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Six Flags introduces Jersey Devil coaster, COVID safety for 2021

View Comments Nothing, not even a global pandemic, can stop the team at Six Flags Great Adventure from entertaining guests year after year. For the Jackson thrill park s 2021 season, innovations necessitated last year by caution over COVID-19 remain in place. “At Six Flags, we’ve continued to move forward,” said Kristin Fitzgerald, the park s marketing and public relations manager. “The pandemic required us to pivot and explore new ways to entertain, which included bringing back something from our past with a new twist.” That something was the Six Flags Wild Safari Drive-Thru Adventure. The 4.5-mile trip across a 350-acre preserve housing approximately 1,200 animals resumed operation as a drive-through experience in 2020 for the first time in nearly a decade.

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Between visa issues and COVID, Jersey Shore attractions worry about labor shortage

Between visa issues and COVID, Jersey Shore attractions worry about labor shortage Updated 6:30 AM; Today 6:30 AM A official of Morey s Piers said the company was worried that visa problems could cause a labor shortage this summer. A ride was sanitized on opening day last summer at Mariner s Amusement Pier in Wildwood, one of five Morey s locations where the company hopes to hire 1,500 workers this summer. Lori M. Nichols | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Facebook Share If every single Wildwood High School senior worked at Morey’s Piers, that still would only fill about 3% of the summer jobs at the company’s five locations.

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Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Here s what happened April 8 with COVID-19 in the Chicago area

Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Here’s what happened April 8 with COVID-19 in the Chicago area Chicago Tribune staff, Chicago Tribune For the latest updates, . Illinois next week will make 150,000 first-dose appointments for coronavirus vaccinations available at 11 state-run mass vaccination sites in the Chicago suburbs and at area pharmacies as Illinois opens eligibility to everyone 16 and older, Gov. J.B. Pritzker said Thursday. The expanded eligibility that starts Monday covers suburban Cook County and the state’s other 101 counties, most of which already have opened to that age group. The city of Chicago has said it will expand to universal eligibility on April 19, meeting a new goal President Joe Biden set this week.

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Back-to-school backlash has little affect on D203 and D204 school board races, where incumbents were reelected easily

Back-to-school backlash has little affect on D203 and D204 school board races, where incumbents were reelected easily
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Coronavirus in Illinois updates: State to make 150,000 first-dose COVID-19 vaccination appointments available next week as eligibility opens to all 16 and up

Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Daily record of 154,201 COVID-19 vaccine doses administered; 150,000 first-dose appointments available next week as state opens eligibility to all 16 and up Chicago Tribune staff, Chicago Tribune © Steve Metsch / Naperville Sun Illinois next week will make 150,000 first-dose appointments for coronavirus vaccinations available at 11 state-run mass vaccination sites in the Chicago suburbs and at area pharmacies as Illinois opens eligibility to everyone 16 and older, Gov. J.B. Pritzker said Thursday. The expanded eligibility that starts Monday covers suburban Cook County and the state’s other 101 counties, most of which already have opened to that age group. The city of Chicago has said it will expand to universal eligibility on April 19, meeting a new goal President Joe Biden set this week.

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