The U.S.Government signed into law the stimulus package for coronavirus outbreak that devastated our country’s economy that’s been impacted statewide and been felt here locally in Sussex County.
Here you will find daily updates to what this stimulus programs will do for you and your family, and what you need to do to receive any monetary or social relief. NJ.com helps break down what this program does how to get money and how it will possibly help you.
So far the progress for a potential cure to the coronavirus has been steadily positive, yet nothing concrete. More scientific tests are needed for the numerous studies occurring throughout the world to rush to get a vaccine against the novel coronavirus that has caused the covid-19 outbreak.
For instance, NJ’s own Johnson & Johnson publicly released a statement insisting they have made huge gains into a cure and they are to begin human trials of covid-19 vaccine by September.
Many of us would would always be cognitive to clean our workplaces and homes, so the environment around us is cleaner and more conducive.
But in light of the 2020 coronavirus outbreak, we share some guidelines from your local Sussex County neighborhood Patch News on how to clean your living area, (relevant if you suspect that your home or office may have been exposed to the coronavirus.
While cities across New Jersey remain vigilant to the spread of the coronavirus, many organizations are directing employees, or at least giving them the option, to work from home.
But for those still coming to the office or are out and about in public, here is a guide on how to protect yourself, and colleagues, from the virus.
On March 4, the first coronavirus case in New Jersey was reported. Since then, the amount of those infected has risen daily and changes by the minute with more testing sites.
Here you can view how many people are reportedly sick in Sussex county and where, according to a New York Times database or from NJ Department of Health.