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Coronavirus Kills 3 Members Of Same NJ Family, Three More Critical Coronavirus Kills 3 Members Of Same NJ Family, Three More Critical
Coronavirus Kills 3 Members Of Same NJ Family, Three More Critical A New Jersey mother of 11 and grandmother of 27 became the third member of her family to die after contracting the coronavirus. The infections were connected to New Jersey's first coronavirus fatality because of horse racing. Grave Fusco, the 73-year-old family matriarch from Freehold, didn't know that one of her sons died hours earlier, or that her daughter, Rita Fusco-Jackson, had died five days earlier. She'd been treated at CentraState Medical Center in Freehold Township along with other family members, The New York Times reported. Four other children in the family who contracted …

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COVID-19: New Jersey Announces 6 New Cases Including Teen, Bringing Total To 32 COVID-19: New Jersey Announces 6 New Cases Including Teen, Bringing Total To 32
Covid-19: New Jersey Announces 6 New Cases Including Teen, Bringing Total To 32 New Jersey's total presumed positive cases of coronavirus rose to a total of 32 Thursday, state officials said. Most of those cases are in Bergen County (17), where a 16-year-old girl was hospitalized at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center, they said at a briefing. A presumptive positive case was announced in Garfield Thursday evening. Later on Thursday, Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco said all 75 county districts will shut down indefinitely at the close of Friday's school day in a bid to stem the spread of the coronavirus. Officials in Teaneck announced cases had risen from fiv…

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COVID-19: New Jersey Announces 6 New Cases Including Teen, Bringing Total To 29 COVID-19: New Jersey Announces 6 New Cases Including Teen, Bringing Total To 29
Covid-19: New Jersey Announces 6 New Cases Including Teen, Bringing Total To 29 New Jersey's total presumed positive cases of coronavirus rose to a total of 29 Thursday, state officials said at a briefing. Most of those cases are in Bergen County (13), where a 16-year-old girl was hospitalized at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center, state officials said. Despite the World Health Organization declaring COVID-19 a pandemic, the risk to New Jersey residents remains low, New Jersey Health Department Commissioner Judith M. Persichilli said. The new patients with unknown statuses include: Englewood: 16-year-old girl at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center Montclair: 66…

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by Jon Craig