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Public Health Advisory: Positive Rabies Case Identified in Raccoon
South Orange, NJ — The South Orange Health Department is advising residents that a raccoon found in South Orange last week has tested positive for rabies. A resident reported a sick-appearing raccoon, which was safely collected by Animal Control Solutions and submitted to the New Jersey State Laboratory for testing. The test subsequently confirmed that the raccoon was infected with rabies.
Public Health Advisory: Positive Rabies Case Identified in Raccoon
MAPLEWOOD, NJ — The Maplewood Health Department is advising residents that araccoon found in Maplewood this week has tested positive for rabies. A resident reported a sick-appearing raccoon, which was safely collected by Animal Control Solutions and submitted to the New Jersey State Laboratory for testing. The test subsequently confirmed that the raccoon was infected with rabies.
Feature Film: CORONATION (Virtual Screenplay Reading) | Backstage
Feature FilmComedyTeen/Young AdultNonunion EXPIRES: Seeking talent from United States (Nationwide) COMPANY DETAILS Fenton Productions Peter Fenton, Writer/Director/Producer Brendan John Jones, Producer Member since Jan 28, 2022 PROJECT DESCRIPTION Casting a diverse group of teenage actors (age 16-20) for a one-night virtual Zoom reading on May 8, 2025 (7-10pm Eastern US time) of a new feature-length teen comedy, CORONATION.
The Health Department reports an increase in dog bite cases.
Photo Credit: Shutterstock/nupook538 Photo Credit: TAPinto.net File Photo Photo Credit: Shutterstock/nupook538 Photo Credit: TAPinto.net File Photo MAPLEWOOD / SOUTH ORANGE, NJ - Maplewood and South Orange are seeing an increase in dog bite cases. Reports are sent to the Health Department from local hospitals who are treating an animal bite injury and/or from the local police department. In the U.S., over 800,000 people need medical treatment for dog bites each year.
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