New Jersey on Sunday reported another 2,425 confirmedCOVID-19 cases and one new confirmed death, after three consecutive days of daily cases surpassing 3,000. Eighteen of the 21 counties in the state are now considered high risk for transmission, the CDC reported Sunday, up from only six in mid-July. Only Mercer, Cumberland and Salem counties remain in the medium-risk category. Residents in high-risk counties are recommended to wear masks indoors. The state’s seven-day average for confirmed positive tests is 2,790, a 7% decrease in the past week, but a 20% increase from a month ago. There were…
