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Beginning Saturday, March 14, No Public Access to County Buildings
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Monmouth County takes action in response to COVID-19
FREEHOLD, NJ –The Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders and County officials are taking action out of an abundance of caution to protect and keep residents safe from the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19).
“Our number one priority is the safety of our residents and so, at this time, we have decided to take immediate actions to prevent the COVID-19 in Monmouth County libraries, parks and public buildings,” said Freeholder Director Thomas A. Arnone. “In attempt to curb the spread of COVID-19, Monmouth County will be suspending all public building access and programs beginning tomorrow.”
All RB Library Events Cancelled - Online Library Available
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RED BANK, NJ - March 16-21st at the Red Bank Public Library
Announcements Regarding COVID-19 Pandemic:
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ALL LIBRARY EVENTS ARE CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. The Library is working with the Borough to help limit the spread of the COVID-19 virus and to keep our community healthy and safe. You can read more about our response here.
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The Library itself will remain open until further notice -- we still have public computers available, and we are still checking out materials. Our book drops will be remaining open all day for those who would rather not enter the library.
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County Officials Monitoring Coronavirus Situation in Monmouth County
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FREEHOLD, NJ –With four presumptive positive cases of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Monmouth County, County officials are assuring residents that they are monitoring the situation and taking action to ensure the public health and safety of Monmouth County residents.
Two of the presumptive positive cases include a 66 year old female from Hazlet and an 83 year old female from Hazlet who are both being treated at Hackensack Meridian Health Bayshore Medical Center. The Golden Age Adult Day Care Program, where both of these individuals were clients, has voluntarily closed and is working in cooperation with the New Jersey Department of Health and the Monmouth County Health Department.
The two other cases include a 27 year old male from Little Silver who recently attended the Biogen conference in Boston and a 17 year old female from Little Silver who is an immediate family member of the 27 year old male.
Local Historians to Speak at Stone Church
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NAVESINK – A panel of three local historians and authors will present a program on the impact local churches had on the history of Monmouth County on Thursday, March 19 at All Saints Memorial Church.
Brookdale Opens School of Therapeutic Massage and Holistic Health
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LINCROFT, NJ - Brookdale Community College celebrated the official opening of the new School of Therapeutic Massage and Holistic Health with a ribbon cutting ceremony on March 10.
While the college has been offering massage therapy classes since 2016, the ceremony celebrated the dedication of a newly renovated space dedicated to massage therapy classes and clinical space. “The opening of these two rooms today marks the beginning of a new chapter in our history for the division of Continuing and Professional Studies and in the history of the college,” said Joan Scocco, dean of Continuing and Professional Studies.
