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Coronavirus update: Nonessential businesses can reopen in N.J. on Monday
Gov. Phil Murphy signed an executive order effective Monday morning for nonessential construction and retail to reopen.
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Atlantic City voters keep their government amid pandemic
Atlantic City’s mayor declared victory in a special election in which early returns showed voters rejecting a proposal to eliminate a mayor in favor of an appointed manager.
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Coronavirus update: Pa. Health Department pilots new drug, begins broader nursing home testing
Pennsylvania’s Department of Health said Wednesday that it is working to distribute an antiviral drug, remdesivir, to hospitals across the commonwealth.
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‘Social distance ambassadors’ coming to some N.J. boardwalks
Significant change is afoot at the Jersey Shore with Memorial Day weekend looming, and social distancing will certainly be a major aspect as crowds arrive.
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Coronavirus update: Delaware to hold testing event Thursday, even for those without symptoms
The state has purchased 200,000 saliva-based test kits from a California-based company as it eyes administering 80,000 tests a month.
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Water regulator defends OK of plan to build LNG export terminal in South Jersey
During an online hearing, Delaware River Basin Commission said it sees no reason to change its mind on Gibbstown project.
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Murphy: Expect ‘new normal’ at the Jersey Shore by Memorial Day weekend
Murphy said Tuesday that he expects "some semblance" of a new normal at the Jersey Shore by Memorial Day weekend, the traditional start to the summer season.
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N.J. students face the new realities of college life, virtual and otherwise
As freshmen prepare to adapt, educators and administrators are still in the early stages of "shaping the new normal" of a college education: part two.
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Pa. officials revoked business waivers the night before publishing list of recipients
Just hours before the Wolf administration disclosed the first details about which businesses received waivers, officials were still revoking exemptions without explanation.
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Philly investigating 1,742 percent more respiratory deaths, and many at-home deaths
Total fatalities investigated and ultimately linked to respiratory disorders rose from just seven between February and April of last year to 129 this year.
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35 years after MOVE, homes that Philly bombed for sale
Developer AJR Endeavors is wrapping up the rebuild of the block that Philadelphia bombed and allowed to burn in 1985.
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He was exonerated after serving 40 years in prison. What does the state of Del. owe him?
Fifteen states, including Delaware, don’t offer compensation for exonerees. One legislator wants to change that.
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Listen 4:31Gerry Baker, 64, made Eagles games a great day out for fans in Section 109
For Eagles fans in Section 109 at the Linc, game day was not complete without usher Gerry Baker’s “big smile,” handshake and a hearty “Go Birds!”
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Listen 3:00AP exclusive: CDC docs stress plans for more virus flareups
It contains the kinds of specifics that officials need to make informed decisions, some experts said.
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City will give out cribs to mothers to prevent infant deaths
Babies are safer in a crib than on an adult bed or a sofa.
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