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Hoboken Saves Halloween With Candy Chutes
Several houses in the mile-square city came up with ingenious ways to get candy to kids while social distancing amid coronavirus.

Several houses in the mile-square city came up with ingenious ways to get candy to kids while social distancing amid coronavirus.

The rate of hospitalizations due to coronavirus at Virtua has tripled. The hospital is still equipped to handle patients with other issues.
The return to in-person classes has been bumped back after a case of COVID-19 at Watchung Elementary School, officials said.
Did you know? Middletown has $400,000 in CARES money to give to local businesses (under 40 employees). Get your application in by Nov. 9.
Other schools across Essex County have reported coronavirus cases. Some are choosing to reopen in-person, others to stay all-online.
Gov. Murphy said NJ indoor dining expansion and other reopenings will have to wait now that the second wave of the coronavirus is here.
Delights Artisan Café has closed. But the family business will keep their dream alive with the upcoming Delights Coffee and Bake Shop.
Nearly 400 New Jersey school districts have rolled out some type of in-person or hybrid learning plan. Bloomfield isn’t among them — yet.
United Airlines: “Everyone on board other than children under 2 will have tested negative before departure.”
Every child deserves access to a great education. And amid a pandemic, that means they need computers, a Newark school says.
Bridgewater Commons is bringing a "Safe Santa Celebration" to the mall due to the coronavirus pandemic this holiday season.
A person at Forest Avenue School in Verona has tested positive for the coronavirus, Montclair health officials said.
Plus other testing information.
Cherry Hill Council unanimously approved the proposed $74,035,812 budget that sees no tax increase as residents struggle amid the pandemic.
Travelers in NJ and NY can be fined if they don't wear face masks in airports, PATH facilities or bus stations run by the Port Authority.
Students were expected to return to classrooms Nov. 12, but now will not start until at least Jan. 19, the superintendent said Tuesday.
The Westfield High School athletic director reportedly sent an email urging students to stay home so school activities can resume.
A Montclair restaurant owner accused of repeatedly defying the state’s coronavirus orders has been locked out of his business, reports say.
Mayor Bhalla says he'll sign an order that bars must close at 12 a.m. each night. The council is also considering a $1,000 house party fine.
Gov. Phil Murphy said NJ continues to run into trouble in its efforts to contain the coronavirus. In fact, it's gotten worse. Here's why.
A contraption called a “waterbox” is dispensing hydration – and social justice – in Newark, advocates say.
Emily Shapiro did what every great teacher does in a pinch: adapt. Read a grateful parent's thank-you message here.
“Leaders Wear Masks.” It’s a message that struck a chord in West Orange – and with Gov. Phil Murphy.
“In the midst of COVID-19, there are many tenants that owe back rent who could face homelessness when the eviction moratorium ends.”
The new location of the restaurant known for its breakfast and lunches will launch a menu of "Over The Top" milkshakes, the owners said.
Officials continue to report rises in COVID-19 cases across Essex County. One mayor is taking action after a "serious spike" in his city.
All of Livingston’s public schools are open for in-person classes for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
Many businesses will be required to close nightly at 8 p.m. The changes will also affect Newark barber shops, nail salons and gyms.
Gov. Phil Murphy extended NJ's public health emergency amid the COVID-19 crisis as the daily case count hit its highest number in 5 months.
Gov. Murphy has signed 4 coronavirus bills into law – 2 dealing with long-term care – as NJ's numbers have risen to their highest in months.
A frontline worker is worried she has a pre-existing condition after contracting COVID-19. Hear other heart-wrenching tales from New Jersey.
New Jersey once again saw more than 1,000 new coronavirus cases. Deaths related to the virus hit double digits for the third straight day.
Putting on a mask isn't as straightforward as it might seem, especially if you're a kid, Montclair school officials say.
Montclair’s superintendent said the district had its hybrid plan ready to roll when “the time is safe.” A reopening is planned for November.
Parents and guardians must complete a daily screening checklist before their children arrive to school.
Moorestown School Superintendent Scott McCartney detailed how the district can increase in-person learning amid the coronavirus pandemic.
New Jersey updated its coronavirus travel advisory, expanding the quarantine list to its biggest ever again. Here's where.
Lacey schools are proceeding with caution before putting forth a plan to reopen for more in-person learning.
Rory Price almost made it home from prison alive. And that’s a big reason why his death from the coronavirus hurts so bad, his mother says.
October has had triple the number of new cases as in August. There were also reports of two more people in local schools with the virus.