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Closure, postponement and other announcements related to COVID-19

COVID-19 announces the following closures, deferrals and changes: Please email breakingnews @ starnewsonline.com if you have information to add to the list.

COVID19 example:

In New Hanover County, 21 deaths from COVID-19 have been reported as of August 31. Currently, there are a total of 3,182 positive cases.

Brunswick County reported 24 deaths due to COVID 19 as of 31 August. Currently, there are a total of 1,405 positive cases, of which 1,274 have recovered. A total of 102 have been quarantined and 5 have been hospitalized.

Pender County has reported 758 confirmed COVID-19 patients as of August 31. Of these, 724 recovered and four died. There are 4,883 negative tests, 3 are hospitalized, and 23 are pending.

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Recent announcements about COVID-19:

As of Sunday, August 30, UNCW identified one cluster of five COVID-19 cases each in three dormitories on campus, Sandpiper Hall, Pelican Hall, and Graham Hewlett Hall. A “cluster” is considered by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services to be closer by location and is defined as five or more cases occurring within 14 days. Individuals involved quarantine and receive medical monitoring and/or treatment as needed.

Run for a Life is virtualized and teams with Virtual ZERO Prostate Cancer Run / Walk Celebration. This is an exciting opportunity to help with the end of ZERO-Prostate Cancer, and we maintain many free programs to help patients with prostate cancer in our community. This event will take place on Saturday, September 26th. This event honors prostate cancer patients, survivors, caregivers, and physicians during the COVID-19 Panic. Details: support.zerocancer.org/site/TR?fr_id=2290&pg=entry

The City of Southport will launch the online Southport Virtual Merchant Showcase (southportnc.org/southport-virtual-merchant-showcase) on September 4th. The showcase will be centered around local retailers and restaurants that have received the Southport Safety Pledge. This pledge promises that they will prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus and that customers will be able to shop and eat with peace of mind by following health and safety protocols under the CDC and NC Department of Health and Human Services. Admits.

The Cameron Museum of Art (CAM) has announced that it will host an art sale of paintings by Clyde Jones, a North Carolina folk artist, on Saturday, September 19th. 4 pm on CAM grounds at 3201 S. 17th St. in Wilmington. All proceeds will be closed for 5 months, benefiting CAM that lost significant revenue during the COVID-19 crisis. You need a mask and social distance.

The new Hanover Community Health Center system has changed the visitor restrictions that have been in force since March to protect patients, staff and providers. The NHRMC will allow a hospitalized patient to identify one who is 18 years of age or older and may visit the patient between 7am and 7pm. Please refrain from those over 65 years old, pregnant or immunocompromised. Visitors will be screened at the designated entrance and persons with symptoms associated with COVID-19 will not be admitted. All visitors are required to wear a mask covering their nose and mouth, wash their hands frequently, and maintain a social distance of 6 feet from others while at NHRMC. For more information, please visit nhrmc.org.

The 30th Annual Brunswick County Literacy Council Golf Tournament will take place September 19 at the Carolina National. Carolina National has introduced the COVID-19 protocol, maintains social distances, and follows all other guidelines to keep everyone safe. For more information on the Golf Club COVID-19, please visit carolinanationalgolfclub.com / covid-19. Tournament registration, payment, and sponsorship application forms can be found on the Literacy Council website at bcliteracy.org, call the BCLC office at 910-754-7323, or electronically at bclc.golftournament @ bcliteracy.org. Please send by email.

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