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ah police car 2020ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ - Message from Atlantic Highlands Police Chief David Rossbach:

On Friday March 20, I was tested for COVID-19 after experiencing minor symptoms. The test results came back late Wednesday night and I have tested positive for COVID-19. I have been working from home, in self isolation, since Friday and remain in command of the department working closely with staff.

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coa logoLong Branch, NJ – Today, Clean Ocean Action (COA) launched a four-day “Virtual Student Rally for Climate Change Education.”  The Long Branch, NJ-based nonprofit organization invited students ages 0-18 to create a visual, tangible expression of what climate change means to them and how important climate change education is to their future. In organizing this social media-based rally, COA is calling-on all youth to support New Jersey First Lady Tammy Murphy’s Proposed Climate Change K-12 Student Learning Standards for Public Schools. The actions follow Climate Strike Fridays and other worldwide youth-led actions focused on climate change.

“Kids are our future – and they must be empowered to protect our planet. Education is the key.” said Cindy Zipf, Executive Director, Clean Ocean Action. “Clean Ocean Action applauds NJ First Lady Tammy Murphy and Governor Murphy for working giving New Jersey the opportunity to lead the nation in mandating standards in climate change education in our public schools statewide.”

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mc government sealFREEHOLD, NJ –Monmouth County Freeholder Director Thomas A. Arnone and Freeholder Deputy Director Susan M. Kiley have announced that, as of March 26, there are 506 positive cases of COVID-19 in Monmouth County.

The number and details of these cases will continue to be provided to towns through the chief local law enforcement officer via the County Office of Emergency Management on a daily basis.

“The most important message that we want to send to our residents is that everyone needs to take this public health crisis seriously and practice social distancing,” said Freeholder Director Thomas A. Arnone. “The goal at this time is to slow the spread of the outbreak, delay the expected surge in the number of cases and give hospitals the opportunity to obtain the needed supplies to treat patients. To do this, we all have to work together.”

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With many people following stay-at-home orders, houses of worship have begun live-streaming their worship services.

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ah police car 2020ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ -  On Friday March 20, an Officer was tested at his doctor’s office for the Covid -19 virus after experiencing symptoms.

The officer was immediately placed into self quarantine pending results of the test which have not come back.

Out of an abundance of caution three other officers were also quarantined after it was determined that they had been in what is considered close contact with the officer. None of these officers are experiencing any symptoms and have not been tested.

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