Margate, NJ (December 01, 2020) – Here’s your opportunity to purchase a distinctive gift for your family, friends and neighbors this holiday season.
From now through January 31, 2021, Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties (JFS) is hosting a Blue Flamingo Flocking fundraiser in which proceeds will support our commitment to helping children, families and seniors in our region.
For $50, you can send 20 vibrantly colored birds to someone on your gift list and for $75, you can remain anonymous so they’ll have no idea who flocked them.
For $150, you can supersize your flock and JFS will send up to 100 blue flamingos to celebrate a special occasion, like a birthday or anniversary.
Add a card and gift for an additional charge.
Want to prevent your yard from ending up in the flamingo landing zone? Purchase Flocking Insurance, courtesy of Scott Brown Insurance Agency, for $100, and your home will be protected from these feathered invaders.
Flamingo migration territories include Downbeach, Somers Point, Linwood, Northfield, Egg Harbor Township, Absecon and Brigantine. Additional fees apply for Mays Landing and Galloway.
Flamingos will nest in the yard for up to 48 hours.
“When it comes to fun and creative ways to raise money to support the agency’s programs and services, the JFS staff truly thinks outside of the box,” said Andrea Steinberg, Chief Executive Officer of Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties. “This Flocking Fundraiser is a new and unique way to raise essential dollars for our agency while also bringing some uplifting and joy to neighborhoods,” she added.
The JFS Flocking Fundraiser runs from now through January 31, 2021 with a goal of raising $10,000 for services and programs.
Should you wish to volunteer to help deliver flamingos or be part of the Flocking Committee, contact Vanessa Smith at 609.822.1108, x249.
For more information or to arrange for a Flocking, Flocking Removal, Flocking Insurance or a Flocking Sponsorship, visit jfsatlantic.org or contact Kirby Reed at kreed@jfsatlantic.org or 609.822.1108, x144.
About Jewish Family Service
Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties (JFS) encourages strong families, thriving children, healthy adults, energized seniors and vital communities. With dozens of program areas, JFS specializes in counseling, mental health services, homeless programs, vocational services, adult and older adult services and also hosts an on-site food pantry. The agency impacts 8,000 lives throughout Atlantic and Cape May Counties each year.
JFS’ mission is to motivate and empower people to realize their potential and enhance their quality of life. In keeping with Jewish values and the spirit of tikkun olam (healing the world), JFS provides services with integrity, compassion, respect and professionalism regardless of their religion, race, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, age or background.
For more information or to keep up-to-date with JFS events and programs, visit www.jfsatlantic.org or follow on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
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Camden County
Gloucester County
Statewide Data
Editor’s Note: Camden County recently announced that new cases and deaths in the County will no longer be announced on weekends or holidays. All weekend cases and deaths will be announced on the next business day and will be properly attributed to the day they were received.
Camden County no longer announces new cases and deaths in the County on weekends or holidays. All weekend cases and deaths will be announced on the next business day and will be properly attributed to the day they were received.
Camden County:
On December 1, 2020, the Camden County Department of Health (DOH) announced eight new deaths caused by novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in Camden County, as well as 279 additional cases of the disease. This brings the aggregate number of confirmed positive cases to 19,988 in Camden County and 615 total fatalities.
The following information is currently available regarding these most recent deaths in Camden County:
New Case 1: MALE, 30s, WINSLOW TWP New Case 2: FEMALE, 60s, CAMDEN CITY New Case 3: MALE, 90s, VOORHEES New Case 4: MALE, 80s, PENNSAUKEN New Case 5: FEMALE, 80s, PENNSAUKEN New Case 6: MALE, 70s, GLOUCESTER CITY New Case 7: MALE, 70s, GLOUCESTER TWP New Case 8: FEMALE, 70s, CHERRY HILL
“Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families in this most difficult of times to lose a loved one,” said Freeholder Director Louis Cappelli, Jr. “We are still fighting every day to contain the spread of this virus. We have expanded testing, increased our public education efforts, and are continuing to ask that everyone make small sacrifices to protect themselves and their community. With the winter holidays just weeks away, please stay apprised of all recommendations and guidelines to keep each other safe and get us through until the first vaccines are hopefully administered at the beginning of the year.”
