
Middlesex County has reported its first death from COVID-19. The woman is a 98-year-old resident of New Brunswick, a county spokesperson said. “COVID-19 has caused suffering in communities across the globe and upended our way of lives. I wish I could say Middlesex County is immune to the immense impact of the disease, but I…
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Third resident from South Brunswick tests positive for COVID-19
SOUTH BRUNSWICK – On March 19, South Brunswick officials were notified that a third resident has tested positive for COVID-19. The woman in her 70s is hospitalized at this time. Middlesex County now has 65 cases of people testing positive for the virus. The Middlesex County Health Department is the lead in the investigation of…
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South Brunswick plans food drive for March 20
SOUTH BRUNSWICK – The South Brunswick Office of Emergency Management is coordinating with South Brunswick Social Services to address the needs of township residents during these difficult times. There will be a food drive from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, March 20 at police headquarters, 540 Ridge Road, Monmouth Junction, to help fill…
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South Brunswick student among two who worked party in Princeton; both test positive for coronavirus
SOUTH BRUNSWICK – In the afternoon of March 14, the Middlesex County Department of Health notified South Brunswick Office of Emergency Management that two township residents tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus. The two residents had worked at a private party in Princeton on Feb. 29 where they became exposed to the virus. One resident…
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South Brunswick Library Corner: March and April
Editor’s note: In light of recent events related to coronavirus, some organizations have decided to cancel their upcoming programs. Please check the status of any event before attending. The South Brunswick Library will offer the following programs for families or adults, mostly sponsored by the Friends of the South Brunswick Public Library. Monday…
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South Brunswick reacts to news of positive coronavirus tests in Princeton
SOUTH BRUNSWICK – Reacting to positive tests for coronavirus in Princeton, South Brunswick has closed its Senior Center for a week and students will learn from home for at least the next two days. Office of Emergency Management Director and South Brunswick Police Chief Raymond Hayducka, and Township Manager Bernard P. Hvozdovic Jr., detailed efforts…
