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New York transforms faltering malls, stores into COVID-19 vaccine sites
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May 11, 2021
Macy s plans include improvements in the neighborhood near the store. Photo credit: FXCollaborative
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Macy’s, Inc. today announced its vision for renewing its commitment to its flagship Herald Square store, including $235 million of private investment in the surrounding neighborhood. Macy’s plan would upgrade Herald Square’s transit infrastructure and public realm into a modern, pedestrian-friendly urban space with upgraded subway access, improved transit connections and ADA-accessible elevators. To achieve these upgrades, Macy’s will leverage its underlying Herald Square real estate to build a commercial office tower above its iconic flagship store.
Macy’s is excited about the opportunity to work with the community to improve the neighborhood and generate additional economic activity in the city. The renewal plan is expected to generate $269 million annually in new tax revenues for New York City, support 16,290 annual jobs and spark $4.29 billion in
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If United Van Lines conducted the Census, New Jersey would be in trouble. But apparently there’s a federal agency called the Census Bureau whose job it is to count people. And despite the moving company’s annual survey that consistently shows the Garden State having the highest out-migration rate in the nation, the Census Bureau revealed something very different.
Vaccination rates for COVID-19 among the staff at New Jersey’s long-term care facilities vary widely, but are too low at many facilities to prevent future outbreaks of the disease that has claimed more than 8,020 staff and resident lives so far at such facilities more than one-third of the state’s pandemic deaths.
“It appears efforts to provide access and education to long-term care health care providers are falling short of what we had hoped,” said Melissa O’Connor, a professor at Villanova University’s nursing school, whose work focuses on geriatrics.
The snapshot of vaccination rates, from data reported by the nursing homes for April 21, underscores the challenges that remain for both long-term care and the public at large in overcoming vaccine hesitancy to reach a level of immunity that will slow and ultimately stop the pandemic’s spread.
COVID NJ: Nursing home residents at risk as staff vaccines lag
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