The Department of Health is announcing 279 additional positive cases of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) identified in Camden County. Trace investigations are being facilitated with the patients and remain ongoing.
In addition, the county Department of Health is also announcing 1,710 confirmed resident cases and 812 staff cases have occurred out of the aggregate case load of 19,988 in our 56 long-term care facilities. At this time, 360 resident deaths have been reported from these facilities, as well as three staff deaths, out of our 615 total fatalities countywide.
The following information is currently available regarding new patients:
New Patient 1:
MALE,
60s,
AUDUBON BOROUGH
New Patient 2:
MALE,
80s,
AUDUBON BOROUGH
New Patient 3:
FEMALE,
30s,
AUDUBON BOROUGH
New Patient 4:
MALE,
40s,
AUDUBON BOROUGH
New Patient 5:
FEMALE,
40s,
BARRINGTON BOROUGH
New Patient 6:
MALE,
50s,
BARRINGTON BOROUGH
New Patient 7:
FEMALE,
80s,
BARRINGTON BOROUGH
New Patient 8:
MALE,
40s,
BELLMAWR BOROUGH
New Patient 9:
FEMALE,
20s,
BELLMAWR BOROUGH
New Patient 10:
MALE,
40s,
BELLMAWR BOROUGH
New Patient 11:
FEMALE,
40s,
BELLMAWR BOROUGH
New Patient 12:
MALE,
70s,
BELLMAWR BOROUGH
New Patient 13:
FEMALE,
30s,
BELLMAWR BOROUGH
New Patient 14:
FEMALE,
20s,
BELLMAWR BOROUGH
New Patient 15:
MALE,
JUVENILE,
BELLMAWR BOROUGH
New Patient 16:
MALE,
60s,
BELLMAWR BOROUGH
New Patient 17:
FEMALE,
10s,
BERLIN BOROUGH
New Patient 18:
FEMALE,
50s,
BERLIN BOROUGH
New Patient 19:
MALE,
10s,
BERLIN BOROUGH
New Patient 20:
FEMALE,
70s,
BERLIN BOROUGH
New Patient 21:
MALE,
70s,
BERLIN BOROUGH
New Patient 22:
FEMALE,
80s,
BERLIN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 23:
MALE,
30s,
BERLIN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 24:
MALE,
20s,
BROOKLAWN BOROUGH
New Patient 25:
MALE,
40s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 26:
MALE,
50s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 27:
MALE,
40s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 28:
FEMALE,
40s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 29:
MALE,
JUVENILE,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 30:
FEMALE,
20s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 31:
FEMALE,
50s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 32:
MALE,
60s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 33:
MALE,
50s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 34:
MALE,
20s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 35:
FEMALE,
30s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 36:
MALE,
50s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 37:
MALE,
20s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 38:
FEMALE,
40s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 39:
FEMALE,
10s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 40:
MALE,
10s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 41:
FEMALE,
40s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 42:
MALE,
30s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 43:
MALE,
70s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 44:
FEMALE,
60s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 45:
MALE,
40s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 46:
MALE,
20s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 47:
MALE,
30s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 48:
MALE,
50s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 49:
MALE,
30s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 50:
MALE,
JUVENILE,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 51:
FEMALE,
60s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 52:
FEMALE,
20s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 53:
FEMALE,
30s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 54:
FEMALE,
10s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 55:
FEMALE,
20s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 56:
FEMALE,
60s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 57:
MALE,
20s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 58:
MALE,
20s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 59:
MALE,
20s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 60:
MALE,
30s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 61:
MALE,
30s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 62:
MALE,
30s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 63:
MALE,
30s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 64:
MALE,
40s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 65:
MALE,
50s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 66:
MALE,
50s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 67:
FEMALE,
50s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 68:
MALE,
20s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 69:
FEMALE,
50s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 70:
FEMALE,
50s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 71:
MALE,
50s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 72:
MALE,
50s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 73:
FEMALE,
