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Helping restaurants rebound LISA GREEN | The Journal Gazette A prestigious group of business executives has been tapped for a webinar series designed to help share lessons learned as the restaurant industry continues to rebound from the COVID-19 slump. The Womens Business Center of The NIIC this month is hosting a Restaurant Revitalization Speaker Series that the organization says will focus on five key areas: “Mayhem, Miracles, Marketing, Menu, and Management.” The first presentation July ...

WINTERS — Cheap sunglasses, sharp-dressed men and furry guitars are expected Monday at Green River Brewing and Taproom as ZZ Tush performs. The band hit the stage May 14 for the first time in more than a year. “It was a great show,” said John Roche, the Dusty Hill of ZZ Tush. “We d

Ghost River Brewery in Memphis is planning to have its craft beer flowing on Beale Street by July.

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New Jersey breweries will offer free beer to people who get vaccinated By Luke Funk Shot and a beer in New Jersey Some New Jersey breweries are going to offer a free beer to people who get the coronavirus vaccine. NEW JERSEY - More than a dozen breweries in New Jersey are going to be offering free beers to the newly vaccinated as part of a program announced on Monday. Gov. Phil Murphy rolled out the Shot and a Beer program during a news conference from Trenton. The catch is that the person has ...

Shutterstock In the latest move by a state government to encourage its residents to get vaccinated, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced on Monday, May 3, that adults who show their vaccination card at a list of eligible New Jersey breweries will be given a free beer as a reward. The “shot and a beer” program is in place now and will be available to all vaccinated adults through the end of May. The plan is part of Murphy’s new “Operation Jersey Summer,” wherein state officials are ai...

The average daily rate of vaccination has been on the decline for about two weeks. More than 20 states are not ordering all available doses of the vaccine as interest slows. Just last week, Philadelphia nearly lost 1,000 doses that were set to expire.   So far, just 40% of the adult population in the United States is vaccinated, and 70% of the senior population has had their shots, CDC data shows. In order to achieve herd immunity, officials say 70% to 80% of the population must be vacci...

Governor Murphy: Get Vaccinated in May & You’ll Get a Free Beer in NJ The state of New Jersey has put together a plan to put a free beer in your hand if you get your first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in the month of May.  The state’s governor Phil Murphy announced the plan for a “shot and a beer,” as part of the state’s expansive program for “Operation Jersey Summer,” which aims to vaccinate much of the state’s population against the COVID-19 virus.  When speaking about the p...

New Jersey breweries will offer free beer to people who get vaccinated Shot and a beer in New Jersey Some New Jersey breweries are going to offer a free beer to people who get the coronavirus vaccine. NEW JERSEY - More than a dozen breweries in New Jersey are going to be offering free beers to the newly vaccinated as part of a program announced on Monday. Gov. Phil Murphy rolled out the Shot and a Beer program during a news conference from Trenton. The catch is that the person has to have their...

12 N.J. breweries offer free beer to those who get COVID vaccine shots this month Updated May 03, 2021; Posted May 03, 2021 Kane Brewing Company on Sunday in an April 2017 photo. Ed Murray | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Facebook Share How about a cold beer on the house to help take away the sting in your arm from getting vaccinated for the coronavirus? It’s the approach New Jersey health officials and a dozen breweries in the state are taking to encourage people who have yet to get a vaccine...