Mayor: 'Today Newark had more COVID-19 cases than every other city in Essex County combined!'
Essex County COVID-19 numbers continue to go up.
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Oct 26, 2020, 2:55 AM
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Newark seems to be to blame.
Mayor Ras Baraka tweeted Sunday Sunday night about the numbers saying, "Today Newark had more COVID-19 cases than every other city in Essex County combined! We are witnessing a serious spike and tomorrow we will begin taking serious measures. Wear your mask!"
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