40s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 74:
MALE,
70s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 75:
MALE,
60s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 76:
MALE,
40s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 77:
FEMALE,
30s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 78:
MALE,
30s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 79:
MALE,
50s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 80:
MALE,
20s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 81:
MALE,
50s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 82:
MALE,
50s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 83:
MALE,
40s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 84:
MALE,
JUVENILE,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 85:
MALE,
20s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 86:
FEMALE,
40s,
CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 87:
FEMALE,
40s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 88:
MALE,
60s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 89:
UNKNOWN,
10s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 90:
MALE,
40s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 91:
MALE,
60s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 92:
MALE,
40s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 93:
FEMALE,
50s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 94:
MALE,
40s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 95:
FEMALE,
80s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 96:
FEMALE,
20s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 97:
MALE,
60s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 98:
FEMALE,
20s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 99:
MALE,
70s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 100:
MALE,
60s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 101:
MALE,
20s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 102:
FEMALE,
40s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 103:
MALE,
30s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 104:
MALE,
30s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 105:
FEMALE,
80s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 106:
FEMALE,
80s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 107:
MALE,
20s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 108:
FEMALE,
20s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 109:
MALE,
50s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 110:
MALE,
20s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 111:
FEMALE,
10s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 112:
FEMALE,
20s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 113:
FEMALE,
50s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 114:
MALE,
40s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 115:
FEMALE,
30s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 116:
MALE,
40s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 117:
FEMALE,
20s,
CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP
New Patient 118:
FEMALE,
20s,
CHESILHURST BOROUGH
New Patient 119:
FEMALE,
70s,
CHESILHURST BOROUGH
New Patient 120:
FEMALE,
JUVENILE,
CLEMENTON BOROUGH
New Patient 121:
FEMALE,
20s,
CLEMENTON BOROUGH
New Patient 122:
FEMALE,
50s,
CLEMENTON BOROUGH
New Patient 123:
MALE,
60s,
CLEMENTON BOROUGH
New Patient 124:
MALE,
20s,
COLLINGSWOOD BOROUGH
New Patient 125:
MALE,
20s,
COLLINGSWOOD BOROUGH
New Patient 126:
FEMALE,
60s,
COLLINGSWOOD BOROUGH
New Patient 127:
FEMALE,
30s,
COLLINGSWOOD BOROUGH
New Patient 128:
FEMALE,
70s,
COLLINGSWOOD BOROUGH
New Patient 129:
FEMALE,
20s,
COLLINGSWOOD BOROUGH
New Patient 130:
FEMALE,
30s,
COLLINGSWOOD BOROUGH
New Patient 131:
FEMALE,
JUVENILE,
GLOUCESTER CITY
New Patient 132:
MALE,
10s,
GLOUCESTER CITY
New Patient 133:
MALE,
30s,
GLOUCESTER CITY
New Patient 134:
FEMALE,
50s,
GLOUCESTER CITY
New Patient 135:
FEMALE,
20s,
GLOUCESTER CITY
New Patient 136:
MALE,
50s,
GLOUCESTER CITY
New Patient 137:
MALE,
20s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 138:
FEMALE,
20s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 139:
FEMALE,
20s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 140:
FEMALE,
30s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 141:
MALE,
60s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 142:
MALE,
60s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 143:
FEMALE,
70s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 144:
FEMALE,
10s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 145:
MALE,
40s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 146:
FEMALE,
50s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 147:
MALE,
10s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 148:
FEMALE,
JUVENILE,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 149:
FEMALE,
60s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 150:
MALE,
50s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 151:
FEMALE,
50s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 152:
FEMALE,
30s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 153:
