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having difficulty sourcing the things we would typically carry for.” Murphy’s and the ShopRite of Medford are both experiencing severe shortages in hand sanitizer, disinfectant products, paper products (paper towels, toilet paper, napkins, etc.) and cleaning supplies such as bleach. Murphy said he has seen items sell out since New Jersey’s coronavirus cases have risen. ShopRite was experiencing the same effects with longer than usual lines at registers and self check out. On March 13, Assistant Store Manager Rob Taylor joined his fellow managers please see STORES, page 5 KRYSTAL NURSE/The Sun

George Noecker of Medford Lakes looks at the empty toilet paper shelves. Local grocery stores are experiencing shortages due to concerns about the novel COVID-19 virus. For more pictures, see page 4.

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superintendent thanked district administrators and central office staff for relaying information to students, teachers and the public — describing the district as “prepared.” “That is the word I would say for our district,” Birnbohm said. “That is because of the incredible people that work in our school district.” Birnbohm also noted that all teachers separated by department to collaborate on how virtual instruction should proceed. Students were kept in the loop, she added, about possible closures during the week of March 13. Teachers reminded students to gather everything from their lockers to take home as a closure date was considered. “Please give any senior a safe, virtual hug because this is not the senior year they signed up for,” Birnbohm mentioned. “Be very empathetic for our seniors. Be caring for them and send them extra love.” As a slide show about home instruction was shown on a large screen – and with the board spread out safely – Birnbohm reminded members that students will be more prepared for future careers as they experience remote learning. A cancellation of Scholastic Assessment Tests (SAT) appeared moot for those applying to colleges as the tests will not “measure the resiliency these kids are going to get from this,” Birnbohm insisted. Colleges will gain first-year students who have prior knowledge on adapting to emergency situations like the pandemic, she added. “I wanted to put some things out there, and I could go on and on about how incredible our teachers, counselors, nurses, bus drivers delivering meals, custodians, secretaries — everybody in our organization has really gone above and beyond to find some sense of normalcy in a situation that nobody has ever experienced,” Birnbohm con-

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Local grocery stores ShopRite of Medford and Murphy’s Markets of Tabernacle and Medford are experiencing shortages of toilet paper, sanitizing items, gloves, masks and other household supplies as panicked shoppers purchase large quantities of items. Pictured clockwise from above: ShopRite of Medford customer Dina Hess of Marlton compares available aspirin products as the store experiences low supply of aspirin relief. Rob Taylor, assistant manager at ShopRite of Medford, listens to the other managers and employees relaying messages over his walkie-talkie. A sign all too familiar to Murphy’s Markets customers, posted in the paper products and household cleaning aisles. Cashiers are inundated with long lines at checkout as ShopRite of Medford experiences a heavy volume of shoppers. ShopRite customers take a look at the depleted stock of toilet paper.

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Stores: Customers flock to buy supplies in wake of pandemic continued from page 1 in directing shoppers to specific aisles. Shoppers filling their weekly grocery lists lingered in the paper products aisle searching for what was left. “It’s insane that people are doing this because they’re not leaving stuff for people that do need it,” ShopRite customer Edward Tamburo Jr. said. “There might be an individual who has parents, their husbands, wives and others that needs toilet paper, that needs something. “You’ve got to work together and watch out for each other.” ShopRite of Medford has yet to respond to an inquiry from The Sun as it deals with the high volume of customers. Murphy said shelves have been restocked slowly as his stores’ supplier is focused on getting household products to governments, health care professionals, schools and other places that “have a greater need.” Multiple purchases spurred

by the pandemic have nearly wiped out ShopRite’s stock of meats, bread and cleaning supplies.. “They’re stockpiling this and they don’t need it,” Tamburo said. “I’m going to be a grandfather soon and I want to make sure I’m OK, my wife, who’s a teacher, (and) my daughter are OK.” As of deadline, Murphy’s Markets had not yet seen the same effects in its meat departments. Store employees were directed to wipe down self-checkouts and registers for disinfecting. In hindsight, Murphy said the company should have imposed strict quantity limits so everyone could get supplies. “We weren’t able to buy in the amount of quantities they (ShopRite) were, so by the time it came time to order those products in the store, we weren’t able to put the limits on products because we were sold out of them,” he explained. Tamburo believes the shop-

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‘We want to protect everyone’: Doctors discuss COVID-19 Regional medical facilities taking steps to protect, treat residents By KRYSTAL NURSE The Sun Constant changes in how the nation is fighting the coronavirus have caused hospitals and medical offices to alter visitation policies and push for patients to follow their advice. Dr. Charles Scott, chair of Advocare Doctors’ Coronavirus Task Force — who practices general pediatric care at Advocare Medford and Mansfield Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine — explained that COVID-19, or novel coronavirus, has symptoms similar to the flu and pneumonia, both of which are common this time of year. “Respiratory difficulties, fevers and dry coughs,” he said, “those are similar to the flu, pneumonia and others. Oftentimes, you can’t tell the difference.”

