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As the flu outbreak continues to plague the region, schools across New Jersey have seen an increase in absences among students and staff, but it hasn't been as big a problem as in other school years. That's according to a survey by the New Jersey School Boards Association.

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There's been an increase in outbreaks of the norovirus in New Jersey and State Health Commissioner Mary O'Dowd is reminding residents to take precautions to protect their health. Norovirus, which is also referred to as stomach flu, viral gastroenteritis or food poisoning, likes the colder weather.

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This past Saturday I attended Mass for what would have been my dad’s 82nd birthday.

During the mass there’s a portion where the congregation is told to extend to each other the sign of peace

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AARP put out a list of the Top 8 Germiest Things People Touch Every Day. With a flu epidemic wreaking havoc on New Jersey right now, you might want to see this list.

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In 2007, cousins Erika Rech and Mike Ruane were hit with the news of three relatives, including Erika's mother, being diagnosed with breast cancer. At that young age, they decided to action.

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As many New Jerseyans are being allowed back into their water-logged homes, they're dealing with a new problem they many not have anticipated: mold.

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We have recieved this email from NSF International regarding some post Hurricane Safety Tips to keep you and your family healthy.

MEDIA ALERT: NSF International’s Post Hurricane Emergency Safety Tips: What You Can Do to Keep Your Drinking Water and Food Safe

Methods of Purifying Water

Both public and private water supplies can be compromised during extensive flooding

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Hand sanitizer and anti-bacterial soaps are fine to use and even better to keep handy when you're sick. But, using them too much early on in life can result in allergies.

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Monmouth County officials have lifted the last of the boil water orders as work continues towards normalcy in its water consumption as repair begins at the Swimming River Reservoir in Middletown.

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Finally, it's Memorial Day weekend, the unofficial start of summer!  I'm sure most of you have plans for this holiday weekend that may include a barbecue.  Here are some tips so spoiled food won't spoil your weekend.

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