All participants will receive an email in the coming days with more details.

At this time, all Rutgers Cooperative Extension classes & activities are postponed through May 31^st. This information may change and will be updated as additional information is available.

• 627 N Trenton, Atlantic City, is open for takeout beginning Thursday, March 19 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Delivery is available to Absecon Island. Orders should be called in in advance. Package goods available on site with proper ID.
• 3016 Ocean Heights Ave., EHT, is open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Orders should be called in in advance.

"Once we are past the problems surrounding this pandemic, we will schedule future events and resume all of our usual activities," Chapter President Tom Ownings said. "For now, we must all do the right thing so we can enjoy happier days in the future."

• Environmental Commission Meeting April 1
• Planning/Zoning Board Meetings April 7 and April 21
• Shade Tree Commission Meeting April 7
• Historic Preservation Commission Meeting April 16

The Township encourages businesses to be proactive and follow the guidelines of the CDC, which include social distancing, Governor Murphy’s Executive Order No. 104, and continual cleaning and sanitation of facilities.

To minimize exposure for employees and to ensure continuity of municipal services, all Township facilities will be closed to the public, effective immediately, including Town Hall, the Municipal Court, the Community Center and the Department of Public Works administrative offices.

Mayor Hodson stated “These actions are necessary to protect the public health and safety of our residents and employees. The Township is following the directives of the Center for Disease Controls and State of New Jersey in these matters”

Town Hall will continue to operate and be responsive to resident needs through phone and online communications. All essential services will continue to operate. Update, information and advisories on how our community is being affected will continue to be provided as they become available and posted to the Township’s website www.ehtgov.org.

Brigantine City Hall is also closed to the public. 

Bayfest for next year has already been scheduled for April 24, 2021.

Customers who pay their bills in-person at the centers are encouraged to pay online at Southjerseygas.com, call 1-888-766-9900 or mail a check or money order to South Jersey Gas PO Box 6091 Bellmawr, NJ 08099-6091.

Customers can also drop off payments, with a clearly noted account number, at three drop boxes in South Jersey. The drop boxes are located at:

-142 S. Main Street Glassboro, NJ 08028

-1211 N. 2nd Street Millville, NJ 08332

-1708 Rt. 9 North Swainton, NJ 08210

As soon as the CDC's recommendation that no events larger than 50 people is removed, new dates will be posted on all the group's social media outlets, website and emailed to patrons. A representative will reach out to those who have purchased tickets in advance so that tickets can be moved to the new dates.

For any questions regarding these changes, email ticket@cumberlandplayers.com.

Faculty members are also being trained to use Blackboard, an online instruction forum, to deliver instruction remotely.

The community college is currently closed for spring break. Additional classes will be canceled from March 23 through March 29 to allow faculty time to transfer in-person classes to an online format.

Beginning March 30, all course instruction will be delivered remotely via Blackboard. At that time, students who want to utilize the computer lab and other support services such as advising or tutoring in the libraries at all three campuses can do so, according to Erin Mercer, social media and public relations manager of the college.

For additional precaution, college officials have reviewed its emergency operations plans and hired additional part-time housekeeping staff for cleaning and sanitation purposes.

• Crest Haven Nursing home has restricted all visitors from entering their facility.
• A travel ban for employees going outside of the county has been enacted, effective 3/10.
• All public events scheduled in which the public would be attending are suspended, effective March 16.
• County employees are restricted from attending meetings with the public.
• The Cape May County Parks & Zoo is closed until further notice.
• All Cape May County Senior Centers are closed until further notice, effective March 16.
• All Election Board Polling Classes have been canceled until further notice.
• Cape May County Heath Care Resource Day scheduled on April 4 has been canceled.
• The Cape May County Library branches are closed, and all events are canceled until further notice.
• Reporting requirements have been suspended for all participants in the Sheriff’s Labor Assistance Program (SLAP) through March 31, 2020.
• All US Coast Guard recruits confined to base and no graduation ceremony
• The Surrogates Office will be closed to the public. It will remain open and fully staffed with completion of necessary services over the telephone, Internet, and regular mail.

