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Good Trends: NJ Easing Restrictions for Religious Gatherings, Live ...
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Grounded Planes Cause Delivery Delays of COVID-19 Vaccine Doses to New Jersey.
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Gov. Murphy Encourages All to Double Mask, Says: "NJ Continues to Go in a Good ...
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Gov. Announces Over One Million Vaccines Administered, More on the Way; Rate of ...
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Good News: State Passes 1M Vaccines. Rate of Transmission Continues to Drop.
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Can the Vaccine Give You COVID-19? That and Other Questions Answered by NJ ...
'Slowly But Surely, The Needle Is Moving in The Right Direction': Gov. Murphy Gives Latest NJ Update
By JOHN MOONEY
February 24, 2021TRENTON, NJ -- Gov. Phil Murphy provided during his COVID press briefing on Wednesday some positive news about testing sites and vaccinations. He said the 1,758,979 total vaccine doses (1,192,364 first doses, and 566,441 second doses) have been administered as of this morning. He also was proud that New Jersey has been able to distribute vaccine more equitably than other ...
NEW JERSEY — “Good trends,” as Gov. Phil Murphy put it Monday, will allow New Jersey to expand its COVID-19 gathering limits.
The changes go into effect immediately. Religious services at churches, mosques and other houses of worship will be allowed to run at 50% capacity.
Also in effect, two parents/guardians will be allowed to attend indoor and outdoor college ...
TRENTON, NJ — Severe winter weather across the country this week has delayed the delivery of 6 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine nationwide, including 230,000 shots on their way to New Jersey.
“Because planes at major hubs for both FedEx and UPS have been grounded due to the weather, this week’s delivery has not made it to us on time,” Gov. Murphy said at his ...
NEWARK, NJ — Gov. Phil Murphy emerged from his self-quarantine Tuesday wearing not one but two face masks.
Last week, despite testing negative for COVID-19, the governor entered a self-quarantine when a family member confirmed they had contracted the virus. His office said he was entering a quarantine "out of an abundance of caution” and thus shifted his press conference ...
NEW JERSEY -- Gov. Phil Murphy said Wednesday during a press briefing via ZOOM that 1,138,757 vaccine doses have now been administered statewide: 875,424 first doses and 263,196 second doses and that he is expecting increasing deliveries of vaccines from the federal government for our mega-sites and other vaccination centers.
"As these deliveries increase, ...
NEW JERSEY — As of Monday, New Jersey has administered 1,037,657 vaccine doses - passing the 1 million mark with 24 days to go until the anniversary of the first reported coronavirus case in the state.
Thus far, 224,237 people have received second shots, numbers Gov. Phil Murphy and other government officials have said they want to see go up.
“This is a great barrier we ...
NEW JERSEY — The constant flux of updates surrounding COVID-19 and the vaccine has led some New Jersey residents feeling overwhelmed with information or confused over what’s accurate.
NJ Health Commissioner Judy Persichilli on Monday sought to clarify a number of major coronavirus-related points or inquiries frequently sent the state’s way.
Firstly, she noted in Gov. Phil ...
NEW JERSEY — Added outdoor dining in public spaces will continue in New Jersey through November 2022 or until indoor dining returns to full capacity, under coronavirus-related legislation signed into law by Gov. Phil Murphy.
The new law applies to restaurants with or without liquor licenses, bars, distilleries and breweries to utilize outdoor spaces or public sidewalks as extensions of ...
MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ: There is a new site available in Red Bank, for the COVID-19 vaccination. Scroll down to read more information on the new site, and existing sites throughout Monmouth County.
Coronavirus vaccinations are now being administered by appointment only at the Parker Family Health Center in Red Bank.
Monmouth County Board of Commissioners has teamed up with the ...
After months of restrictions, restaurants, bars, and other businesses can increase capacity
TRENTON, NJ -- Gov. Phil Murphy announced on Wednesday that he is easing regulations on indoor gatherings at restaurants, bars, gyms, personal care businesses, and religious ceremonies. They will now be limited to 35% of capacity, up from 25% of capacity, with a limit of 150 people at ...