MALE,
50s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 154:
MALE,
20s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 155:
FEMALE,
70s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 156:
MALE,
40s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 157:
FEMALE,
70s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 158:
FEMALE,
60s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 159:
MALE,
50s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 160:
MALE,
10s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 161:
MALE,
30s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 162:
FEMALE,
40s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 163:
FEMALE,
40s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 164:
FEMALE,
20s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 165:
MALE,
20s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 166:
FEMALE,
10s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 167:
FEMALE,
50s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 168:
FEMALE,
30s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 169:
FEMALE,
30s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 170:
MALE,
30s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 171:
FEMALE,
50s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 172:
MALE,
20s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 173:
FEMALE,
40s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 174:
MALE,
40s,
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 175:
MALE,
JUVENILE,
HADDON HEIGHTS BOROUGH
New Patient 176:
MALE,
50s,
HADDON TOWNSHIP
New Patient 177:
FEMALE,
30s,
HADDON TOWNSHIP
New Patient 178:
FEMALE,
50s,
HADDON TOWNSHIP
New Patient 179:
FEMALE,
30s,
HADDON TOWNSHIP
New Patient 180:
MALE,
JUVENILE,
HADDON TOWNSHIP
New Patient 181:
FEMALE,
30s,
HADDON TOWNSHIP
New Patient 182:
FEMALE,
10s,
HADDONFIELD BOROUGH
New Patient 183:
MALE,
20s,
HADDONFIELD BOROUGH
New Patient 184:
FEMALE,
40s,
LAWNSIDE BOROUGH
New Patient 185:
FEMALE,
60s,
LAWNSIDE BOROUGH
New Patient 186:
FEMALE,
50s,
LAWNSIDE BOROUGH
New Patient 187:
FEMALE,
20s,
LAWNSIDE BOROUGH
New Patient 188:
UNKNOWN,
20s,
LAWNSIDE BOROUGH
New Patient 189:
MALE,
20s,
LAWNSIDE BOROUGH
New Patient 190:
FEMALE,
20s,
LAWNSIDE BOROUGH
New Patient 191:
MALE,
40s,
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH
New Patient 192:
FEMALE,
40s,
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH
New Patient 193:
FEMALE,
30s,
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH
New Patient 194:
FEMALE,
20s,
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH
New Patient 195:
FEMALE,
40s,
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH
New Patient 196:
MALE,
60s,
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH
New Patient 197:
MALE,
20s,
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH
New Patient 198:
MALE,
40s,
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH
New Patient 199:
MALE,
50s,
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH
New Patient 200:
FEMALE,
10s,
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH
New Patient 201:
FEMALE,
40s,
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH
New Patient 202:
MALE,
10s,
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH
New Patient 203:
MALE,
20s,
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH
New Patient 204:
MALE,
40s,
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH
New Patient 205:
FEMALE,
40s,
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH
New Patient 206:
FEMALE,
40s,
LINDENWOLD BOROUGH
New Patient 207:
MALE,
20s,
MAGNOLIA BOROUGH
New Patient 208:
FEMALE,
10s,
MERCHANTVILLE BOROUGH
New Patient 209:
FEMALE,
30s,
MOUNT EPHRAIM BOROUGH
New Patient 210:
FEMALE,
20s,
OAKLYN BOROUGH
New Patient 211:
MALE,
20s,
OAKLYN BOROUGH
New Patient 212:
FEMALE,
50s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 213:
FEMALE,
20s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 214:
MALE,
20s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 215:
MALE,
40s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 216:
FEMALE,
20s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 217:
FEMALE,
10s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 218:
MALE,
50s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 219:
MALE,
20s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 220:
FEMALE,
50s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 221:
FEMALE,
30s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 222:
FEMALE,
20s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 223:
MALE,
50s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 224:
FEMALE,
30s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 225:
FEMALE,
20s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 226:
MALE,
50s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 227:
MALE,
30s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 228:
MALE,
60s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 229:
MALE,
20s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 230:
MALE,