• The FCA Coaches’ Breakfast scheduled for Saturday, March 21
• The OC Women of Faith Conference scheduled for Saturday, March 21
• The OCYC Open Gym Night scheduled for Saturday, March 21
• The Living Last Supper scheduled for Friday & Saturday, April 9 & 10
• The Word of Life Reverb event scheduled for Friday, April 17
• The Sidewalk Prophets Concert scheduled for Tuesday, April 28
• The Atlantic Christian School Legacy Gala scheduled for Friday, May 1

Borough staff will be available via telephone and email during normal business hours.

The Wildwood Crest Mayor’s Wellness Walk and Wildwood Crest Beach Sweep, each scheduled for Saturday, April 25, and the Wildwood Crest Borough-Wide Yard Sale, scheduled for Saturday, May 2, have each been canceled until further notice.

Wildwood Crest will host another beach sweep event on Saturday, Oct 24.

For more information, contact Wildwood Crest Borough Hall at 609-522-5176.

Phone: 856-453-4800

Fax: 856-451-7356

Mail: 60 West Broad Street, Suite A-111, Bridgeton, NJ 08302

In addition:

• Sea Isle City’s free Rabies Clinic for Cats and Dogs on March 21 is cancelled.
• Sea Isle City’s 2020 Easter Program & Egg Hunt on April 1 is cancelled.
• The start date for the sale of Municipal Parking Permits is changed from April 1 to May 1. Parking permits will NOT be available prior to May 1.
• All civic meetings and recreation programs that normally take place at City facilities are postponed until further notice (with the exception of City Council meetings, which will follow their regular schedule).
• All municipal bills, fees and fines are still in effect. The public is encouraged to pay bills online or by mail whenever possible.
• All Cape May County Library branches (including the Sea Isle City branch) will be closed from March 17 through at least March 31.

The Centers for Disease Control's recommendation that no events larger than 50 people be held for the next two months would eliminate a large portion of the scheduled run of "Back to the Warning Track," which led to the theatre deciding not to produce the show ar this time.

The Eagle Theatre will be contacting ticketholders at a later date when it has a better understanding of what the future will look like, to let the public know what it plans to do about re-scheduling or producing "Back to the Warning Track."

Like its fellow performing arts organizations, the Eagle Theatre will be affected by lost ticket sales.

Even in the best of times, ticket sales cover about half of the Eagle Theatre's operating budget. The theatre depends on donations for the rest of the funds to operate the theatre.

The Eagle Theatre invites the public to consider a special contribution to help it mitigate the adverse impact on the theater family by supporting Eagle Theatre at this time.

Employees are expected to report as scheduled to their work areas. Any employee unable to work due to personal issues stemming for the COVID-19 outbreak is urged to report same to their supervisor for accommodations.

Signs will be posted instructing the public in need of assistance to call 609-484-3600 to be directed to be specific department they need.

Borough business may be conducted online, over the phone and through the mail, West Wildwood officials said.

Sewer and tax bills may be paid online at www.westwildwood.org and through a drop-box outside Borough Hall on Neptune Avenue. 

In Wildwood Crest, all municipal buildings will be closed to the public effective Wednesday, March 18, and until further notice in response to concerns about the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

This includes borough hall, the Crest Pier Recreation Center, the Joseph Von Savage Memorial Pool, the Wildwood Crest Ambulance Corps building and Wildwood Crest Volunteer Fire Company No. 1, officials said.

Borough staff will be available via telephone and email during normal business hours.

Most borough meetings scheduled from March 18 through the end of the month (subject to change) have been canceled. This includes the Tourism Development Commission and Recreation Commission meetings on March 18 and the Green Team meeting on March 24.

The Wildwood Crest Board of Commissioners meeting scheduled for Wednesday, March 25, at 5:30 p.m. at Wildwood Crest Borough Hall, will be held as planned. Individuals from the public may attend the meeting at their own discretion. The borough plans to provide a live video stream of the meeting on its official Facebook page.

The Recycling Center at the Wildwood Crest Department of Public Works will remain open to the public for the drop-off of trash and recyclables during the center’s normal winter hours (7 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday through Friday; 3-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday).

