jersey wnca. these cases could very well be connected to one at a popular hamilton township restaurant. good evening i m lucy noland. i m iain page. now health officials are warning anyone that walked into a number of businesses you could be at risk. our chris o connell is live in hamilton township tonight. chris? reporter: iain, those two people who came down with hepatitis a did come down with the virus after eating at a mercer county restaurant where a worker there food worker was diagnosed with the virus last month. the two latest cases, one of the patients worked here as a part part-time fitness instructor at hamilton area wmca. another patient worked in a hamilton township hair salon. now both patients dined at rosa ss catering in trenton around the time when a food worker there with hepatitis a was working there. although it s not certain that s where the latest cases came from. this is a big scare here in hamilton township. customers flocked into the department of
diagnosed with the virus last month. the two latest cases, one of the patients worked here as a part part-time fitness instructor at hamilton area wmca. another patient worked in a hamilton township hair salon. now both patients dined at rosa ss catering in trenton around the time when a food worker there with hepatitis a was working there. although it s not certain that s where the latest cases came from. this is a big scare here in hamilton township. customers flocked into the department of health after that scare for an emergency vaccine of immune gob about lynn. now the health department is warning those who have been around the latest two victims listen up. this is the first hairstylist people who were inside the hair port salon on south broad street in hamilton township between december 4th and yesterday may be at risk for developing hepatitis a. those people are being told to go to their doctor immediately and get a vaccine shot as soon as possible. now, to the second
MILTON — The Greater Susquehanna Valley YMCA, Milton Branch, recently received a $15,000 grant from the Conagra Brands Foundation. The funds will be used for a project titled Sustainability Through