20s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 231:
FEMALE,
30s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 232:
MALE,
JUVENILE,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 233:
MALE,
30s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 234:
FEMALE,
40s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 235:
MALE,
50s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 236:
MALE,
40s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 237:
FEMALE,
50s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 238:
FEMALE,
60s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 239:
FEMALE,
60s,
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 240:
MALE,
JUVENILE,
PINE HILL BOROUGH
New Patient 241:
FEMALE,
40s,
PINE HILL BOROUGH
New Patient 242:
FEMALE,
30s,
PINE HILL BOROUGH
New Patient 243:
FEMALE,
50s,
PINE HILL BOROUGH
New Patient 244:
MALE,
50s,
PINE HILL BOROUGH
New Patient 245:
MALE,
20s,
RUNNEMEDE BOROUGH
New Patient 246:
MALE,
30s,
RUNNEMEDE BOROUGH
New Patient 247:
FEMALE,
70s,
RUNNEMEDE BOROUGH
New Patient 248:
FEMALE,
30s,
RUNNEMEDE BOROUGH
New Patient 249:
MALE,
30s,
RUNNEMEDE BOROUGH
New Patient 250:
FEMALE,
30s,
SOMERDALE BOROUGH
New Patient 251:
MALE,
60s,
SOMERDALE BOROUGH
New Patient 252:
FEMALE,
40s,
STRATFORD BOROUGH
New Patient 253:
FEMALE,
70s,
VOORHEES TOWNSHIP
New Patient 254:
FEMALE,
20s,
VOORHEES TOWNSHIP
New Patient 255:
FEMALE,
60s,
VOORHEES TOWNSHIP
New Patient 256:
MALE,
60s,
VOORHEES TOWNSHIP
New Patient 257:
FEMALE,
40s,
VOORHEES TOWNSHIP
New Patient 258:
FEMALE,
60s,
VOORHEES TOWNSHIP
New Patient 259:
MALE,
60s,
VOORHEES TOWNSHIP
New Patient 260:
MALE,
40s,
VOORHEES TOWNSHIP
New Patient 261:
FEMALE,
80s,
VOORHEES TOWNSHIP
New Patient 262:
MALE,
20s,
VOORHEES TOWNSHIP
New Patient 263:
FEMALE,
50s,
VOORHEES TOWNSHIP
New Patient 264:
FEMALE,
30s,
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP
New Patient 265:
MALE,
50s,
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP
New Patient 266:
MALE,
30s,
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP
New Patient 267:
FEMALE,
50s,
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP
New Patient 268:
MALE,
10s,
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP
New Patient 269:
MALE,
60s,
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP
New Patient 270:
FEMALE,
30s,
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP
New Patient 271:
FEMALE,
30s,
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP
New Patient 272:
MALE,
40s,
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP
New Patient 273:
MALE,
40s,
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP
New Patient 274:
MALE,
70s,
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP
New Patient 275:
MALE,
30s,
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP
New Patient 276:
FEMALE,
40s,
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP
New Patient 277:
FEMALE,
40s,
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP
New Patient 278:
FEMALE,
20s,
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP
New Patient 279:
FEMALE,
50s,
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP
The county Health Department is currently working to trace close contacts of these newest cases. The investigations are still ongoing, and we will update the public with new developments as the information is gathered by investigators.
For those residents who are having difficulty coping with the COVID-19 crisis, please call the Mental Health Association in New Jersey, Inc. at (877) 294- HELP (4357) between the hours of 8AM to 8PM for emotional support, guidance and mental health referrals as needed. For additional information and services, call Camden County’s Office of Mental Health & Addiction at (856) 374-6361.
Camden County COVID-19 Cases by Town
Audubon Boro Cases: 221 Deaths: 4
Audubon Park Boro Cases: 27 Deaths: 0
Barrington Cases: 154 Deaths: 3
Bellmawr Cases: 399 Deaths: 9
Berlin Boro Cases: 233 Deaths: 9
Berlin Twp. Cases: 144 Deaths: 0
Brooklawn Cases: 64 Deaths: 1
Camden City Cases: 4,913 Deaths: 93
Cherry Hill Cases: 2,463 Deaths: 161
Chesilhurst Cases: 51 Deaths: 2
Clementon Cases: 183 Deaths: 3
Collingswood Cases: 373 Deaths: 13
Gibbsboro Cases: 47 Deaths: 1
Gloucester City Cases: 325 Deaths: 4
Gloucester Twp. Cases: 2,120 Deaths: 68
Haddonfield Cases: 230 Deaths: 5
Haddon Heights Cases: 116 Deaths 3
Haddon Township Cases: 315 Deaths: 7
Hi-Nella Cases: 16 Deaths: 1
Laurel Springs Cases: 64 Deaths: 1
Lawnside: Cases: 152 Deaths: 1
Lindenwold Cases: 920 Deaths: 10
Magnolia Cases: 94 Deaths: 0
Merchantville Cases: 148 Deaths: 1
Mt. Ephraim Cases: 97 Deaths: 2
Oaklyn Cases: 92 Deaths: 1
Pennsauken Cases: 1,979 eaths: 32
Pine Hill Boro Cases: 359 Deaths: 4
Pine Valley Cases: 0 Deaths: 0
Runnemede Cases: 214 Deaths: 5
Somerdale Cases: 158 Deaths: 1
Stratford Cases: 161 Deaths: 2
Voorhees Cases: 1,229 Deaths: 124
Waterford Twp. Cases: 281 Deaths: 3
Winslow Twp. Cases: 1,448 Deaths: 38
Woodlynne Cases: 185 Deaths: 1
Gloucester County:
On December 1, 2020, Gloucester County announced an additional 125 cases of COVID-19.
