Dan Regenye

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In Ocean County, almost half of the nearly 619,000 residents have been vaccinated as of Thursday.

Even when the day comes that the state mask mandate for schools is lifted, there are several health and safety protocols that must be followed to mitigate the spread of any Covid symptoms and germs of any kind.

The vaccination clinics at Southern Regional Middle School in Manahawkin and at the RWJ-Barnabas Health Arena in Toms River are closed and being replaced with two new locations to get your shots.

The Ocean County Health Department has announced that the Fox, who bit a 4-year old girl in Jackson over the weekend, has tested positive for rabies.

To ensure swimming beaches are clean and good to go throughout the summer the Ocean County Health Department has announce they have a group of water inspectors who will be testing the waters on a weekly basis.

You can still literally walk-in and get a vaccine, so why not?

You'll be able to have some fun in the sun this summer, be it at the beach, boardwalk, amusement park or even a home barbecue, but no matter what you do and when, you'll need to do all you can to be safe and healthy.

Need a vaccine but can't seem to find an open appointment?

As the Ocean County Health Department continues to work on providing a mobile vaccination unit to bring vaccines to people including the homebound, a new solution should help bridge some of the concern with getting vaccinated.

You no longer need an appointment to get a Covid-19 test at Ocean County College, as walk-ins are now welcome.

As they look to expand vaccination sites, the Ocean County Health Department is making a call to the bullpen for some relief at the OCC Drive-Thru testing site.