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NJ Governor Phil Murphy updates residents on COVID-19, 3-26-20. Credit: NJ Pen.

Coronavirus Update: 2,500 New Cases Overnight, Murphy Says Schools Won’t Reopen Before April 17, Tax Deadline Likely to Move

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