Those needing to make tax and/or sewer payments should do so online through the wildwoodcrest.org website or by using the drop box outside of borough hall.

Those interested in picking up permits or wishing to drop off applications should call or email the specific department that handles such issues or send an email to info@wildwoodcrest.org.

Those with business with the municipal court should call 609-729-3818 for updated information. Parking tickets can be paid online at njmcdirect.com.

Open registration for beach storage box rentals will be held as scheduled beginning Monday, March 23, at 9 a.m. All registration will be taken online through the borough website at wildwoodcrest.org.

For further information, contact Wildwood Crest Borough Hall at (609) 522-5176.

The Cape May County Surrogates Office and County Clerk's Office will be closed to the public but remain open and fully staffed to complete necessary services over the telephone, and through Internet and regular mail.

Passport applicants, notaries public and couples requesting marriage ceremonies are asked to call for a future appointment. 

Primary Election candidates for county offices are requested to call ahead for Primary Election petition filing. Primary election petitions are due on or before Monday, March 30 by 4:00 p.m.

Cape May County Clerk’s Office is available at 609-465-1010 and through email: rita.fulginiti@co.cape-may.nj.us or fax at 609-465-8625. For more information see capemaycountyclerk.com/.

The Clerk hopes to reopen to the public March 31.

Fare Free Transportation in Cape May County will only provide medical trips for dialysis, chemotherapy, radiation therapy and infusion therapy (life-saving treatments) and in-county shopping trips, also starting March 17 and until further notice.

Plans are to reschedule these dates at a later time.

Tours of the the Physick House Museum, the Cape May Lighthouse, the World War II lookout tower and all trolley tours are canceled through April 2. All regularly scheduled tours, events and activities that conclude before 8 p.m. will resume on April 3, at least until further notice.

The Negro League Baseball Weekend, a cooperative event with local nonprofit and business partners, originally scheduled for April 3 to 5 has been canceled.

For virtual tours of historic sites and facilities and  updates regarding the MAC's programming schedule, visit capemaymac.org.

Residents planning to attend the public meeting session are urged to follow CDC guidelines.

Those with compromised immune systems or other chronic medical conditions are urged to listen to the proceedings remotely.

This closure will include the entire NJMP facility and will affect all daily track rentals and events, all Tempest Karting operations and events, Finish Line Pub operations and events, and all catering activities and events. The management staff will continue to report to work and will be available to answer calls and concerns during this time.

The decision to reschedule major events will be made at a future time and will be in accordance with any recommendations from the CDC and State of New Jersey Office of Emergency Management.

“The health of our customers and employees is our major priority at this time. New Jersey Motorsports Park will take whatever actions are necessary to ensure that we are following the protocol set forth by the Center for Disease Control,” said NJMP President Brad Scott in a statement.

For more information on this and all Main Street Vineland events, call the Main Street Vineland office at 856-794-8653, visit the organization’s website at www.TheAve.biz, or visit the organization’s Facebook page.

• Vineland Industrial Commission
• Vineland Development Corporation
• Vineland Revolving Loan Fund, LLC

The move is due to concerns over the spread of COVID-19, according to the release. 

The meeting will be held at Wildwood Crest Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 at Rambler Road and Pacific Avenue. Tentative designs plans will be available for viewing and a public question-and-answer session will be held.

New court dates will be assigned in the coming days and notices will be sent out. Residents are also urged to not visit the court house unless absolutely necessary.

Phone lines will remain in operation. Payments can be made via mail or where eligible on-line at njmcdirect.com.

“It is important now that we do our best to protect our most vulnerable, at risk, and through the closing of our public buildings to the general public, we are doing just that,” said Mayor Patrick Rosenello. “We ask our residents and property-owners to please be patient during this difficult time, and we will keep the public updated of any new policies and procedures in the coming days and weeks as they become available.”

Town Hall, as well as the Construction, Zoning and Public Works will be closed to the public but fully staffed.

Visit middletownship.com for a directory of phone numbers and emails for each department or call Administration at 609-465-8732.

The Township Committee meeting 6 p.m. on March 16 will be held as planned, but the 4 p.m. work session is canceled.

