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Record-setting spending by lobbyists in NJ, 2020 Of all the endeavors that have been decimated in New Jersey by the coronavirus pandemic, one notable exception is lobbying. In fact, lobbyists in the Garden State spent a record-busting $105 million in 2020, an increase of almost 3.4% over their 2019 outlay. According to Jeff Brindle, Executive Director of the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission, the very pandemic itself — or at least “state efforts to confront the COVID-19 outbrea...

CBS News Convalescent plasma research featured on 60 Minutes shows promise in new scientific study In May 2020, 60 Minutes reported on a study researching the use of high-antibody blood plasma to help treat hospitalized COVID-19 patients. Newly published results show hope for the therapy. 2021 Mar 10 With the COVID-19 pandemic having entered its second year as a paramount threat to global public health, scientific bets placed during the earlier days of the me...

The fire broke out in an unoccupied home just before 4:30 a.m. Wednesday. Video showed heavy damage to the house on Ames Street. One firefighter was hurt after falling through the second floor and suffering minor burns. Another also suffered minor burns in the home. Both firefighters were taken to Hackensack University Medical Center for evaluation. The cause of the blaze is under investigation.

Contagious uk variant is rampant in the city. the variant now responsible for one death in connecticut. cases of the strain nearly doubling there. this as the cdc issues new guidelines, saying two weeks after their last dose, fully vaccinated grandparents can visit with and hug family members that arent vaccinated, as long as they are not high risk for covid. >> so, this is going to be exciting. the first shot, the second shot, after two weeks, we can see the grandchildren again. >> very hopeful...

The best concerts coming to New Jersey in March Weve been cooped up so long in New Jersey that we need to get out of the house in a big way. Concerts 50 has released their list of 434 shows so far coming up this year, containing all types of music including rock, jazz, and country, with ticket prices averaging about $38. Turns out many of the shows have been canceled or postponed until later this summer or fall. But we found a few that are still happening. Saturday, March 13 at 4 P.M. and 8 P.M...

With over 500 plane leaps, Teterboros Duke Krantz defied death with his aeronautical stunts David M. Zimmer, NorthJersey.com © Copy Photo Trick aviator Aron "Duke" Krantz poses in his workclothes as "Diavolo," the star of the Gates Brothers Aerial Circus ion this undated file photo. Note the absence of his signature moustache. Aron Fabian Krantz had a top-paying gig with Teterboro’s Gates Flying Circus in his early 30s. Then, the federal government made it illegal for him t...

CHICAGO, IL - JLL Capital Markets announced today it has arranged a $60 million refinancing for Excelsior II, an exceptionally maintained 18-story multi-housing tower located in Hackensack, New Jersey. Located at 170 Prospect Ave., Excelsior II is one of the most well-known properties in Hackensack. The property is within walking distance of one of New Jersey’s best hospitals, Hackensack University Medical Center.   JLL worked on behalf of the borrower, Tidewater Real Estate Company, to sec...

The Children of COVID Updated on Mar 12, 2021; Published on Mar 09, 2021 Pamela Addison kisses her son Graeme, 14 months, as her daughter Elsie, 2, looks up to the heavens while they play in their Waldwick backyard. Pamela Addisons husband, Martin, 44, died in April from COVID-19. Aristide Economopoulos | NJ Advance Media Little Elsie Addison watched through the window as the ambulance took her daddy away. The 2-year-old with bright blue eyes and her father’s electric smile had been bliss...

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Volunteers in Hudson County and beyond are donating time and money to help strangers get the COVID-19 vaccine.