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Newly installed Cape May City Council member Chris Bezaire joined the virtual Jan. 19 council meeting from his Covid hospital bed.
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Picture sitting in a hospital waiting room, awaiting news of a loved one. Every nerve, every nuance flow into a single strain of thought: “Please, just let them be okay.”
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With a sharp jab to her upper left arm late Thursday afternoon, Dec. 17, registered nurse Gina McNeal became the first person at Cape Regional Medical Center (CRMC) to receive a newly approved vaccine against Covid. She will be far from the last.
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Cape Regional Medical Center (CRMC) reported 20 positive COVID-19 patients, including five who are in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), one of whom is on a ventilator, as of Nov. 17.
When it comes to proper wound care, the notion that saltwater can help heal wounds faster is nothing more than a myth.
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At approximately 3:16 p.m. May 30, the Avalon Police Department received a 911 call from the 200 Block of 26th Street, reporting that a male fell from a ladder onto an electrical wire.
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The message that blazed through the Middle Township sky May 15 evening was belated, but it couldn’t be more heartfelt.
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Cape Regional does not want any more in-car gatherings outside the hospital, which had been going on as a show of support for frontline workers.
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In 1917, the year Anna May Goodway was born, the United States entered World War I; the Bolshevik Revolution happened in Russia; women were two years away from obtaining the right to vote, and future President John F. Kennedy was born.
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It took about 43 years for Sea Isle City to experience the birth of a baby on its sandy soil. The last birth occurred at Mercy Hospital, in 1977, which has since closed.