“While this meeting is open to the public by law, we would encourage folks to review the agenda and send any comments or questions electronically,” according to a news release. “We will try to post the minutes of the meeting to our website as promptly as possible.”

New court notices will be sent out with a date and time for your appearance. If your address has changed, please notify the court immediately.

You may reach the court office between the hours stated above at 609-625-6621.

Avalon Community Hall and the Avalon Senior Center are closed through April 10, Wahl said Monday. Outdoor facilities, like playgrounds and basketball courts, will remain open.

Avalon Borough Hall remains open, but the borough urges residents who need a question answered call the office instead of visit in person. Surfaces in the building will be sanitized on a daily basis. Restrooms at Surfside Park on 30th Street will remain open. 

The Avalon Environmental Commission meeting scheduled for Tuesday, March 17, is cancelled. The Avalon Garden Club's Appreciation Breakfast scheduled for Tuesday, March 17, is cancelled. All scheduled events at the Community Hall, library and senior center are cancelled through April 10. Avalon Home and Land Owners Association's Community Connections event on Saturday, April 11, is cancelled and won't be rescheduled. 

“This is the time to listen to the experts and take the necessary steps to make sure our community is as reasonably protected as possible from coronavirus”, Mayor Marty Pagliughi said.  “We continue to receive new information and guidance and our Borough policies will be dictated by this information and adjusted accordingly.”

Some restaurants will offer drive-thru service only, while others will continue to offer takeout, delivery and mobile orders.

“On a typical court day, hundreds if not thousands of attorneys, litigants, and inmates appear in courts throughout the state. We are limiting physical interactions in our courts and shifting to video and phone conferencing options for attorneys, litigants and the public,” Chief Justice Rabner said.

Attorneys and litigants scheduled to appear for in-person matters at the trial level of the Superior Court and Tax Court on Monday and Tuesday should await notice of a new hearing date. Ongoing jury trials will continue as announced.

Critical court operations necessary to public safety or the administration of justice will continue. Emergent applications, as well as Extreme Risk Protective Orders and domestic violence temporary restraining orders submitted through local police departments, will continue to be accepted. The court also will continue to hold first appearance hearings and pretrial detention hearings.

Questions about individual cases should be directed to the relevant court offices. Updated information regarding court operations will continue to be made available at njcourts.gov.

All driver licenses, non-driver IDs, vehicle registrations, and inspection stickers expiring before May 31 have been extended by two months.

Most renewals, replacements, changes of address, and other transactions can be processed online at NJMVC.gov

The Ocean City Community Center, which includes the Ocean City Free Public Library, Aquatic and Fitness Center, Arts Center, Historical Museum and Senior Center, plus the Ocean City Sports and Civic Center and other city facilities also will be closed. All Recreation Department programs are suspended until further notice, Bergen said in a release Sunday. 

Upcoming scheduled events through the end of April are canceled, including the OC Con Comic and Memorabilia Show, Girls Weekend, the Great Egg Hunts on the beach, Easter Sunrise Service, the Doo Dah Parade and Mr. Mature beauty pageant.   

All public meetings of boards and commissions, except for City Council, are postponed until further notice, Bergen said.  

City Hall and the Knight Building will stay open. Access to the public, however, will be limited, Bergen said.

“As I mentioned in my update on Friday, there is no need to panic,” Mayor Jay Gillian said. “If we all work together to follow these guidelines, we can help protect the community from the worst of this virus.”

There are limited exceptions. Visitors for patients in hospice or end-of-life care will be chosen on a case-by-case basis. Maternity, pediatric and emergency patients can have one visitor or support person. Patients having same-day, outpatient surgeries can have one visitor. 

Visitors and support persons will be screened for symptoms of flu, coronavirus and other illness. 

Daily updates will be available on the chapter's Facebook and Instagram pages, Garvin said. 

• Group Fitness Classes
• Aquatics Classes
• Swim Lessons
• Swim Team

The Upcoming Events section of Katz's website will provide specific updates.

