COVID-19: Grocery Workers On Front Lines In Battle: How You Can Shop Safely COVID-19: Grocery Workers On Front Lines In Battle: How You Can Shop Safely
Covid-19: Grocery Workers On Front Lines In Battle: How You Can Shop Safely While millions have self-isolated and have been telecommuting or not going into work at all amid fears of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, there’s a select group that doesn't have that option: grocery store employees. The world has slowed to a halt for much of the country, but things have only sped up at grocery stores, where shoppers have been flooding aisles and clearing out shelves as the virus continues to spread. While most across the country have taken to social distancing and staying six feet away from others, store clerks have no choice but to deal with a never-ending line…
Bergen County Boy Makes Crafty PPE Kits For Healthcare Workers Like His Mom Bergen County Boy Makes Crafty PPE Kits For Healthcare Workers Like His Mom
Bergen County Boy Makes Crafty PPE Kits For Healthcare Workers Like His Mom Marquis Williams, Jr. of Bergen County has been worried about COVID-19. Part of that could be because his mom, Sandy Williams, is a health care worker herself. “I work at a Bergen County hospital, and he keeps asking if I'll become sick from there,” said Sandy, who works in the lab testing not only hospital patients, but many nursing home residents. Marquis, 10, was watching TV when he saw on the news that hospitals were running low on supplies. And so, he took action. The boy scoured the internet to find out how to make face masks and personal protective equipment (PPE) kits with essenti…
Long Island COVID-19 Death Toll Reaches 22 Long Island COVID-19 Death Toll Reaches 22
Long Island Covid-19 Death Toll Reaches 22 There have been more coronavirus-related deaths on Long Island, bringing the total to 22 since the outbreak reached New York. Globally, there have been 360,096 confirmed cases of coronavirus, which resulted in 15,485 deaths. In New York, there were more than 5,700 new positive cases of coronavirus confirmed overnight, bringing the state’s total to 20,875, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced on Monday, March 23. Nassau and Suffolk counties have been among the hardest hit in the state, with 2,442 cases and 1,458 confirmed cases, respectively. There have been nine deaths in Nassau - includi…
Here Are Latest COVID-19 CT Cases; Lamont Asks For Help With Item Supply Here Are Latest COVID-19 CT Cases; Lamont Asks For Help With Item Supply
Here Are Latest Covid-19 CT Cases; Lamont Asks For Help With Item Supply As the number of confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to climb in Connecticut, Gov. Ned Lamont is asking for businesses to provide assistance in providing equipment. The latest rundown of positive cases shows Fairfield County with 62 percent of those statewide. Fairfield County: 140 Hartford County: 35 Litchfield County: 11 Middlesex County: 6 New Haven County: 24 New London County: 1 Tolland County: 5 Windham County: 1 Total: 223 "We want to make sure our medical professionals have everything they need to do their jobs," Lamont said. "So far we received respo…
COVID-19: Rochelle Park Police Limit Non-Emergency Contact COVID-19: Rochelle Park Police Limit Non-Emergency Contact
Covid-19: Rochelle Park Police Limit Non-Emergency Contact In an effort to protect the public – and themselves – from the spread of the coronavirus, Rochelle Park police joined law enforcement agencies throughout New Jersey who are handling non-emergencies by phone. Police Chief Robert Flannelly said Tuesday that his officers “will continue to respond to all matters which present an imminent risk to public safety, crimes in progress, and to those which require the collection of evidence.” However, they’ll go with phoned reports “where an immediate response is not necessary.” Flannelly also asked that anyone seeking to come to police headquarters f…