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Last update: 10 hours agoHantavirus Update: NJDOH says two New Jersey residents were potentially exposed to the cruise-ship hantavirus, but the risk to the general public remains “very, very low,” with no NJ cases identified. Public Health: The MV Hondius outbreak is still driving monitoring nationwide as U.S. passengers isolate in Nebraska and others are evaluated in Atlanta. World Cup Travel Crunch: NJ Transit is changing the rules for commuters during eight NJ matches—rail service is limited to ticket holders before/after games, and Penn Station outbound service is paused for commuters during match windows. Budget Pressure: Hammonton’s budget hearing opened with a 2.7% municipal tax increase tied to insurance and pension jumps, while leaders say services won’t be cut. Shore & Summer Planning: Seaside Park will not accept former Berkeley Township beach badges in 2026, forcing repeat purchases for residents. Gas Prices: NJ gas averages about $4.52 as prices climb, with drivers watching for relief tied to a proposed federal gas-tax pause. Local Culture: LBI Book Swap in Beach Haven is nominated for USA TODAY’s Best Independent Bookstore—vote daily through June 1.
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