As of December 1, 2020, Gloucester County has conducted 97,018 total tests.
Of these cases, 87,583 have come back negative.
One case has come been moved out-of-county.
Gloucester County’s total positive COVID-19 case count is now 9,435.
Gloucester County has reported 277 deaths.
A full list including age, sex and municipality is available here:
Gloucester County is operating its drive-thru style COVID-19 testing site daily through February 2021.
An appointment is required. The sites will open daily at 9 a.m. at the following locations:
Monday and Tuesday Clayton County Complex (Public Works Bays) 1200 North Delsea Drive Clayton, NJ 08312
Wednesday and Thursday Gloucester County Fleet Management (Public Works Bays) 141 Glen Echo Avenue Swedesboro, NJ 08085
Friday Gloucester County Fleet Management (Public Works Bays) 45 Lenape Avenue Mantua, NJ 08051
You must call (856) 218-0300 to be prescreened by Rowan Medicine. When calling, choose option #1 for Family Medicine then press #1 again to make an appointment.
Call takers will be available:
Monday & Thursday: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday: 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Please have your insurance information available at this time. You do not need to be symptomatic to receive testing.
Once pre-screened, please arrive at the appropriate testing site at 9 a.m.
The site is a partnership between the County of Gloucester, Rowan University & Rowan Medicine, the Gloucester County Department of Health and the Gloucester County Office of Emergency Management.
Statewide Data
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**This post is regularly updated as new data becomes available.**
Gloucester Township, NJ Dave & Buster’s – the ultimate destination to eat, drink, play and watch – opens at the Gloucester Premium Outlets in Gloucester Township, NJ on Monday, December 7 with new health and safety precautions in place to provide good clean fun for everyone.
First Look!
Our friend, Mark Matthews, at 42 Freeway.com recently toured the new Dave and Buster’s and gave readers a first look inside.
In compliance with CDC and local/state health departments, the location requires all guests to wear a mask (with gloves available upon request). Additionally, all team members must have their temperature taken prior to beginning each shift and are required to wear both masks and gloves.
Hand sanitizing stations are available throughout the store, along with social distancing standards in place in the bar, restaurant and Midway – and amped up cleaning standards are in place.
To learn more about Dave & Buster’s health and safety preventative measures, click here.
As a token of appreciation for all of the heroes working on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic, along with our armed forces, Dave & Buster’s is offering 20% off Food & Game Play with valid I.D.
“The health and wellbeing of our guests and employees is our top priority,” said Gloucester Township General Manager, Dean Sholders. “We’ve enhanced our health and safety protocols to create a safe environment and we’re so excited to bring good clean fun to the community.”
It’s an experiential destination with unparalleled entertainment experience for people of all ages.
Guests can enjoy hundreds of new and classic arcade games where hard-earned tickets can be redeemed for a variety of exciting prizes, including Apple products, Xbox consoles, Beats by Dre and more.
In addition to traditional games, Dave & Buster’s offers immersive technology experiences with their thrilling multi-player virtual reality attraction, featuring Jurassic World VR Expedition™, Dragonfrost™, Star Trek™: Dark Remnant experience, Men in Black: Galactic Gateway™, and the Terminator®: Guardian of Fate.
Dave & Buster’s menu offers a variety of dishes and has something for everyone, including fan favorites like D&B Smashed Bar Burgers, Bistro Steak and the new Grilled Chicken Alfredo. Healthy options include the brand-new Chicken Tostada Salad, LightLife® Burger and Ancho Caesar Grilled Chicken Lettuce Wraps. “Shareable” items like the Grilled Ancho Chicken Quesadilla and the Cantina Nachos are the perfect kick-off to your dining experience.
Dave & Buster’s drink menu complements their dining options with an array of hand-crafted cocktails, made with fresh, fruit juices from Simply® such as the Dangerous Waters Island Punch and Strawberry Watermelon Margarita made with strawberry puree ice cubes.
