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How to Keep Safe When Family and Friends Visit

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By Karen Knight

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COURT HOUSE – Cape May County’s nursing director, Natalie Sendler, cautions folks about a lurking coronavirus as summer, the county’s peak tourism season, gets underway. She discussed how to prepare for businesses reopening, family and friends gathering at the shore, upcoming graduation parties, and other activities that have been on hold due to the ongoing pandemic.

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