• Starting Monday, March 16, the town hall, recreation/community center and township owned buildings will be closed to the general public (excepting the police department vestibule). The public will only be allowed to enter with an appointment if they've answered no to the these screeing questions. Are you having flu-like symptoms such as cough, fever or shortness of breath? In the last 14 days have you traveled to a high-risk area for transmission of COVID-19 (mostly Europe or China)? Have you been in close contact with someone who is confirmed or is being evaluated for COVID-19?
• Township offices will be fully staffed. Citizens will be required to phone, email or postal mail their business. Where available, payments will be taken over the phone or can be left in the drop box in front of Town Hall. Online services and forms can be found on the township's website.
• No changes will be made to trash or recycling pick-ups.

• Municipal Directory: 609-698-0080

  Departmental Extension:

  Public Works: Trash/Recycling: 120

  Tax/Water Collector: 140, 142, 143

  Tax Assessor: 147

  Building Permits: 114, 150, 153

  Planning/Zoning Board: 155

  Code Enforcement: 159

  Recreation: 130, 132, 122

  Finance: 164

  Municipal Clerk: 174, 190

  Registrar Vital Statistics: 176

• W/S Utility Maintenance: 609-698-6185

• All programs at the Devico Senior Center are cancelled until further notice.
• All indoor programs and activities at recreation centers are cancelled.
• Spring sports scrimmages and games are postponed.
• The Homework Club at the MLK Center will continue while schools are open.
• Outdoor facilities will remain open to the public.
• As ordered by the state, Middle Township Municipal Court dates are cancelled through the end of March. 
• Town Hall will remain open. All those in need of municipal services are encouraged to communicate by email or phone when possible.
• The police department will be releasing new protocols related to officers response to minor, not emergency, calls for service.

Wednesday, March 18 at noon

Lunch & Learn: Wonderful Women of World War II, with Rich Chiemingo

Heroes overseas and on the home front, the women of World War II: who they were, what they accomplished and why they should be remembered. Cape May United Methodist Church, 635 Washington St., Cape May.

Wednesday, March 25 at noon

Lunch & Learn: Fabulous First Ladies (Part II), with Mary Stewart

The second half of MAC’s popular Fabulous First Ladies series. Cape May United Methodist Church, 635 Washington St., Cape May.

A message to Kane from Kensington said the store wanted to minimize the number of people inside it at a given time.

"Today, 40 girls left with dresses and huge smiles on their faces. We shed a few happy tears, which made us all feel that the work involved to put this together was worth it," Kane wrote in an email. "We left all the racks as if we will be back."

Project Prom originally was scheduled to run Saturday, Sunday and Monday.

For updates, visit avalonfreelibrary.org.

Sea Isle City's 2020 Saint Patrick's Day Parade, which was originally scheduled for Saturday, has been postponed until April 18.

Additional information about events taking place in Sea Isle City has been placed at visitsicnj.com 

For all events still being held, Murphy said, state officials encourage attendees to practice common sense hygiene, like washing hands routinely. They also suggest that people who do not feel well stay home, and that everyone try to maintain a six-foot distance from others.

“Our frontline efforts right now must be to aggressively mitigate the potential for exposure and further spread. We are taking this step because social distancing works," Murphy said in the statement. "It is our best chance to ‘flatten the curve’ and mitigate the chance of rapid spread, so we can respond to this public health emergency in an even more focused manner.”

The school will update if it reschedules the event.

• March 14: Pinelands Short Course at Galloway campus

• March 14: Aunt Mary Pat at Dante Hall in Atlantic City

• March 15: Lines on the Pines at the Galloway campus

• March 22: Bay Atlantic Symphony at the Performing Arts Center

• March 24: Cape Atlantic Regional College Fair

• March 27: The Byrne Brothers at the Performing Arts Center

• March 28: Pirates of Penzance at the Performing Arts Center

• April 2: Stockton Chamber Players at the Performing Arts Center

• April 3: Think Pink Floyd at the Performing Arts Center

• All Spring Break athletic field trips

Originally scheduled for March 12-14 at The Princeton and The Whitebrier in Avalon, the “Avalon Shop-A-Holics Weekend” has been canceled due to the spread of COVID-19. It will not be rescheduled.