Specials include Happy Hour (Monday through Friday from 4-7pm) and Late Night Happy Hour (Sunday through Thursday from 9pm to close), where diners can enjoy half-priced cocktails, $2.50 domestic pints, $1 off 22 oz. drafts and glasses of wine, and $3 off bottles of wine.
Dave & Buster’s is located at the Gloucester Premium Outlet on 200 Premium Outlet Dr., Blackwood, New Jersey, 08012.
Hours of Operation
Hours of operation are from 12pm to 11:30pm on Sunday and Monday; 12pm to 11pm on Tuesday & Wednesday; 12pm to 11:30pm on Thursday; and 12pm to 12am on Friday & Saturday.
Dave & Buster’s Entertainment, Inc. (NASDAQ: PLAY), headquartered in Dallas, TX operates high-volume restaurant/entertainment complexes throughout North America.
Each Dave & Buster’s offers an impressive selection of high-quality food and beverage items, combined with the latest games and attractions.
Guests can watch sporting events in the D&B Sports Bar and play state-of-the-art simulators and games of skill they can’t play anywhere else.
The year end December 31, 2019 audit for the Borough of Bellmawr has yielded three findings:
Finding No. 2019-001 Criteria or Specific Requirement The payroll process should follow statutory guidelines and Borough ordinances.
Condition The Borough did not process payroll in accordance with established guidelines.
Context The following items were found during a test of payroll disbursements and reporting:
Four employees tested were not paid according to the salary ordinance.
The base salary of seven employees tested did not agree to the base salary reported on the quarterly pension reports.
Amounts reported on quarterly PERS and PFRS pension reports did not agree to the supporting payroll reports for all four quarters.
The quarterly pension reports for all four quarters were not filed timely.
The quarterly NJ927 was not properly prepared for one quarter tested.
Health benefit contributions were not calculated correctly for four employees tested.
Effect Inaccurate and untimely payroll reports were filed with the respective agencies and employees did not receive proper deductions.
Cause Oversight by the responsible personnel.
Recommendation That the Borough review procedures with respect to the payroll process, and adhere to healthcare and pension deduction guidelines, including information contained in Local Finance Notices issued by the State of New Jersey, Division of Local Government Services.
View of Responsible Officials and Planned Corrective Action The responsible officials agree with the finding and will address the matter as part of their corrective action plan.
Finding No. 2019-002 Criteria or Specific Requirement Transactions between funds (Interfunds) should be liquidated within a reasonable period of time and transactions should be posted to the respective general ledger of each fund.
Condition The Borough had several interfund balances as of December 31. The interfund balances between funds in the respective general ledgers were not in agreement prior to audit adjustments.
Context During the year numerous transactions between Borough funds occurred that were not properly posted to the general ledger of each fund.
Effect The general ledgers for the funds of the Borough were not accurate and required adjustments to agree to cash reconciliations and other interfund balances.
Cause There were timing differences between the reconciliation function and the maintenance of the general ledger.
Recommendation That all transactions between Borough funds (interfunds) be reviewed prior to the end of the year and that all activity be posted to the respective general ledgers of the Borough.
View of Responsible Officials and Planned Corrective Action The responsible officials agree with the finding and will address the matter as part of their corrective action plan.
Finding No. 2019-003 Criteria or Specific Requirement N.J.S.A. 40A:4-57 requires that budgetary transfers be approved by a resolution of the governing body prior to being over-expended.
Condition Appropriations were over-expended prior to transfers and approved budget transfers of current appropriations and appropriation reserves were not properly recorded.
Context One 2019 budget appropriation was over-expended twice prior to budget transfers. One budget transfer posted to the 2018 appropriation reserves was not approved by the governing body (appears to have been duplicated). One bond ordinance had commitments charged against it prior to the effective date of the ordinance.
Effect The Borough is not in compliance with the above referenced statute and controls over current budgetary accounts are not effective to reduce the likelihood that errors could occur and not be detected.
Cause Oversight by the responsible personnel.
Recommendation That the Borough adheres to statutes with respect to over-commitments, ordinances and encumbrances.
View of Responsible Officials and Planned Corrective Action
The responsible officials agree with the finding and will address the matter as part of their corrective action plan.
