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WHYY By New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, left, speaks at a news conference at Island Beach State Park in New Jersey on Wednesday, May 19, 2021, where he announced that the state will give free season-long admission to the park and other state parks to any New Jersey resident who has gotten at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine by July 4. At right is Shawn LaTourette, the acting environmental protection commissioner. (AP Photo/Wayne Parry) The statewide rate of transmission is 0.5. Twenty-one more p...

Beer, bouquets and free rounds at a gun range: How local governments promote vaccines Reis Thebault, Paulina Firozi © Justin Lane/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock Volunteer Todd Hinden hands out cannabis incentives to anyone who can prove theyve received a coronavirus vaccine, part of an April 20 “Joints for Jabs” event to promote inoculation in New York City. (Justin Lane/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock) Booze, bud, bouquets and a Nissan Altima. New York’s hottest club, this is not. Ra...

Baker, Troxell join Wethersfield School Board DAVE CLARKE What difference can one vote make?  For Paula Baker and Amber Troxell, it meant the minor difference of a two or four year term on the Wethersfield Board of Education.  Baker was sworn in last week with three incumbents who won new terms unopposed for four seats on the ballot April 6. Baker, along with Troxell, ran as write-in candidates after no one filed to fill the seat vacated by board member Sue Brody who did not seek another term...

Drinks on me! New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy offers free beer to residents who get vaccinated New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is paying for the next round. On Monday, Murphy announced the “Shot and a Beer” program designed to incentivize New Jersey residents over 21 who haven’t gotten vaccinated to do so and they’ll be rewarded with a free pint. “Any New Jerseyan who gets their first vaccine dose in the month of May and takes their vaccination card to a participating brewery will rec...

On Monday, Governor Murphy announced the “Shot and a Beer” program designed to incentivize New Jersey residents over 21 who haven’t gotten vaccinated to do so and they’ll be rewarded with a free pint.

Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out whats clicking on Foxnews.com. New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced a new program Monday designed to incentivize state residents to get vaccinated by offering them free beer.  "We’re not going to be afraid to try new things," Murphy said as he unveiled the program, dubbed "Shot and a Beer," at a press briefing. Phil Murphy, New Jerseys governor, speaks at a news conference after touring the New Jersey Convention and Exposition Center...

Cheers to getting vaccinated. In trying to b̶r̶i̶b̶e̶ inspire people to take the covid-19 vaccine, authorities in New Jersey are resorting to some interesting methods. The latest idea was shared by N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy: free beer. “We’re not going to be afraid to try new things,” Murphy said of the “Shot and a Beer” program during a press conference Monday. It’s a pretty basic concept: Get a covid shot and take your vaccination card to one of 13 participating breweries for a f...

ABC News Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? OffOn Gov. Phil Murphy said he is trying to get more people immunized. • 6 min read States getting creative in drive to vaccinate Many spaces around the U.S. are making their sites available for members of the public to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images A vaccination card will be the ticket for a free brewski in the Garden State this month. New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced a "Shot and a Bee...

Delaware Business Now Delaware Innovation Space has fully launched its Science Inc. accelerator program. Over the next 5 months, a cohort of 10 startups looking to grow their companies in the United States will participate in weekly programming and receive on-going expert mentoring and coaching. The event will include a Science Inc. Demo Day in June, with each company pitching investors and partners. “The ten companies in this first cohort include a wide array of diverse science startups work...

It was the end of an era at last week’s Desloge Board of Aldermen meeting. After 16 years, Mayor David Kater presided over his last meeting. He will be sworn in as a St. Francois County Commissioner at the end of the month. Before becoming mayor in 2005, Kater was an alderman 2001 to 2005. But he started out as a firefighter for Desloge. “A long time invested in the community and the people within the community,” Alderman Alvin Sutton said. Many family members and former coworker...