Latest Millburn Coronavirus Updates: 48 Total Cases

MILLBURN, NJ — As of Thursday, there are a total number of 48 cases of new coronavirus in Millburn. The new coronavirus outbreak in New Jersey and across the nation is having vast impacts in Millburn, including the closure of schools and many businesses.

According to Millburn Mayor Jackie Benjamin Lieberberg, one person has been hospitalized and another patient has recovered.

The number of cases of the illness caused by the virus, known as COVID-19, continue to rise and additional measures and closures continue to be announced.

In New Jersey the number of cases has risen to 22,255, and 355 people have died, as of Thursday. Read more: NJ Coronavirus Updates: Here's What You Need To Know

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SCHOOLS

Millburn schools will remain closed until at least April 17.

BUSINESSES

The Millburn Shoprite is offering special shopping hours for senior citizens. MORE

Many restaurants in town are still open daily through the 8 p.m. recommended curfew, and operating through delivery and pick-up only.

HOSPITALS

Residents as well as all first responders and health workers working in Union County can report symptoms and schedule testing through a new "telehealth" procedure by calling 908-373-5105 or 908-214-7107. MORE

CANCELLATIONS/CLOSURES

Millburn parks are open only for walking and informal play.

The following municipal buildings are closed:

• Town Hall
• Public Works Office
• Fire Department
• Gero Park Recreation Building
• Taylor Park Recreation Building
• Police Department Headquarters

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