face masks

As we continue to experience a spike in COVID cases in New Jersey thanks to the new omicron variant, the White House announced early this week that they will be distributing over 400 million N95 masks.

It didn't take long after Governor Phil Murphy announced this week that masks would be required for in-person voting at the polls in the primary election for Ocean County Assemblyman Ron Dancer (R) to toss out the red challenge flag.

If you're anything like me, I'm still so confused which face mask or covering is the most effective during Covid-19.

The numbers don't lie and new data released by the Ocean County Health Department displays some good news along with a concerning trend of Covid-19 cases in Ocean County.

Toms River Police have identified and charged the man and woman who spit at and hit a Zumiez employee in the Ocean County Mall whose only request of them was to put on their face coverings.

Toms River Police are continuing their investigation and search for a man and woman who became hostile at the request of a Zumiez store employee who merely asked them to put on a face mask.

Games have been underway for nearly two weeks now in Ocean County's District 18 Little League and much of the proposed health and safety guidelines have taken shape with masks, social distancing and hand sanitation leading the charge.

Summer in Ocean County won't be like it has been in years past due to the pandemic and it's already having an impact on people whose busy working season occurs between Memorial Day and Labor Day, including Lifeguards.

Donovan Catholic Helps in the Battle Against Coronavirus in Ocean County .... More evidence of how our Ocean County community is coming together amidst the COVID 19 Crisis.

Essential, meaning grocery store employees, pharmacy employees, any business that deals with the public.