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Avoiding the flu at this year’s Super Bowl party

<p>With the number of flu cases hitting near record levels across the country, health officials say those assembling for Super Bowl parties should be aware of the risks. </p>

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Avoiding the flu at this year’s Super Bowl party

<p>With the number of flu cases hitting near record levels across the country, health officials say those assembling for Super Bowl parties should be aware of the risks. </p>

Top Stories

Gov. Sherrill offers few details as Lt. Gov. Caldwell investigation appears near end

Major changes planned for Garden State Parkway in Toms River area

Morning showers gives way to heat and humidity before weekend rain returns

Somerville police discrimination lawsuit alleges officers failed to provide backup

Jersey City launches new rent control lookup tool

NJ Transit offering free Wi-Fi to its bus riders

United tests gate-side food delivery at Newark Liberty airport

NJ attorney general urges stronger federal rules to combat illegal robocalls

Thieves steal about $230K in designer merchandise from Princeton consignment shop

Jersey Proud: Burlington Township gives kids free helmets for a safer ride to school

Shocking video shows person riding flatbed truck across George Washington Bridge

Flames rip through Chatham commercial building housing 2 hair salons

Explosion levels Pleasantville home, 4 people displaced

Stolen AirPods help Englewood police locate man charged in vehicle burglary

Hoboken adding 60 temporary parking spaces uptown ahead of municipal garage construction

Newark’s first Chick-fil-A expected to open this fall, hiring up to 80 workers

Man found with knife in chest charged with murdering wife in Ocean County

Six Flags Great Adventure kicks off fall festivities this weekend

New street sign honors mother of Hillsdale murder victim

Child hit by pickup truck while trying to cross Rt. 22

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Avoiding the flu at this year’s Super Bowl party

<p>With the number of flu cases hitting near record levels across the country, health officials say those assembling for Super Bowl parties&nbsp;should be aware of the risks.&nbsp;</p>

Top Stories

Gov. Sherrill offers few details as Lt. Gov. Caldwell investigation appears near end

Major changes planned for Garden State Parkway in Toms River area

Morning showers gives way to heat and humidity before weekend rain returns

Somerville police discrimination lawsuit alleges officers failed to provide backup

Jersey City launches new rent control lookup tool

NJ Transit offering free Wi-Fi to its bus riders

United tests gate-side food delivery at Newark Liberty airport

NJ attorney general urges stronger federal rules to combat illegal robocalls

Thieves steal about $230K in designer merchandise from Princeton consignment shop

Jersey Proud: Burlington Township gives kids free helmets for a safer ride to school

Shocking video shows person riding flatbed truck across George Washington Bridge

Flames rip through Chatham commercial building housing 2 hair salons

Explosion levels Pleasantville home, 4 people displaced

Stolen AirPods help Englewood police locate man charged in vehicle burglary

Hoboken adding 60 temporary parking spaces uptown ahead of municipal garage construction

Newark’s first Chick-fil-A expected to open this fall, hiring up to 80 workers

Man found with knife in chest charged with murdering wife in Ocean County

Six Flags Great Adventure kicks off fall festivities this weekend

New street sign honors mother of Hillsdale murder victim

Child hit by pickup truck while trying to cross Rt. 22

<p>With the number of flu cases hitting near record levels across the country, health officials say those assembling for Super Bowl parties should be aware of the risks. </p>