Summary Schedule of Prior Year Audit Findings and Recommendations as Prepared by Management
Finding No. 2018-001 Condition The Borough did not process payroll in accordance with established guidelines as promulgated by Borough ordinance and health benefit deductions were not calculated in accordance with state statutes. In addition, amounts reported to the Division of Pensions for Public Employees’ Retirement System (PERS) and Police and Firemen’s Retirement System (PFRS) did not agree to amounts per payroll reports.
Current Status This condition still exists. See Finding 2019-001.
Planned Corrective Action The Borough will implement procedures as part of their corrective action plan.
Finding No. 2018-002 Condition The Borough had several interfund balances as of December 31. The interfund balances between funds in the respective general ledgers were not in agreement prior to audit adjustments.
Current Status This condition still exists. See Finding 2019-002.
Planned Corrective Action The Chief Financial Officer will review all interfund balances prior to the end of the year.
Finding No. 2018-003 Condition Appropriations were over-expended prior to transfers and approved budget transfers of current appropriations and appropriation reserves were not properly recorded. There was one appropriation reserve that was over-expended.
Current Status This condition still exists. See Finding 2019-003.
Planned Corrective Action The Borough will implement procedures as part of their corrective action plan.
FEDERAL AWARDS Not Applicable.
STATE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS Not Applicable.
A Corrective Acton Plan was prepared and submitted to the Division of Local Government Services. Click the image to view in greater detail.
To view the audit in its entirety and the Schedule of Findings, click the images below:
Schedule of Findings and Recommendations for the Year Ended December 31, 2019:
Throughout October and November, JFS collected monetary donations and non-perishable food to provide a complete holiday meal to many in our area.
(Pictured left to right): Brothers Sam and Luke Goldstein collected more than 40 bags of food from friends, neighbors and local businesses for the Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties Thanksgiving meal drive. The non-perishable food provided a traditional holiday meal to those in need. (Photo provided by Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties).
With contributions from community members as well as businesses, organizations and groups including: Esthetica, Eugene A. Tighe Middle School, Galloway Auto & Tire, Girl Scouts, Jewish Community Center Swim Team, Linwood Fire Department, Margate Playgroups Plus, Platinum Real Estate, Preferred Care, Triad Chiropractic and the William Ross School, who hosted collections to help put a turkey on the table for many this Thanksgiving holiday.
Jason Conway – Galloway Auto & Tire Owner Jason Conway and his dog, Selene, show the bags of non-perishable food collected at his business to donate to Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties for the Turkey Drive. Individuals and families in need enjoyed a complete Thanksgiving holiday dinner. (Photo provided by Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties).
“Every year, JFS strives to assure everyone has a turkey on their table during the holidays. Thankfully, the contributions and support has been overwhelming and JFS was able to feed anyone who turned to us for a holiday meal,” said Andrea Steinberg, JFS Chief Executive Officer.
For information about the JFS Food Pantry, please contact Vanessa Smith at: 609.822.1108, ext. 249 or via e-mail at: vsmith@jfsatlantic.org.
Donations are accepted throughout the year on-line at: jfsatlantic.org or you may make a check payable to JFS at: 607 North Jerome Avenue, Margate, NJ 08402.
Samantha, Lia and Maya Goldberg – (Pictured left to right): Throughout the year, cousins Samantha, Lia and Maya Goldberg, collect non-perishable food from family and neighbors to donate to Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties. For their Thanksgiving collection, the girls donated more than 12 bags of food. (Photo provided by Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties).
About Jewish Family Service
Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties (JFS) encourages strong families, thriving children, healthy adults, energized seniors and vital communities.
With dozens of program areas, JFS specializes in counseling, mental health services, homeless programs, vocational services, adult and older adult services and also hosts an on-site food pantry.
The agency impacts 8,000 lives throughout Atlantic and Cape May Counties each year.
JFS’ mission is to motivate and empower people to realize their potential and enhance their quality of life.
In keeping with Jewish values and the spirit of tikkun olam (healing the world), JFS provides services with integrity, compassion, respect and professionalism regardless of their religion, race, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, age or background.
For more information or to keep up-to-date with JFS events and programs, visit www.jfsatlantic.org or follow on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