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procedures to ambulatory centers if appropriate and feasible.” Scott emphasized social distancing, since the virus can be spread by a cough or sneeze from a person in close contact. Distancing is one of the ways to “flatten the curve,” doctors say, meaning to restrict the virus’ spread. Helping the elderly and immuno-compromised population stay protected has been the priority of health officials, since the probability of fatal complications is higher in that demographic, Scott said. “If you’re not essential to be at work, stay home,” he added. “Limit the amounts of needing to go out; go get your groceries, but know what you need. Social distancing is important, hand washing for 20 seconds and mind your coughs and sneezes.” In the event of COVID-19 symptoms or the flu, Scott urges

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856¡667-6231

Painting

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856-779-3800 x6837

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Painting

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856-341-4861

#13VH04329600

10% OFF ANY COMPLETE JOB

609.914.0517

Painting

Coastal Painting Interior, Exterior Power washing

QUALITY WORK SINCE 1994

Call 609.801.2655

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Painting

Printing

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NM-00424978

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609-714-6878 609-471-3082

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856-665-6769

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Power Washing

American

Power Washing

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609-217-3424 AmericanPowerWashingSJ.com

$15/week

NM-00425347

saving our planet, one pile at a time

Roofing

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(609) 268-9200 Lic.# 13VH01716900

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NM-00426169

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WE ARE HIRING DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS New starting rate $12.00 p/hr.

Assist people with daily living activities, including personal goals, recreation and daily household living. Facilitate proper medical care and meet the physical, emotional and personal needs of the people we serve. Position provides direct care and support in life skills, transportation and integration into the community for residents.

QMA is hiring in Burlington, Camden and Cumberland Counties

• Compensation structures that are based on a pay-for-performance philosophy • Vacation pay • A comprehensive benefit plans including medical, vision and prescription coverage with minimal employee contribution • A 401K savings program and life insurance • Performance based bonuses and an employee referral program

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• A minimum HS diploma or GED • 21 YRS of age or older • A valid driver’s license • The ability to communicate and provide physical care to the people we serve • A clear criminal history • A clean driving record Interested • Basic computer skills • A flexible work schedule in joining our team? Multiple Or know somebody who Work Locations Send your resume would be? Check out our Available jpera@qmainc.com current openings listed Employee Referral at qmainc.com. Program Contact Danielle Hollis 856-735-1015 700 Cinnaminson Avenue, Building B, Palmyra NJ 08065

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IT’S TIME TO START GARDENING FRUIT TREES 5 OR 7 GALLON POTS

IT’S TIME TO START YOUR COOL CROPS

SMALL FRUITS

PANSIES

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Choose from Cabbage, Lettuce, Broccoli, Peas and Many More.

Blueberries, Blackberries, Raspberries, Grapes, Kiwis & Paw Paws

The Flower That Says Spring is Here! 32 plant Flats 4 Packs

299ea.

4499

$

Starting At

Plant Flats

1699/at

$

2

1199

$ 99

$

Starting At

Your lawn care solution for Early Spring, Spring, Summer, and Fall. Each bag is applied separately in each season delivering the proper nutrients.

5 bags 5,000 sq. ft.

5 Bags For

54

$

Total Value

$

104

99

99*

7 bags 15,000 sq. ft.

All 5 bags will cover your lawn care needs for Early Spring, Spring Summer and Fall. Each bag is applied separately in each season delivering the proper slow release nutrients and microbes.

$

+

Colored Mulch

Root Mulch

$

Up to $60 Savings Just on Complete Insect Purchase Greenview 5M 4-Step Program Receive a 5M bag of Bayer Complete Insect Control

3 Yards.....$139 5 Yards.....$199 10 Yards...$349 15 Yards...$470

3 Yards ....$139 5 Yards ....$199 10 Yards ..$349 15 Yards ..$470

(3 bag limit of Bayer Complete Insect Control)

We Deliver 7 Days A Week! • Prices Below Include Local Delivery Charges • Pick-Up & SAVE!! (Discount for Pick-Up!)

3 Yards ....$139 5 Yards ....$199 10 Yards ..$349

 Playground Mulch

Hardwood Mulch

3 Yards ....$139 5 Yards ....$199 10 Yards ..$349 15 Yards ..$470

3 Yards ....$139 5 Yards ....$199 10 Yards ..$349 15 Yards ..$470

No Recycled Wood

Super Compost

3 Yards ....$169 5 Yards ....$249 8 Yards ....$369

Bulk Wood Chips

3 Yards ....$139 5 Yards ....$199 10 Yards ..$349 15 Yards ..$470

PROPANE 20lb Tank ReďŹ ll

1299

$

We ďŹ ll all size tanks and RV’s

No Recycled Wood

Sale Ends April 9th, 2020

856-767-6883 51 West Factory Rd., Berlin, NJ

Damblys.com

NM-00424268

Purchase Greenview 15M 4-STEP Program Receive (3) 5M bags of Bayer Complete Insect Control

After $35.00 Mail-In Rebate

Screened Organic Top Soil

14499*

Up to 3 bags FREE

5499 $ 14499

5,000 Sq. Ft. Program

15,000 Sq. Ft. Program

BULK SPECIALS*

274

99

Complete Insect Control

After $15.00 Mail-In Rebate

Cannot combine with ith other he offers. offe

$

Total Value

7 Bags For

*After Dambly’s Instant Discount and Scotts Mail in Rebates. No substitutions. Cannot combine with other offers.

4-Step Lawn Program

BLACK BROWN

1699/at

$

5 bags covers 5,000 sq. ft and 7 bags cover 15,000 sq. ft.

+

RED

ea.

SCOTTS 4-STEP LAWN PROGRAM PLUS GRUB-EX

DAMBLY

GOOD DEAL

4 $ Packs

HOURS: Mon-Sat 8-7 Sun 9-6

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Curbside Pick Up or Home Delivery